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Study Reveals How the Economic Downturn Is Affecting College Choice by Gary M. Stern

Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of Fastweb.com and FinAid.org and author of a book due out this fall, Secrets to Winning a Scholarship, says that economic factors are playing an increasingly prominent role in determining which college students attend. “If they can’t afford the school,they won’t go – no matter how good the school is,” he stated.

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Gary M. Stern

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Staying Connected: Increasingly a Must for succeeding these days by Frank DiMaria

Atone time, the telephone was considered a luxury. But as more and more people and businesses adopted this “new” technology, it became necessary to own one and stay connected to the masses.How could one exist in the 20th century without a phone?

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Frank DiMaria

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For Brazil, the Future Has Arrived Carlos D. Conde

In1941, so the story goes, Austrian author Stephan Zweig migrated to Brazil and, being so enamored with his new homeland and its potential, praised it in a book as the “country of the future” and then committed suicide. Not that these frustrations were to blame, but it supposedly gave rise to one of the most hackneyed references to this South American colossal – “the country of the future and always will be.”

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Carlos D. Conde

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Difference or Disorder? Researchers Develop Tool to Identify Bilingual Children with True Language Disorders by Erin Geisler

According to the 2000 Census, nearly one-third of Texans ages 5 years and older speak Spanish at home. Add the under-5 population and the percentage is even higher. Due to continued immigration and globalism, the bilingual population will continue to grow in Texas.

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Erin Geisler

Hispanic Community February 2011 Premium

Pew Research Center Reports on Latinos Coming of Age in America by Angela Provitera McGlynn

This report is part of a series by the Pew Research Center looking at how America’s next generation, known as “millennials,” is reshaping our nation. Within this context, it is necessary to focus specifically on Latinos since never before in American history has a minority ethnic group made up such a large share of this coming-of-age group. Well known by now is the fact that Hispanics are the largest and youngest minority group in America, with one in four newborns and one in five schoolchildren being of Hispanic background.

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Angela Provitera McGlynn

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Study Reveals How the Economic Downturn Is Affecting College Choice by <b> Gary M. Stern</b>

Staying Connected: Increasingly a Must for succeeding these days by <b> Frank DiMaria</b>

For Brazil, the Future Has Arrived <b> Carlos D. Conde </b>

Difference or Disorder? Researchers Develop Tool to Identify Bilingual Children with True Language Disorders by <b> Erin Geisler</B>

Pew Research Center Reports on Latinos Coming of Age in America by <b> Angela Provitera McGlynn </b>

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