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The Virgin of Guadalupe...

by David Smith-Soto

EL PASO, Texas — Ever since 1531 when the image of the Virgin Mary appeared miraculously...
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Music

While metro radio thrives, rural radio suffers in the Imperial Valley...

by Kaylene Sutton

The little red light on the sound board comes on and the microphone is live. “Good afternoon,...
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Un amor que podría matar...

by Eileen Rush

Mujeres del este de Tennessee cuentan cómo escaparon de relaciones abusivas Traducido por...
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Multimedia

More than 30,000 women bowlers converge on El Paso...

by Germani, Muilenburg and Notarianni

United States Bowling Congress Women's Championships 2010, El Paso, Texas --Photo by Robert...
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Multimedia

A Day with Border Patrol Agents in El Paso, TX...

by Kang, Pazdera and Karadjov

EL PASO, Texas — Border patrol agents deal with everyday conflicts and apprehensions in the...
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Multimedia

Slab City artists play their music free and easy...

by Melissa Opina

Slab City, just east of the desert berg of Niland, Calif., is home to wanderers and music lovers....
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Art

Instruments create beautiful music—but who creates the instruments? David Armenta, for one...

by Kaylene Sutton

David Armenta, 23, looks down the neck of an electric guitar to make sure it is perfectly straight....
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News Features

Hispanic or Latino: What’s the Big Deal About a Label, Anyway?...

by Max Hendra

Javier Martínez Vargas, a waiter at El Matador in Johnson City, prefers the word ‘Latino’...
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News Features

Second Life’s Virtual World Proves Useful in Educational Settings...

by Elisa Terrazas

EL PASO, Texas — For several years now, Professor John Dunn has wanted to offer an online...
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News Features

Women Still Forced to Juggle Career and Motherhood...

by Esmeralda Almanza

EL PASO, Texas — Faculty and staff at any university in the University of Texas system planning...
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