It is my belief that being a parent is the most difficult job in the history of the world. Before I had kids, I was one of those people that saw bad kids in grocery stores and said, “My kid will never act like that!  I would beat that kid’s butt!  That kid needs a [...]

On September 12th, community supporters, sponsors and former students gathered to celebrate the 38th anniversary of The Center for Chicano-Boricua Studies—Wayne State University’s esteemed Latino Studies program and one of the oldest in the Midwest.  It was emceed by Martina Guzmán, reporter for WDET’s radio program Feet In Two Worlds.  The night’s very memorable keynote [...]

A few months ago, we visited some friends and it was served for dinner. As soon as I tried it, I knew I needed to get ahold of this recipe and try it for myself.

The 2010 World Cup, the biggest sports spectacle, will take place in South Africa.  As of today, 12 out of 32 nations have qualified.  With only two rounds left to play, not a single nation in North America, Central America or the Caribbean (known as CONCAFAF) has qualified.  For those of you that are beginners [...]

people are gone and I’m so grateful to have spent those special times with them. We live life so fast now. As we rush around to practices, running errands, working, and studying, we often forget what is truly important……FAMILY.