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Our Spring 2012 Issue!
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- September 25, 2011“A Nation Emerges: The Mexican Revolution Revealed”
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DREAM act Archive
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No soy de aqui, ni soy de alla: Temporary Protected Status
UCLA student struggles to establish legitimacy in the United States
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Are immigrants finally California dreamin’ their way into college?
Dreams come true for future students, but the nightmares remain for current students in California
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Writing Books and Mowing Lawns
¡Ask a Mexican! columnist Gustavo Arellano teaches for a quarter at UCLA and shares the untold stories of reporting in the Latino community.
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The Path to Citizenship: If the DREAM Act passes, undocumented hopefuls must decide between enrollment or enlistment
Can you imagine paying $20,000 or more for your tuition without any loans or financial aid? Can you imagine having to choose between eating or buying your textbooks for the…
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How Far Would You Walk for Your Dreams? Undocumented Students Coming Out of the Shadows
On Jan. 1, 2010, four students began a 1,500 mile walk from Miami, Fla. to Washington D.C., dubbed the “Trail of Dreams.” Alluding to the tragedy of the “Trail of Tears,” in which Native Americans were forced to relocate across the country under the most dehumanizing of conditions, this march was dedicated to a more hopeful future.