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It’s 2010! Guepa!

2010: the books to look out for

I saw a commercial for The Rock’s new movie “Tooth Fairy” and I’m just embarrassed for him, for us, for everyone involved. What happened Duane?

From Spotify to Bookify: how playlists could revolutionize the books market

Remember last year when there was a lot of focus on what exactly “Hispanic” was? Well here’s an article about what defines “whiteness”: The Dark Side of White — latimes.com

Pretty ironic: The Bible among most shoplifted books in the US

I’m considering taking a Spanish Economy course or joining a Spanish book club to brush up on my skills, churn those mental gears and meet new cool folks. Both are free, how cool is that?

Forecasts: Latinos and Social Media in 2010 and Latinos come to a political and social crossroads in 2010

January through March are the months I struggle with the most. I get cabin fever. I start resenting the effort the layering of clothes takes. I dislike the cold & snow, it’s hard for me to get and go but eentually it’s worth the reawakening that comes out when Spring springs. Yay Spring!

Participate in the THREE-KINGS DAY ONLINE TOY DRIVE & FUNDRAISER: Make a toy donation by sending new, unwrapped toys to: The Children’s Aid Society -105 East 22nd St. Please use codename: LATISMTOYDRIVE. Toy donations will be accepted until January 4th, 2010.

Learn about Isabel Gonzalez: Gonzales v. Williams, 192 U.S. 1 (1904)

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