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I’m a vegetarian, not a stereotype – people should eat and let eat
Voces&Blogs
May 11th
EL PASO – The last day I ate meat, I pulled away from my cheeseburger and found myself staring at the grayish beef patty – ground up carcass.
How long had it been dead before being cooked, I wondered. I put it down after that one......Read More
Annunciation House provides shelter, safety for those in need
News Features
May 10th
Annunciation House at 1003 East San Antonio Ave. (Aaron Montes/The Prospector)
EL PASO – The Annunciation House tries to help people that have been affected by violence or suffer from poverty by supporting them and spreading awareness......Read More
Louisville Ave. at Manhattan Heights, El Paso
Imagenes
May 10th
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Editor’s note: This is another in a series of El Pasoans sharing their favorite places in El Paso. A series that we named Mi querido El Paso. This time our guest is writer and publisher, Lee Byrd.
Louisville Ave. at......Read More
Iran’s Baha’i minorites risk persecution to get an education
News Features
May 10th
Faculity of the Baha'i Association along with student member, Mona Heydarian (right). (Cassandra Morrill/Borderzine.com)
EL PASO – Many of us take for granted the opportunity to receive an education, while the Baha’is –......Read More
First degree, second degree, third degree
Featured
May 3rd
EL PASO – Interrogation. Education. Why does a good one cost so much when we pay teachers so poorly? If education is only about training for a job, why not revert to the apprentice system? What are we teaching our children and is......Read More
The Mexican gray wolf still struggles to survive in the American southwest
News Features
May 3rd
The Mexican gray wolf is a subspecies of the Gray Wolf. Mexican wolf at the El Paso Zoo. (Ezra Rodriguez/Borderzine.com)
EL PASO – After almost 14 years of effort to reintroduce the Mexican gray wolf into the American southwest,......Read More














