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La Voz Newspaper, January 2012.Pmd Austin, Buda, Del Valle, Kyle, New Braunfels, San Marcos, Seguin, Schertz Free Gratis Volume 7 Number 1 LaLaLa VVVozozoz A Bilingual Publication January, 2012 www.lavoznewspapers.com (512) 944-4123 In this issue People in the News Juan Sanchez on Charter Schools High School Mariachi Competition Voces de Latinas Part 4 Calendar TejanoTejano MonumentMonument of Events FinallyFinally BecomesBecomes En palabras hay poder aa RealityReality Page 2 La Voz Newspaper - January, 2012 honor the work and career of Dr. People in the News Guerrero in Austin, Texas. They are asking all those who knew classroom teacher and helped to Janis to consider contributing to create a national professional this scholarship fund. development seminar through the Alliance for Catholic Education. Janis has devoted a lifetime to Limon serves as an advisory the education of children and, board member for the Mexican particularly, to opening doors of American Cultural Center and opportunity for students who face Nora Lopez as a mentor at the Ann Richards challenges while working to Promoted to School for Young Women realize their dreams. METRO Edtior at Leaders. Virginia Raymond A graduate of Travis High San Antonio Chavez Rodriguez She is also part of the Austin School and the University of Teaching in Early Express News Named Associate Independent School District Up Texas, Janis began her teaching Director of Latino College Program Close Program for 2010/2011.A career at Dobie Middle School. Nora Lopez was named 2008 graduate of Leadership She also taught at Austin High Affairs Dr. Virginia Raymond has METRO Editor of the San Austin’s Emerge Class, Limon School and served in the district’s recently taken a position as an Antonio Express News earlier is a member of the Association office of Gifted and Talented Julie Chavez Rodriguez is the Adjunct Professor of English for this month. of Fundraising Professionals , Education. She served as project Associate Director of Latino Austin Community College in the National Association of director for middle school policy Affairs and Immigration for the the Early College program of Lopez, 48, who started Latino Arts & Culture and the at the Texas Education Agency Office of Public Engagement at LBJ High School. Raymond interning with the San Antonio Young Hispanic Professionals and as a program director at UT’s the White House. earned both her Ph.D and law Express News 25 years ago, is Association – Austin. Dana Center prior to returning to degree at The University of still a believer in newspapers Most recently she served as the the Austin School District as Texas at Austin. despite what others keep saying Director of Youth Employment at Limon graduated from the Executive Director for Planning about the future of print the Department of the Interior University of Notre Dame with a and Community Relations in journalism. under Secretary Ken Salazar. bachelor’s degree in English and 2003. Prior to joining the Administration, Spanish and holds a Master’s The biggest challenge facing Julie served as the Director of Degree in Education from the In addition to her work at AISD, the newsroom is adapting to the Programs for the Cesar E. same university. Janis has served our community changing habits of readers, Chavez Foundation, a non-profit by serving on the Boards of Lopez said. Many print readers organization, founded in 1993 by Directors of Goodwill Industries want in-depth coverage, while the Chavez family to educate the of Central Texas, GENAustin, many Web readers want news nation about his life and work. Executive Women in Texas fast and in shorter chunks. Government, and the City of In 2001, Julie helped launch the Austin Civil Service Originally from the Rio Grande Limon Moves Over Chavez Foundation’s service- Commission. Valley, Lopez graduated from to Austin ISD as learning programs in Latino Pan American University with a communities across the United Assistant Director We ask you to consider bachelor’s degree in States. In the nine years she contributing to the Janis communication. She worked for Marisa Limon has been hired spent with the organization, Julie Scholarship Fund Guerrero Thompson the Dallas Morning News from as the new Assistant Director of distinguished herself as an Scholarship fund, which will 1993 to 2000 before coming back Community Engagement and in the Name of Dr. effective program manager, award its first scholarship to San Antonio. Lopez is a Multicultural Outreach for the Janis Guerrero community organizer, and beginning in 2012 member of the National Austin Independent School advocate for Latino youth. Thompson Association of Hispanic District. You can contribute by Dr. Janis Guerrero Thompson Journalists and served on their contacting Laura Duran at the Julie earned a bachelor’s She leaves the Hispanic passed away last from cancer. board from 1999-2003. Hispanic Scholarship degree from the University of Scholarship Consortium after And while she is now gone, she Consortium at 512-368-2956, California - Berkeley and is the four and half years as its program is not forgotten. A number of her Their address is 1107 S. 8th Street, granddaughter of UFW founder director. Prior to joining the HSC, friends have come together and Austin Texas 78704. Cesar Chavez. she spent seven years as a established a scholarship fund to La Voz Newspaper - January, 2012 Page 3 PRODUCTIONPRODUCTION EditorEditor & & Publisher Publisher AlfredoAlfredo Santos Santos c/s c/s El Año Nuevo Editorial AssociateManaging EditorEditors Pues aquí estamos en el año the 2012 Democratic and are upgrading our website and will Dr. AnaYleana María Santos González 2012! Happy New Year y todo Republican Primary Elections. be producing a more interactive Kaitlyn Theiss eso. Esperamos que este año va The primaries were pushed back online version of La Voz using a Managing Editors hacer mejor que 2011. Viendo el from March because of all the variety of social media such as calendario, parece que 2012 va Tweeter, Facebook, YouTube. Graphics lawsuits and uncertainty over the Yleana Santos hacer un año de muchas redistricting maps. See our This is part of our effort to change Juan Gallo actividades y eventos. update in this issue of La Voz. with the times. For our Graphics advertisers, there will be no extra JuanDistribution Gallo Empezando con este mes, In May, look for the 31st Annual charges but there will be a whole El Team tenemos el premier de la película: Tejano Conjunto Festival in San lot more visitors and media Distribution In Search of the American Antonio. Juan Tejeda, the presence. The last change has to ContributingTom Herrera Writers Dream, which is opens in Las organizer of this annual event do with the actual printing of La Rosemary Zuniga Vegas and Phoenix . This film by since the very beginning, Voz. We have been printing Alfredo R. Santos c/s Baldemar Rodríguez asks the county specific copies of La Voz Jo AnnW Sutherlandayne promises to bring together once Editor & Publisher Hector Tijerina the basic question, what would again some of the best in conjunto with shared content. After thinking you do to keep keep your family music from not only around the about it, and considering the or working in jobs that do not pay Marisa Cano Contributing Writers together? Expect to see it later in state, but from all over the world. number of hours it takes to do well. There are a lot of people who Monica Peña the year in Texas. Did you know that there are now each individual layout, we are struggle to pay the bills monthly Franco Martinez consolidating La Voz de Comal and wonder how they are going PUBLISHER’S over 200 conjunto groups in In February, El Teatro de Artes Japan? Did you know that Tejano County, La Voz de Guadalupe to send their children to school. PUBLISHER’SSTATEMENT Juan Seguin, will be hosting the Conjunto music has spread all County, La Voz de Hays County, Despite these concerns, it is STATEMENT 8th Annual Viva Seguin over Europe? Check out this and La Voz de Austin into one important to remember that one La Voz de Austin is a monthly Conjunto Festival. If you haven’t festival in May. central Texas publication called is not alone. There are others who Lapublication. Voz Newspapers The editorial is aand been to Seguin in a while, you will La Voz. We will be adding to our share your same worries and monthlybusiness publication address is cover-P.O. Box be very impressed with the Cambiando de Temas print run so that each county will frustrations. It is also important to ing19457 Comal, Austin, Guadalupe, Texas 78760. activism in this community 30 still receive the same number of remember that networking and HaysThe telephoneand Travis Counties.number is miles East of San Antonio. In the Did you notice the new copies as before. For advertisers, being in contact with people is a The(512) editorial 944-4123. and Thebusiness use, re- month of March we will finally see masthead on the cover of this this change will give them a larger good way to discover new addressproduction is P .O.or distributionBox 19457 of after 10 years in the works, the issue of La Voz? With this issue geographic base for their opportunities. Austin,any or pTartexas of this78760. publication The official unveiling of the Tejano of La Voz we have made some products or service. 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