Like many of you, I subscribe to numerous informational resources (Google, RSS, etc.) that send me alerts, emails, and links to research or studies on a given topic (if you’re not doing this you should be!). As you might guess, information that I receive focuses on the Hispanic workforce, Hispanics and college trends, and other…
Just wanted to give everyone a quick update. Surgery went well, and I’m now in full recovery mode. Today is Day 5 and was hoping to be home by now; however, there’s are few “internal process” functions that need to happen before I can leave. Thanks to all of you for your emails and notes…
I had to take a double look at this picture…. “Los Lakers?” Hmmmm, I like it. Actually, it was part of the NBA’s Noche Latina efforts now in its third year.
My alma mater University of Texas at El Paso play the Butler Bulldogs in the big dance today. Go Miners! Update: Oh well…Butler 77 – UTEP 59. A good year and a good run.
I’ve been writing up a storm of guest blogs over at the Intern Matters blog regarding Hispanic culture and the Hispanic workforce. This post wraps up and summarizes my initial posts on Hispanic culture. Check it out when you get a chance. Enjoy!
Just for laughs – because we can all use one at the end of the week. Enjoy!
We’ve all heard the cliché that “the only constant in life is change.” Like many such maxims out there, we read them, understand them, but how often do we embrace them? Change is not something that gives us a chance to plan – real change usually strikes on some idle morning when we least expect…
Friends and readers: Unfortunately, due to an unexpected medical emergency last week, HTM posts will be a bit slow. I’m currently in the hospital recovering and should be home later this week with lots of R/R expected. As time permits, I will update you on why, what, and how of my situation. I look forward…
Sometimes you just have days when the news isn’t always positive when it comes to Hispanics and other minorities. Two sobering but interesting articles point to the impact the current economic environment is taking on Hispanics. Life’s challenges teach us that any endeavor usually means that you often take two steps back in order to take…
The New York Times has an intriguing article regarding the challenges faced by the 2010 Census in which citizens may not actually be able to “classify” themselves correctly on a census form. With the number of inter-racial and inter-ethnic marriages occuring in the United States, I can see how it would be challenging to classify oneself. Here’s…
