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Media Prostitution: How ratings-driven networks are ruining Spanish-language TV
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When bold journalism is a radical break from the mainstream,…

Media Prostitution: How ratings-driven networks are ruining Spanish-language TV
When bold journalism is a radical break from the mainstream,…

ILLEGAL: How this anti-immigrant term contaminates public perception of undocumented immigrants
How this anti-immigrant term contaminates public perception of undocumented immigrants

To travel or not to travel: Mexico
On March 16 an e-mail from the Dean of Students, Robert J. Naples, appeared in my inbox. The e-mail issued a warning about traveling to Mexico due to the recent drug-related violence in the border cities such as Tijuana, Nogales, and Ciudad Juarez. The Dean’s warning appeared to be more than a mere suggestion – it implicitly discouraged students from traveling to Mexico.