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Porno Tuvieron Sus Más Intempestivas Actuaciones Visita nuestra página: www.gaceta.udg.mx Los ritmos Sensibilidad urbanos solar página 12-13 página 14 Lunes 10 de octubre de 2011 año 10, edición 674 ejemplar gratuito de la Universidad de Guadalajara 86 años de excelencia 5 Foto: Jorge Alberto Mendoza [email protected] Expresa tu opinión. Envía un mensaje a este correo con una extensión máxima de 200 palabras. Debe incluir nombre completo y teléfono. La gaceta se reserva el derecho de edición y publicación marle el de la edad promedio Esa parece ser una forma de Guadalajara. Es para muchos A buena hora de vida en nuestro país, la cual metáfora de lo que es, en este una oportunidad de agradecer de acuerdo con el Instituto Na- periodo administrativo, todo todo lo que ha logrado por la No es posible que a unos días cional de Estadística y Geogra- el pueblo: una verdadera ca- sociedad jalisciense esta casa de que comiencen los Juegos fía (INEGI) es de 75.4 años pro- lamidad. Calles en malas con- de estudios que, ya cumple 86 Panamericanos se esté repavi- medio; para las mujeres 77.8 diciones; basura por doquier; años de que su refundación mentando la avenida Hidalgo. años, y para los hombres, 73.1. cruces —como el de la glorieta (1925) con su primer rector En- No es posible que no se haya Asimismo, las entidades que de la “Mona”— sin semáforos, rique Díaz de León. De esa fe- planeado con anticipación este presentan la mayor esperanza pese a que esto resulta un ver- cha a este próximo aniversario tipo de acciones que ahora mo- de vida en el país son Quintana dadero riesgo tanto para los la universidad que, hablo por lestan. Roo (76.5 años), Distrito Fede- transeúntes como para los au- mí al menos, me permitió estu- Si bien nos falta una cultura ral (76.3), Baja California, Tlax- tomovilistas. Triste el paso de diar una carrera, se encuentra de la prevención, también es cala, Baja California Sur (76.2 la antorcha panamericana por en un crisis económica que no de la planeación, la cual pare- años) y Morelos (76.1). el pueblo de Tonalá, es en ver- ha podido salvar. Y la noticia ciera que quienes están en los Y otro dato más: se estima dad una pena, pues la escasa de que posiblemente se mani- escritorios no piensan en lo que para 2050 habrá alrededor atención que la administración fieste durante los Juegos Pa- que sufrimos los ciudadanos, de 51 millones de mexicanos ha tenido es un aporte a la me- namericanos resulta, en gran tal vez porque ellos no circulan en edad adulta que probable- diocre forma de gobernar un medida, una apuesta a favor de mucho por estas avenidas. mente no cuenten con pensión. pueblo tan rico en cultura que la sociedad y, también, a favor Pero bueno, qué más decir; MARCO SOLTERO sobrevive en el abandono de de un pensamiento combativo ahora a esperar a que terminen un gobierno municipal y esta- que parecía que ya no tenía y nosotros soportar el tránsito tal que ya es histórico. Quizás relevancia en nuestra insti- y congestionamientos. una de las buenas cosas de la tución. Si hay que marchar JUAN ARIAS La “Mona” y los presente administración to- para lograr que el gobierno le nalteca es que haya apoyado a otorgue el presupuesto que Panamericanos sus habitantes a que no se les le corresponde, es y será para cobrara el peaje que había im- muchos un honor y un agrade- Las personas puesto una empresa a la cual cimiento como personas que Una barda rotulada, en una se le concesionó la carretera, hemos obtenido un grado edu- mayores avenida que desemboca hacia que da entrada al pueblo don- cativo sólido en alguna de sus el monumento a la Alfarera, en de al parece ya ni el sol les da facultades. No deberíamos de- Tonalá, invita a los vecinos a a sus ya muy lastimados mora- jar pasar el momento si en su El director general del Insti- ver pasar la carrera que trae a dores. caso es convocada la sociedad tuto Nacional de las Personas Guadalajara la antorcha de los JUAN RODOLFO MENDIOLA universitaria a realizar una Adultas Mayores (Inapam), Juegos Panamericanos. Aten- marcha en protesta. Asistir, Alejandro Orozco, informó que tos al bienestar de la ciudada- para mí, sería un honor. todos los días 800 personas nía, los integrantes del ayun- ROBERTO VALENZUELA cumplen 60 años, por lo que se tamiento tonalteca han hecho Aniversario de la incrementa la población de la sus preparativos: han podado tercera edad en México. el alto pastizal en los costa- Universidad De manera, que más de 10 dos de esta artería, su trabajo millones de mexicanos actual- parece eficaz, sin embargo la mente tienen más de 60 años, calle no podría estar en pero- Este 12 de octubre, además de lo que representa casi 9 por res condiciones pese a que han recordarse el “descubrimien- ciento de la población, y se es- tratado de ocultar los desper- to” de América y, por tanto Día pera que para 2050 sea más de fectos, baches y la pintura de de la Raza, también se recuer- 30 por ciento. algunas bardas que dividen las da la refundación de nuestra correo-e A este tema habría que su- calles viales de este espacio. Alma Mater, la Universidad de directorio UNIVERSIDAD DE GUADALAJARA • Rector general: Dr. Marco Antonio Cortés Guardado • Vicerrector: Dr. Miguel Ángel Navarro Navarro • Secretario general: Lic. José Alfredo Peña Ramos • Director General de Medios: Mtro. David Rogelio Campos Cornejo • Director de Información: José Alonso Torres Vázquez • LA GACETA: Director: José Luis Ulloa Luna: [email protected] • Editor: Cristian Zermeño: cristian.zermeno@ redudg.udg.mx • Jefe de diseño: Fernando Ocegueda Luna: [email protected] • Diagramación: Miriam Mairena Navarro, Diana Puig Valenzuela • Corrección: Víctor Manuel Pazarín, Miguel García Ascencio, Fanny Enrigue • Distribución: Víctor Valdez • Telefono de oficina: 3134-2222 ext. 12616 • Edición electrónica: www.gaceta.udg.mx. Número de reserva del Instituto Nacional de Derechos de Autor: 04-2009-061113265900-109. 2 lunes 10 de octubre de 2011 Cañón del basurero observatorio Foto: Julieta Marón Dónde quedan los derechos re- productivos y de la dignidad de la mujer, así como el libre albendrío sobre su propio cuerpo. Doctora Ruth Padilla Muñoz Directora del Sistema de Educación Media Superior Las máximas de LA MÁXIMA Si no nos movemos en tiempo y forma, no producimos. Maestra María Dolores del Río López, directora de la División de Diseño y Proyectos Centro Universitario de Arte, Arquitectura y Diseño lunes 10 de octubre de 2011 3 A 86 años de la refundación de la UdeG, la máxima casa de estudios de Jalisco ha logrado implementar propuestas educativas y de investigación acordes a las características de las diferentes regiones del estado, contribuyendo así a impulsar el desarrollo social, cultural y económico del occidente del país ALBERTO SPILLER/ JOSÉ DÍAZ BETANCOURT / KARINA ALATORRE / WENDY ACEVES o que en 1989 pareció a muchos una utopía, a 26 años de distancia se consolidó en un proyecto exito- so que logra llevar la educación a todos los rincones de Jalisco. La Red Universitaria, conformada junto con el nuevo centro universitario de To- Lnalá, 15 campus, y dos sistemas de educación: Media Superior y Virtual, es la exitosa respues- ta al reto que asumió la Universidad de Gua- dalajara de acercar el conocimiento a todos los jaliscienses. Desde el 12 de octubre de 1925, la máxima casa de estudios de Jalisco se ha posicionado como un motor de desarrollo para todo el es- tado. A partir del inicio de la red, en 1989, se ha potencializado la injerencia de la Univer- sidad, utilizando siempre los caminos del co- nocimiento para dejar huella en las diferentes regiones. En particular en sus ocho centros universitarios fuera de Guadalajara, los cuales en voz de sus rectores dan cuenta del impacto que han tenido en sus ámbitos de acción. 3Foto: Jorge Alberto Mendoza 4 lunes 10 de octubre de 2011 UdeG, el punto cardinal de Jalisco CUNorte: tecnología e intercultura Este centro realiza actividades de extensión CUValles: profesionalización de El desarrollo de procesos de conocimientos que universitaria en 14 municipios, entre la pobla- recursos humanos impacten en la profesionalización de los servi- ción vulnerable, con base en una coordinación Impulsar el desarrollo social, económico cios y el uso de tecnologías para el aprendiza- conjunta con los ayuntamientos y con el sector y cultural por medio de la profesionali- je, acordes con las necesidades de la región, es salud. “Creo que CUAltos y la Universidad de zación de recursos humanos en la región una de las características principales del CU- Guadalajara sí están impactando en el desarro- Valles, es uno de los objetivos que ha ve- Norte, con sede en Colotlán. llo de la región”. nido cumpliendo el Centro Universitario Esto se traduce en un modelo académico Otro aspecto a destacar es el cultural, pues de los Valles (CUValles) desde el año 2000, que atiende problemas concretos, como en el el centro universitario trabaja con artistas de la cuando fue instalado en el municipio de caso de las comunidades indígenas, explicó el región y cada mes efectúan alguna exposición Ameca. rector de este campus, maestro Alberto Bece- o actividad. Respecto a su matrícula, Avelar Ál- De acuerdo con la rectora de este centro, rra: “En los primeros 11 años de actividad tu- varez indicó que a 15 años de su fundación, su la maestra Mónica Almeida López, la inte- vimos en promedio solamente dos estudiantes cobertura se ha duplicado y llegó ya a tres mil gración de estos profesionales a las activi- de la etnia wixárika, mientras que actualmente alumnos.
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