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Whereas a decade ago spas were thought of as a luxury for the rich, today they are seen as places where needed stress relief therapies are administered to people across the socio-economic spectrum.

A visit to Gang Perp Central, in Harlem’s 25th police precinct reveals that many on the force feel they have gang violence under control in New York City.

By Cindy Medina Seven-year-old Rosa Angelina was in complete anguish because she did not know how to respond to her second grade teacher. “Rosa, can you please explain what we talked about in our last class?” the teacher insisted. Her hands got sweaty. She started trembling and this is when her friend said, “Teacher, remember she does not speak English.” Rosa Angelina’s case is

by Sandra Cespedes Su deseo de ayudar nació tres  meses antes de partir a los Estados Unidos en una tarde en la ciudad de Santiago, Republica Dominicana, cuando Yammel Mendoza, 22, directora, vio a un niño – la clase de niño pobre que “pide alimento y dinero para calmar el hambre y sobrevivir.” Al llegar a Nueva York en el 2008, ese simple e inocente

by Joselin Pichardo For hundreds of years it was believed that the Indigenous peoples of the Caribbean had been wiped out, that no trace of them remained anywhere. Not so. Today, Tainos walk among us and there is DNA to prove it. So why was it believed that Tainos were extinct? “They went underground to survive. They intermarried by choice or by rape

by Gustavo Orduz One of the issues driving the debate over immigration reform is whether or not immigrants should speak English as one of the many requirements they have to fulfill in order to become legal aliens. This growing controversy is dividing immigrants and communities because of the need and the obligation illegal aliens have for learning English. Policymakers, community and civic