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March 2019 Issue

Sports and Summer Programs ISSUE

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In this issue of Hispanic Outlook we:
 
• explore sports on college campuses, including controversial issues like performance enhancing drugs and surgery, as well as health concerns like concussions
 
• shine a spotlight on summer programs in New York 
 
• honor Hispanic-Serving Institutions and a pair of MLB Champions who are also champions of bilingualism
 
• learn about the latest in the world of sports and athletics including the new president of UConn’s commitment to football, how the MLB investigated the Seattle Mariners (and found no wrong doings regarding their Latino players), and the future of sports betting in the U.S.
 
• talk about the impact of Parkland on the gun debate
 
• discuss the changing goals in women’s soccer, as well as what it’s like being a Latina in higher education 
 
• visit the Scholars Corner to learn about community and collaboration at AAHHE
 
• peruse titles from Indiana University Press, as well as the 2019 Pura Belpré Awards recipients’ books

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Sports On Campus

Perfect Games Or Blown Saves Sports are an integral part of American society. Indoctrination into sports comes at a very early age, with football, baseball, soccer and basketball leagues, camps and clinics for boys and girls ages as early as 3 years old.

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Columbia U’s Summer Immersion Programs

“Engage with your favorite subject. Experience Ivy League Life and the vibrancy of New York.” The teaser slogan for Columbia University’s summer programs for high school students is enticing. What could be better for a student who loves learning than time on a prestigious campus in the heart of New York, diving deeper in learning about a subject that intrigues them?

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NYU Summer Programs

Be a part of an online film crew in the Tisch Online High School Filmmakers Workshop. Learn storytelling through visual language as you direct, shoot and edit short films and music videos.

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Changing Goals In Women’s Soccer

In Soccer-Mad Argentina, Women Fight Sexism And Inequality Editor’s Note: While baseball is the U.S.’s national pastime, soccer is an international phenomenon. Yet women soccer players in Argentina are paid little to no money.

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The Future Of Sports Betting In The US

NFL, MLB, NBA And NHL Split On How To Monetize Sports Betting Editor’s Note: The idea of sports gambling has changed from should it be legalized to how should it be legalized—and debatably who should benefit from its legalization.

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MLB Investigates Seattle Mariners

Finds No Evidence To Support Allegations Regarding Latino Players Editor’s Note: “Lazy, dumb and stupid.” These are the words the Mariners front office allegedly called Latino players. The MLB, however, has found no evidence to support these claims.

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Amarillo College Hispanic Serving Institutions

Texas’ AC offers multiple areas of study including Business, CIS, Creative Arts, Education, Health Services, Industry, Liberal Arts, Public Service and STEM.  Its student clubs and organization include the International Student Organization and Embr[AC]e, which gives students, faculty and staff the opportunity to share their cultural background while learning about others.

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2 MLB Champions Of Bilingualism

Inside the opulent ballroom at the St. Regis New York Hotel in New York City while waiting for the annual Baseball Hall of Fame news conference to commence, I was awestruck to be in the presence of two newly-minted Latino Hall of Fame inductees: Edgar Martínez and a legendary relief pitcher.