MESCAL – Para aquellos que viajan por esta calle principal llena de polvo bordeada por una cárcel, una cantina y un “café de vaqueros”, es fácil imaginar a los grandes del cine occidental apoyados contra una de las estructuras desgastadas, ensayando textos o tomando indicaciones de un director. El guía turístico Frank Brown, de 81…
Las paredes completamente blancas, las sillas, las mesas y los techos impactaron a Leah Sarat, profesora e investigadora de la Universidad Estatal de Arizona, cuando visitó por primera vez el centro de detención de inmigrantes privado en Eloy, Arizona. Este sitio es el tercer centro de inmigración más grande en los Estados Unidos con 1.550…
Breakfast in bed may be more productive than you think. According to a National Center for Biotechnology informational study, skipping breakfast can lead to an appetite for high-calorie foods such as pancakes, waffles, and eggs Benedict, rather than something healthy or low-calorie. Everyone remembers sitting at the kitchen table as a child trying to stomach every last…
Companies plan to hire an average of 5 percent more college graduates this year than in 2016. That’s according to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, who surveyed companies who hire college students (NACE Job Outlook 2017). Arizona is tied with Alaska per capita for last place for the lowest number of college graduation…
It’s not a ghost town, but it feels like one. The streets of Hayden, Arizona, are lined with boarded-up businesses — Grimebusters Laundry, Casa Rivera Restaurant, an appliance store — and abandoned schools. Crumbling churches have “for sale” signs nailed to the doors, their crosses still beckoning worshippers for prayer. Traffic signs, symbols and road…
