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2001-2012 Cumulative Index Listings by Author Agosín, Marjorie Disappeared Ones, The, 2012, JF, p. 64 Aguirre, María Sophia Integral Approach to Sustainable Development, An, 2011, SO, p. 56 Aitchison, Mark Ecotourism and the Brazilian Amazon, 2010, JA, p. 56 Alexander, Marc The Olympus of Oaxaca, 2005, SO, p. 6 Last of the Cuban Crocodile?, 2006, JF, p. 22 Zorro: Behind the Mask, 2007, JF, p. 44 Alexander, Andrew New Media and Youth in the Americas, The, 2011, ND, p. 50 Alexis, Gérald Devotion to Style and Colour, 2007, MJ, p. 28 Anderson, Hilary Inter-American Democratic Charter and the Political Citizenship of Women, The, 2011, JA, p. 40 Angel, Karen Legend of Jimmie Angel, The, 2011, MA, p. 61 Anonymous Bolivia (Photo Essay), 2012, MJ, p. 6 Celebrations that Resound Throughout the Hemisphere, 2012, MJ, p. 52 Challenge of Creating Jobs, The, 2007, ND, p. 59 Chicha: Key Ingredient for a Successful Minga, 2012, MJ, p. 17 Decision Time in Guatemala, 2007, ND, p. 58 Eye on Elections, An, 2007, ND, p. 58 Getting an Early Start, 2008, JF, p. 52 Human Rights Commission Meets in Paraguay, 2007, ND, p. 59 Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, The, 2012, JF, p. 26 Music Transforming Lives, 2011, SO, p. 64 Secretary General Honored, 2008, JF, p. 52 Vote in Ecuador, The, 2007, ND, p. 58 Álvarez, Julia Cafecito, A, 2007, MA, p. 64 Neighbors, 2001, JF, p. 64 Amado, Jorge Death of Vadinho, The, 2002, JF, p. 64 Appelbe, Alison Women’s Hockey-The Ones to Watch, 2010, JF, p. 15 Aranow, Louisa Fueling Brazil's Future, 2004, ND, p. 46 Armijo, Barbara Hot Stuff, 2008, MJ, p. 3 New Mexico’s Towering Fresco, 2010, ND, p. 3 Atance, Christian Caribbean and Latin American Athletic Aspirations, 2010, JF, p. 12 Axworthy, Lloyd Historic Step Forward, A, 2010, MJ, p. 11 Azevedo, Kathleen de Brazil's Ruins of the Double Crosspiece, 2005, MJ, p. 20 Enchanted Bull of Bumba-Meu-Boi, The, 2010, MJ, p. 58 Bach, Caleb Abel Quezada: To Draw the Impossible Dream, 2005, JF, p. 38 Andrés Henestrosa: From Fables to Fame, 2005, MA, p. 38 Argentina's Green Man for All Seasons, 2001, MJ, p. 6 Argentina's Visual Alchemist, 2005, ND, p. 28 Ariel Ramírez: High Fidelity for Folk, 2003, SO, p. 42 Art and Anger of Juan O’Gorman, The, 2006, ND, p. 48 - Art and Life, 2004, MJ, p. 48 Artist’s License to a Child’s Dream, An, 2006, JA, p. 30 At the Service of Language, 2004, ND, p. 24 Attuned to the Timbre, 2006, MA, p. 52 Behind Bountiful Banners, 2002, ND, p. 38 Between the Lines of a Literary Detective, 2002, MJ, p. 44 Bold Brush Beyond Battles, A, 2004, JA, p. 40 Chaco Wordsmith Rises to Risks, A, 2006, JF, p. 52 Claudio Bravo's Fidelity in Form, 2001, JF, p. 30 Close-ups of Gabriel García Márquez, 2003, MJ, p. 14 Come Together at the Cornerstone, 2001, JA, p. 16 Composer of Spiritual Communions, 2003, MA, p. 46 Curious Colorist of Customs, 2001, SO, p. 44 Devoted to Saints on Tin, 2002, MA, p. 16 Francisco Goldman: Writing Astride Two Worlds, 2005, JA, p. 14 Gregory Rabassa: Words of Instinct, 2005, SO, p. 22 Human Body of Books, A, 2003, JA, p. 44 In the Moment of the Word, 2006, JA, p. 54 José Gurvich: Filling Every Space, 2002, JA, p. 30 Lookout of Poetic Passages, 2004, JF, p. 36 Mario Vargas Llosa: Author of Limitless Worlds, 2004, MA, p. 38 Musings of a Minimalist, 2002, JF, p. 40 Odyssey of Harmony, 2004, SO, p. 48 Other Borges, The, 2007, MA, p. 36 Painter of Mysteries and Metaphors, 2003, JF, p. 30 Pianist of Measureless Mystique, 2005, MJ, p. 14 Poet of Shadows on the Pampa, 2002, SO, p. 14 Portraits from the Inside Out, 2002, MJ, p. 26 Pride in the Warp and Weft, 2003, ND, p. 20 Rolling Out the Maya Universe, 2001, ND, p. 30 Shining Pride of the Mapuche, 2001, MA, p. 40 Talavera: A Family-Fired Craft, 2005, SO, p. 38 Balaguer, Alejandro Amazon at Risk, 2009, MJ, p. 13 Balance in Biodiversity, A, 2011, SO, p. 14 Beyond the Copenhagen, 2010, MJ, p. 39 Black Gulf, The, 2010, SO, p. 7 Climate Check up, 2008, MA, p. 44 Dance of the Guacamayas, 2010, MA, p. 20 Dancing on the Roof of the World, 2010, MA, p. 24 Earth, Wind & Fire Sustainable Energy, 2009, ND, p. 31 Edge of Ice, The, 2010, MJ, p. 30 Emberá: Guardians of the Forest, 2012, MA, p. 28 Environmental Balancing Below Zero, 2007, JA, p. 6 Equestrian Ecotourism in the Lakes Region, 2012, JF, p. 12 Exigencies in the Amazon, 2009, ND, p. 14 Giants Worth Millions, 2009, JF, p. 37 Great Predator, a Friend of Ecological Balance, The, 2008, ND, p. 16 Great Travelers of the Sea, The, 2009, MJ, p. 36 Land of Children in a Forest of Dreams, 2011, MJ, p. 20 Lost Penguins of the Brazilian Coast, The, 2008, ND, p. 3 Machu Picchu, 2008, MA, p. 6 Partnerships That Sustain Life, 2009, SO, p. 22 Reclaiming the Past, 2011, JA, p. 24 Rubén Blades Minister of Salsa, 2008, JF, p. 15 Silent Hunger in Haiti, 2009, JF, p. 22 Water-Energy of the Earth 2009, MA, p. 28 Weighing the Future a Lock at a Time, 2007, JF, p. 6 Bárcena, Alicia Economic Crisis: A Major Challenge for Latin America and the Caribbean, The, 2009, JA, p. 6 Barraclough, Colin Eco-Trends in the Galápagos, 2010, SO, p. 54 Ilha Grande, 2012, MJ, p. 46 In Design with Nature, 2010, JA, p. 15 Return of the Argentine Anteater, 2007, ND, p. 13 Beaumont, Jennifer J. Miracle Team, The, 2011, MA, p. 20 Belli, Gioconda Conjunction, 2009, ND, p. 64 Bencastro, Mario Carlo Mejía: Art and the Legacy of the Ancestors, 2011, SO, p. 44 El Salvador's Poet of Recovery, 2001, MA, p. 48 Benedetti, Mario What is Useful, 2006, ND, p. 64 Berghoff, Ardis Carol Miller: Going to the Improbably Place, 2009, MJ, p. 58 Bermeo Torres, Daniela Un techo para mi país (A Roof for my Country), 2011, ND, p. 36 Bermúdez, José Félix Díaz Bolívar and Democracy, 2010, SO, p. 51 Bernal, Richard L. CARICOM Single Market and Economy Charts Destiny, 2007, MJ, p. 46 OAS and IDB: Democracy and Development, 2009, ND, p. 54 Bianco, Adriana Art Outside the Box, 2008, MJ, p. 46 Blue Verse and Beloved Nicaragua, 2010, SO, p. 4 Carlos Cruz-Díez, 2011, JA, p. 42 César Pelli: Architecture is a Complex Art, 2012, MA, p. 38 Coqui Calderón-A Pantheistic View of Nature, 2011, ND, p. 58 Cup of Chiapas Culture, A, Adriana Bianco, 2008, ND, p. 10 Edmundo Paz Soldán: Walking the Tightrope, 2011, JF, p. 62 Esmeralda Santiago Finding Her Voice, 2008, MA, p. 61 Ignacio Iturria: Painting from Memory, 2008, SO, p. 58 Los Haitises: An Eco-Paradise in the Dominican Republic, 2012, MA, p. 22 Marcos Aguinis: A Passion for Literature, 2010, JA, p. 62 Miguel Betancourt A Challenge to Capture Beauty, 2010, MJ, p. 45 Osvaldo Viteri: The Poetics of Mestizaje, 2010, MJ, p. 41 Panama’s Garden of Earthly Delights, 2006, ND, p. 59 Repository of Culture, 2010, ND, p. 15 Spanish Language Authority, 2009, SO, p. 3 Symphony for a New World, 2010, JF, p. 3 Zamorano: Model of Education and Development, 2009, JA, p. 54 Bildstein, Keith L. Tropical Avenue of the Raptors, 2003, JF, p. 22 Bish, Renée Chagras of a Rugged Range, 2005, JA, p. 28 Landing the Spirit of the Air, 2006, MJ, p. 26 Bissoondath, Neil Power of Reason, The, 2001, JA, p. 64 Blackwell, Adam Collective Responsibility, A, 2011, MJ, p. 32 Blore, Shawn Justice Aboard, 2006, MJ, p. 12 Bonilla, Reykha New Seven Wonders of the World Selection, 2007, JA, p. 3 Pedals for Progress, 2007, JA, p. 3 Bort Caruso, Iyna Ode to the Sea, An, 2002, ND, p. 5 Brady, Scott Participatory Mapping Empowers Patrimony, 2009, MA, p. 39 Breitbart, Mya Window into the Past, A, 2010, JA, p. 6 Brodsky, Roberto South of Hollywood, 2010, JA, p. 52 Brown, Prime Minister Gordon G20 Summit in London, 2009, JA, p. 22 Buck, Daniel Mining Tupiza’s Marvels, 2001, JF, p. 14 Mac the Life: Damned Good, 2003, SO, p. 62 One Hundred Years in the Shadows, 2004, MA, p. 52 Bushnell, David Wars of Independence: South America, 2010, MA, p. 13 Bustamante, Fernando Pageantry in Oruro, 2009, JF, p. 58 Busqué, Jordi Lifeline of a Lake, 2008, ND, p. 38 Microcosm of Music, A, 2008, MJ, p. 40 Cabrera, Enriqueta Derek Walcott: The Voice of the Caribbean, 2007, MJ, p. 38 Freedom of Political Fiction, The, 2006, MJ, p. 20 John Kenneth Galbraith: A Giant, 2006, SO, p. 9 Sergio Ramírez: Between Reality and Fiction, 2006, SO, p. 11 Camacho, María Claudia Building Consensus and Promoting Labor Cooperation in the Americas, 2011 SO, p. 29 Camargo, Alberto Lleras The People’s Charter, 2008, JA, p. 18 Caminiti, Estrella Guerra Royal Commentaries of the Incas: 400th Anniversary, Etrella Guerra Caminiti, 2010, JF, p. 54 Campos, Maximiliano OAS Projects in Brazil, 2011, MA, p. 10 Canton, Santiago Commemorating Human Rights, 2009, JA, p. 26 Caramagna, Sergio Anonymous Peacemakers: OAS Mission to Support the Peace Process in Colombia, 2011, JA, p. 54 Cardoso, Fernando Family Business, The, 2006, MJ, p. 64 Carey, Elaine Memory and Democracy, 2009, JA, p. 32 Carr III, Archie Plait of Three Colors, A, 2002, JA, p.
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    Florida International University FIU Digital Commons The aP nther Press (formerly The Beacon) Special Collections and University Archives 4-28-2008 The Beacon, April 28, 2008 Florida International University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/student_newspaper Recommended Citation Florida International University, "The Beacon, April 28, 2008" (2008). The Panther Press (formerly The Beacon). 189. https://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/student_newspaper/189 This work is brought to you for free and open access by the Special Collections and University Archives at FIU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aP nther Press (formerly The Beacon) by an authorized administrator of FIU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. A Forum for Free Student Expression at Florida International University Vol. 20, Issue 68 www.fi usm.com April 28, 2008 INTO THE REAL WORLD Pay attention: life may throw you a free drink XAVIER VILLARMARZO lege was much like yours. Staff Writer I was already anxious and excited, but it didn’t really I remember it like it was hit me until I went inside my yesterday. It was one of the fi rst class that I had no idea very few times in my life what I was going to do with when I woke up my life. refreshed and Six years energized. My and three major mom had already changes later, I picked out the leave no wiser perfect outfit by academically the time I got out than I did when of the shower. I I walked in. Of can still remember course that’s the smell of my hyperbole, but I new, blue plastic COMMENTARY realized that col- Power Rangers Xavier lege is as much lunch box, which Villarmarzo about the experi- she had already ence as it is about filled with a sandwich, the degree, if not more.
  • Welcome Back!

    Welcome Back!

    ORACLE fall 2018 The Saint Paul Seminary School of Divinity Welcome Back! New brand coming soon! Special Insert Enclosed. 445742_V1.indd 1 10/22/18 6:46 PM from the rector together we are joyful, catholic leaders Dear Friends, A new year of formation has begun at The Saint Paul Seminary School of Divinity. It is a privilege for me to serve as the Interim Rector for the fall semester. Building upon the 13-year legacy of Msgr. Aloysius Callaghan, I look forward to welcoming our newly appointed Rector Fr. Joseph Taphorn on January 1. God has blessed this institution with faithful leadership. I am grateful that I can play a small part during this time of transition. While I see God at work every day in our seminarians, lay students, priests, diaconate candidates, faculty and staff, I realize this has been a time of uncertainty for many of us in the Church. Revelations of sexual abuse of minors by ordained clergy have been very painful and have caused us to pause, to question and to pray. We have had and will continue to have, as a seminary community, thoughtful and practical discussion about the formation we offer and the processes we follow to make sure the seminary is a holy place forming holy priests. We are grateful that God is shining His light in the darkness, and we are responding in faith with the gifts He has given us. Simultaneously, there is good news to share. I hope you will be inspired by the stories you read in this issue.