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Exploring the Border: St. Andrews
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Saturday, April 9, 2011. A doctor and med-students go over a. Patients file at St. Andrews. Photo by David McErlean. This Thursday was the monthly children's health clinic in Nogalas Ariz. The clinic is put on by Saint Andrews church to help the poorer family's of Mexico that are not able to to pay for it themselves. Children from all of Sonora come to the clinic every month to receive a range of health care. The clinic sees and treats over 200 kids, new born to 18 years-old, from Mexico. A Year In Review.
Exploring the Border: January 2011
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Sunday, January 30, 2011. Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge. Photo by: David McErlean. Sweeping desert covered in cactus as far as the eyes can see. Hundreds of miles of dirt trails that stretch into the open desert. Empty camp sites marked by a lonely sign. What was once used for camping, hiking, mountain biking, and hunting, is now an empty desert, patrolled by U.S. Border Patrol. In Pima County, Ariz. to save the Masked Bobwhite Quail. Water Barrels in Buenos Aires NWR. Photo by: David McErlean.
Exploring the Border: First Triathlon
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011. This weekend I raced in my first triathlon at the Lake Havasu Triathlon put on by Tucson Racing. There were close to 200 collegiate athletes from Arizona, Utah and Colorado competing in the olympic distance race; 1500 meter swim, 40 kilometer bike, and 10 kilometer run. Good job to all the Tricats that competed this weekend. Luke Mcguire (2:11:30.6). James Magras (2:21:00.3). Nicholas Ahrendt (2:25:03.2). David Mcerlean (2:25:43.7). Clay Pierce (2:25:57.0). Fair Wheel Tuesday Ride.
Exploring the Border: March 2011
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011. Me photographing water coursed in Southern Arizona. Photo by Karl W Hoffman. The best part about going on photo projects with other photographers is getting some pictures of yourself. Always being the one with the camera, everyone with me has tons of photos. I have noticed that I don't get photos of myself very often. After going on a photo project with Karl W Hoffman with Skull Creek Media. I was able to get some photos of myself reporting. Photo by Karl W Hoffman. Dressed in co...
Exploring the Border: Photographing the Border
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011. Me photographing water coursed in Southern Arizona. Photo by Karl W Hoffman. The best part about going on photo projects with other photographers is getting some pictures of yourself. Always being the one with the camera, everyone with me has tons of photos. I have noticed that I don't get photos of myself very often. After going on a photo project with Karl W Hoffman with Skull Creek Media. I was able to get some photos of myself reporting. Photo by Karl W Hoffman.
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Book Review: Dandelion Through the Crack | fronteratales
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Just another WordPress.com site. Book Review: Dandelion Through the Crack. April 4, 2011. Cover of Dandelion Through the Crack by Kiyo Sato. Honestly, I read Dandelion Through the Crack. Probably over a year ago. My grandmother gave it to me because Kiyo Sato. The author, is somehow related to somebody that my grandmother might know. I’ll be working off of what I remember and what I am skimming through, and hopefully I’ll be able to paint an accurate picture. A great image of Kiyo Sato, 87, from her webs...
About | Law and Border
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On this blog, I’ll cover legal issues surrounding the Arizona-Mexico border including illegal immigration debates. I hope you will find my site informative as policies continue to evolve and impact people living in Southern Arizona. I will try to examine major laws and court decisions, what is written, what is implied, and what they mean for people. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Fiesta in the Kitchen.
Immigration News Roundup | Law and Border
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March 7, 2011. For this week, I thought I’d try something different and highlight news stories circulating on the internet about developments in immigration law. The New York Times. Local journalists in Utah take a look at the immigration debate unfolding there. Happiness is an allegory, unhappiness a story" View all posts by Sean Ma. This entry was posted on Monday, March 7th, 2011 at 5:52 pm and posted in Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0.
TFOB & Android app review | fronteratales
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Just another WordPress.com site. TFOB and Android app review. March 13, 2011. TFOB exhibitors (Photo by: Casie Vogel). Welcome to spring break! I kicked it off with a bang at the Tucson Festival of Books. I was planning to be more ambitious and cover TFOB for Border Beat, but I ended up just walking around and having a great a time! The festival was great. There were a lot people there but plenty of room to walk around. I decided to just walk around. Evil eye stone keychain (Photo by: Casie Vogel). An in...
Book Review: While Light Is Built | fronteratales
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Just another WordPress.com site. Book Review: While Light Is Built. March 28, 2011. Where Light is Built by Tedi López Mills, Kore Press. Alright readers, I’ve got another book review set up for you from my very own Kore Press. Kore Press is an independent, feminist press here in Tucson. Today, I’ve read While Light Is Built. By Tedi López Mills, translated by Wendy Burk. I’ve met Wendy Burk, you can see her talk about translating in one of my previous articles. And she’s a great person! The book has six...
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Just another WordPress.com site. My name is Casie Vogel and I’m an undergraduate student studying journalism and English literature. This is a blog about books and border issues, specifically how words help us transcend borders. Books, book reviews, author Q&As, magazines, articles and more with an emphasis on border issues! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email. Build a ...
End of Semester Post | fronteratales
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Just another WordPress.com site. End of Semester Post. April 24, 2011. This is my final post here at Frontera Tales, at least for now. Our Border Beat. Class is winding down and I am 20 days away from graduation. I’ve really enjoyed having a chance to write about book-related things on my blog. With the motivation to write a blog every single week, I think I’ve had the chance to voice my opinion on some interesting content. And I hope you, the reader, feel that way too. From → Uncategorized. You are comm...
Barrio Beat: Semester Wrap Up!
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Exploring the Barrios of Tucson on a weekly basis. Sunday, April 24, 2011. Well the semester is coming to a close and graduation is just weeks away! I must say this semester has been quite the whirlwind, but Border Beat. Has been a pretty amazing experience! In the last 16 weeks I have explored Barrio Veijo and Barrio Anita. I have found some of Tucson's oldest landmarks, and most interesting activities, as well as met some awesome people. Was truly an experience unlike any other. View my complete profile.
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Author Archives: Sean Ma. Happiness is an allegory, unhappiness a story". April 18, 2011. Transplant Funding Returned, Says Brewer. He sees new hope in Brewer’s decision to restore the funding, but until he receives a physical letter assuring him of his status, he says he will be holding his breath. April 4, 2011. Breaking Down the New AZ Budget. Picture from: AP Photo. Lawmakers in Arizona have had a lot on their plate recently, but four years of fiscal crisis demanded a solution. Last week, the Leg...
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Friday, April 22, 2011. A Year In Review. With the end of April comes the end of the school year. Over the year I have explored every part of the border, traveled into Mexico and hiked throughout Arizona. Now with summer coming on strong you can follow my new blog Lifeguard4Life. Its focus is on lifeguarding through the summer and anything to do with the beach. There is also a live surf report. Posted by David McErlean. Monday, April 18, 2011. Magdalena, Sonora Mexico. Photo by Samantha Sais. The store s...
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Saturday, June 9, 2012. I got some questions about citation for the pdf file. Don't worry about it for now. I won't count this against you in anyway. Thanks for a great year. Go have fun! Posted by J. Tangen. Friday, June 8, 2012. How to cite a pdf file in MLA? Http:/ owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/09/. Posted by J. Tangen. The Final Exam: Making Space. Choose ONE of the following topics for your final essay:. 1- William Gass wrote a fascinating essay about Invisible Cites. 6- Which cities best ...
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