¿Qué Pasa, OSU? (Autumn 2011)

Abstract

Issue includes: "Change Typically Forecasts More Change" by Christopher Gonzalez; "Cheryl Achterberg Compassion for Others Pushes Dean to the Top of Her Field" by Christopher Gonzalez; "Chakir' Underdown Gearing up for Law School" by Christopher Gonzalez; "Aida Sabo Conversation with Success" by Juan Hurtado; "On the Rewards of Teaching an Interview with Christopher Gonzalez" by Frederick Luis Aldama; "In Ohio's Best Interest Latino Students Help Grow Ohio Economy" by Francisco-Xavier Gómez-Bellengé; "A Report from the Field Creating a College-Going Culture among Ohio Hispanics" by Maria Sanchez; "Brazil Connection a Spotlight on Brazilian Buckeyes" by Emily Strouse; "Brasileños en los Estados Unidos ¿Ser o no ser Latino? ldentidad es la cuestión" by Audrey Nicklas; "Cinema and Nationalism Brazilian Slavery Films and the Social Identities of Spectators" by Richard A. Gordon; "La avanzada regia Blaxican Hip Hop and the Ideological Mosaic of Control Machete" by Ignacio Corona; "Loza Studio & Atelier Interview with Alex Loza, Artist" by Theresa N. Rojas and "Fito's Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken Come for the Chicken and Stay for Dessert" by Theresa Rojas.