Word: hispanicized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Compared to the rest of the sunbelt, New Mexico is indeed liberal, but Republicans here have had some success in counteracting the heavily Democratic Hispanic vote. The reason: the conservative economic interests which dominate the state in the form of a powerful energy and military industrial establishment. The state is...
Ironically, another drawback may have been the strong ideological and party link Pratt shares with Gov. Toney Anaya, one of the nation's most liberal. Since he took over in 1982, Anaya has had to defend himself against a host of criticisms from the public and state legislators--ranging from...
THE HARVARD OFFICIAL was quoted in a Yale senior thesis which charted the impact of affirmative action in admissions on Hispanic enrollment at Ivy League and Seven Sister schools. Three weeks ago at an annual all Ivy Chicano recruitment conference in Philadelphia, Yale senior Cathy Kisee-Sandoval shared her findings...
The prognosis was unsurprising for the three Harvard students attending the day-long conference. But it came as a shocker for others in the audience. Undergraduates at the University of Pennsylvania, for instance, where there is an "intercultural center"--a building for minority organizations and special functions--could not believe...
However obvious, it should be noted that not all Hispanic, Black, Asian, or Native American students would be offended by the usual denial of their backgrounds. That is a valid choice of idently and association which each individual must make. At Harvard, however, some students are being denied the opportunity...