Word: hispanicized
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The plan includes statistical breakdowns of the University's workforce by gender and minority group--Black, Asian/Pacific, Native American/Alaskan native, and Hispanic--as well as each faculty's and department's goals and timetables for increasing the representation of minorities and women.
Young and Crippen are just two of the 80 astronauts now being trained for shuttle flights at the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston. Most were selected from more than 11,000 applicants over the past three years. Of the group, 47 are pilots and the rest are mission...
Although the incoming executive board contains one Black, one Hispanic, and two Asians, RUS members maintained that more minority representation was needed.
Officials tick off familiar reasons for the crime epidemic, such as poverty (in Dade County-which includes Miami, Miami Beach and other communities-18% of the families live on annual incomes of less than $7,500) and a nonhomogeneous population (in Dade County 45% white, 38% Hispanic and 17% black...
But even though most departments are considering women scholars, the report notes that very few departments are actually hiring them. "The problem which still confronts Harvard is that tenured women (unlike tenured Black and Hispanic faculty) are statistically underrepresented." Of Harvard's 356 tenured Faculty members, only a dozen--3.4...