Hispanic News Flash

• TV SoundOff: Sunday Talking Heads

  Good morning everybody, and welcome once again to this Sunday Morning liveblog of ours. My name is Jason , and I will be your fast word typer. Welcome to May as well, and springtime, which I hope is mostly a real spring for all of you.

• 30% Showers

  Some 2012 University of Arkansas grads are getting more than a diploma.

• Viva la difference

  Hispanics. Asians. Africans. Germans. Greeks. Filipinos. All these ethnicities and more live in Utah. In today's world, ethnic minorities, when added together, are slowly transforming from a small group into a future majority. Diversity scholarships for teenagers, like those from the Somos Foundation or Luisa Mallari Fellowship, are being created especially for minority students who work hard in ...

• Educators grapple with rise in city's Hispanic population

  RACINE — The explosive growth of the local Hispanic population is a game-changer for people working with children.

• By Chris McGuinness Killeen Daily Herald

  Carolyn Dugger, the principal at Harker Heights Elementary School, doesn't have to go far to see the changing demographics of Central Texas. It's right in the classrooms at her school.

• Former lingerie model to speak at church

  NORTH READING — Kyle Bisutti, a Victoria's Secret model who left the runway to focus on her Christian faith and family, speaks May 15, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Trinity Evangelical Church, 105 Haverhill St.

• Enrollment at Mizzou expected to continue growth

  The student population at the University of Missouri is expected to continue growing.

• Same old excuses about diversity; firefighting hiring has sad history

  In 1986, when Lexington Fire Chief Earl McDaniel retired, one of the criticisms of his long and gene

• AARP Names New Board Members and Officers

  WASHINGTON, May 2, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- AARP today appointed new members and officers to its Board of Directors, including the organization's newest president, Robert G. Romasco. Romasco will serve in this capacity until 2014. (Logo:...

• Rodriguez worked to enhance opportunities for Hispanics

  [...] Rodriguez earned a spot as a car hop at Laurel Heights Pharmacy and got a side gig delivering newspapers for the San Antonio Express-News. In 1939, Rodriguez joined the Army Air Corps, where he served as a crew chief on a B-25 bomber. After a five year stint, he returned to San Antonio and began a successful career as a sales representative. Rodriguez died April 23 from congestive heart ...

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