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Opinion: The Use of “Illegal” in Academia, An Unscholarly Approach

It seemed like yesterday when I arrived in London ready to begin the academic year in a weather that was […]

Life insurance is not just for dads, mothers should have it too! Traditionally, the male half of the couple has

Perhaps one of the most conciliatory moments that occurred at the tribute to Nelson Mandela on Tuesday was the

Fewer than half of blacks and Latino workers have retirement plans on the job, leaving the vast majority of them

Connecticut’s second-highest court has overturned corruption convictions against former Hartford Mayor Eddie Perez and he will get new, separate

Undocumented immigrants are expected to make up a larger share of Connecticut’s uninsured population next year, putting new financial pressures

The much talked about ‘Hispanic vote’, is really not ‘Hispanic’ at all. Yep, that elusive group that news shows, and

Hispanics are significantly more likely to shop online than the average US consumer, according to new research which also shows

Americans generally view Nelson Mandela as a hero and Fidel Castro as a villain. Mandela saw things differently. The South

By Wayne Jebian CTLatinoNews.com When the owner of radio station WCUM Bridgeport, Pablo DeJesus Colon, Jr., first came to

By Linda Tishler Levinson CTLatinoNews.com A recent story in CTLatinoNews.com about Joan Luna Zayas, of Meriden, who has just

Last week, The New York Times released their list of Notable Children’s Books of 2013. And once again, they failed to