121. Spartan Daily - Dances Commemorate Mexican Culture I get to learn about my culture, Carlos said. It s enjoyable to listen to oldtraditional songs and to get to learn about all types of dances from mexico. . http://www.thespartandaily.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2004/05/06/4099e9fb0316b

Search Jun 10, 2004 Front Page Campus News Daily Plus Sidewalk Muse ...Lens Darkly Sound 'n' Fury Feature photos Opinion Be Heard Columnists Letters Opposing Views ... Archives Campus News Dances commemorate Mexican culture CINCO DE MAYO CELEBRATION Holiday performances, costumes highlight traditions of various regions in Mexico Freshman business major Alina Dominquez performs a traditional Mexican folk dance with Grupo Folklorico Luna y Sol in the Student Union Amphitheater on Wednesday afternoon. The show was part of a series of events scheduled this week celebrating Cinco de Mayo. Susan D. Reno / Daily Staff By Mari Sapina-Kerkhove Daily Staff Writer May 06, 2004 With bright and breezy dresses, energetic stomps and uplifting melodies, the folkloric dance group, Grupo Folklorico Luna y Sol, whirled its way into a sunny Cinco de Mayo afternoon Wednesday, reminding students what the holiday is really about - the celebration of Mexican culture and its people. "All of the dances are the dances of people," said Itza Sanchez, an anthropology major and instructor of the dance group. "Cinco de Mayo honors the people, the working class." Susan D. Reno / Daily Staff

122. Capilla Del Hombre - Creación Artística Del Maestro Oswaldo Guayasamín The last great dream of Oswaldo Guayasamin, ecuadorian artist. The recompilation of Latin American culture ranging from mexico to Argentina - in a majestic and unique monument. http://www.capilladelhombre.com/

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123. WIMINFEST 2004 :: Memorial Day Weekend :: Albuquerque, New Mexico WIMINFEST is a threeday celebration of women's arts and performance and of lesbian culture, held Memorial Day weekend every year in Albuquerque, N.M. http://www.wiminfest.org/

home performers events marketplace ... resources Welcome to WIMINFEST 2004 The box office at the KiMo will open one hour earlier at 5 pm on Fri, Sat, and Sunday nights. We anticipate lots of tickets being sold at the door, so plan to arrive early and avoid the crush! Coming from out of town? Visit the Resources page WIMINFEST is a celebration of women's arts, music, performance and culture, held every year in Albuquerque, New Mexico. From our first concert on Friday night to the final dance and karaoke on Sunday, it's a chance for hundreds of women to gather and celebrate who they are. WIMINFEST strives to present the works of women of all cultural, ethnic, socioeconomic and artistic backgrounds. This year's performers include bitch and animal Pamela Means Marga Gomez Rhiannon ... Women of the Calabash and Leslie Feinberg WIMIN gratefully acknowledges funding through a grant from the Urban Enhancement Trust Funds of the City of Albuquerque. Subscribe to our E-mail List: Subscribe Unsubscribe

124. The People's Guide To Mexico :: Midwest Birria You are here Home Travel Center cultureViva mexico culture-Viva mexico Midwest Birria. Latest articles in culture-Viva mexico ? Midwest Birria. http://www.peoplesguide.com/mexico/culture/gibbs_birria_01.shtml

Home Carl's Notebook FAQ Travel Center ... Our Sponsors You are here: Home Travel Center Culture-Viva Mexico Culture-Viva Mexico ... Cuba ... and many more places throughout Mexico! Midwest Birria E-mail this page Printer-friendly page By Tom Gibbs Posted Saturday, August 2, 2003 Well OK, last Saturday Calixto, Naco, and Manuel pull up in the driveway in Romeo's pickup with a topper on back and Calixto says, "Disculpeme, Tom, no quiero molestarte." "tenemos un chivo" Well, sure enough there was the goat standing  in the back of the pickup, luckily covered by the topper so my neighbors didn't notice. It seemed a pretty good buy at $60. Calixto and I had enjoyed some birria de borrego at a fiesta after the baptism of Maria Fernandez. Little Maria Fe's grandparents and two aunts had come up from Jalisco for a few weeks to be at the baptism and we had it all - birria de borrego, frijoles y arroz (when's the last time you didn't get that?), and a stupendous tres leches cake (Juan's cousin, the baker from Reynoso, is back living in the area again). Juan was a baker, too, and his cakes usually have peach slices between the layers; but his cousin used bananas and strawberry jam between them. And of course, all the guests got laborious and sentimental

125. Maxwell Museum Of Anthropology The Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, University of New mexico, holds over 10 million individual items in its archaeological, ethnological, archival, photo and skeletal collections. The collections come from all parts of the world, but have a Southwestern emphasis. The Maxwell is the only museum in the Southwest whose mission encompasses the entire history of mankind and culture around the world. http://www.unm.edu/~maxwell/

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126. Mostly Maya Dwayne Shreve's budget travel guide to Maya ruins and culture in Southern mexico, Belize, Honduras and El Salvador, including links to local bus and air schedules. http://www.mostlymaya.com/

Mostly Maya; An Exploration of Travel Among the Maya Mostly Maya is dedicated to understanding the culture and archaeology of the Maya. It is also geared to making budget and other travel in the Maya areas and in the ruins in Mesoamerica simpler to arrange. I look for links which are relevant to planning an inexpensive trip via the Internet, but this is best done using the additional advice of a good guide book, such as Lonely Planet or the Rough Guide. I also look for better ways to get to some of the more obscure locations. The site is a hobby and it takes no ads. I note mostly local sources, with a preference for inexpensive hotels, local day trips and other local services. I believe that it is better to deal directly with locally owned businesses where possible, because they are more likely to keep both income and profits within the local economies. I also plug places or services I like while traveling in Maya areas. You will also find pages occasionally add pages for commercial and non-commercial places that I like while traveling, which have no website. See additional information For those of you who were wondering where this website was on the 13th of April, my $18 per year web host forgot that I had renewed last January! There have probably been other times and reasons, but be tolerant. Mostly Maya will be here as long as I am and even longer.

127. Other Americas / Mexico Photo / Culture Travel Adventures - Mexican Photography Other Americas, mexico Photo Workshops / culture Travel Adventures Mexican PhotographyWorkshops. Adventures in mexico Photography, Language, and culture. http://www.travelassist.com/tcd/other.html

OTHER AMERICAS Adventures in Mexico: Photography, Language, and Culture. Welcome to Other Americas - At first glance, it may appear that we offer photography workshops... or that we are an adventure tour company... or that we are an educational program on the language and culture of Mexico. In fact we are all of these things rolled into one unique kind of travel experience. ADVENTURE with us means off-the-road travel to parts of Mexico (and Texas this year) that you could not expect to find or explore on your own. PHOTOGRAPHY means hands-on photography instruction and critiques by internationally recognized photographers, who are also enthusiastic fellow travelers. LANGUAGE is an opportunity to study Spanish and/or Mexican history and culture. All this made even more enjoyable by the comfortable setting of first-rate inns, excellent meals and beautiful environments. From our home-base, the group explores surrounding areas by mini-van or jeep. Schedules for each day are flexible, with a choice of activities and/or unscheduled time for photographers and non-photographers alike. In 1979, I took a group of students to Mexico, made a lot of photographs myself, and just fell in love with the country and its people. MEXICO is such a contrast to our country, so profoundly different in its cultural values; its landscape is so varied, mysterious, and beautiful. There are many parts of Mexico that I know intimately now. Certain towns and villages, certain roads and routes that I have found in my 15 years of poking around.

128. Edward Gonzales Studio Paintings, graphics, and murals of Chicano culture from New mexico. http://www.chicanoartist.com/

129. Study Abroad - Spanish Language & Mexican Culture In Mexico, Cuernavaca (Mexico) Spanish Language Mexican culture in mexico SUNY Cortland Visittheir Web Site Location Cuernavaca - mexico. Host Institution http://www.planetedu.com/listings/studyabroad/965/x/x/Language/Studies:1:2:d

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130. Questions We Had About Mexican Americans And Mexican Culture Is school different in mexico than in the US, and if so how? How didyour lifestyle change when you moved from mexico to America? http://danenet.wicip.org/heron/wagler/sinfronteras/questions.html

131. Consulat Général De France à Mexico Repr©sentation des int©rªts diplomatiques, des services consulaire et de la culture Fran§aise au Mexique. http://www.consul-fr.org.mx/

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132. Casa Navarro SHS - Mexican History And Heritage Of Texas MEXICAN culture PRIMARY IN TEXAS Texas is famous for is Six Flagsthe flags ofSpain, France, mexico, the Republic of Texas, the United States, and the http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/park/jose/heritag.htm

Casa Navarro State Historic Site Discovering the Mexican History and Heritage of Texas Adapted from the paper, Discovering the Mexican History and Heritage of Texas as a Cultural Resource , presented at the Eighth Conference of Border States, Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. David McDonald, Park Manager and Historian, Casa Navarro State Historical Park, Texas Parks and Wildlife, February 28, 1997 The purpose of this page is to critically review traditional views of Texas history, with respect to its Mexican heritage, in the light of documentary evidence and the work of a new generation of Texas scholars. Texas Boundaries Mexican Culture Spanish Heritage Spanish Texas ... Bibliography TEXAS BOUNDARIES To begin, it will be useful to note the boundaries of Texas that existed under the Spanish and Mexican governments. This map shows the boundaries of Texas from its first establishment in 1690 through 1836. Historically, Texas¹ southern boundary was the Nueces River, which separated it from the province of Nuevo Santander, later renamed Tamaulipas as a state in the Republic of Mexico. To the southwest, Texas was bordered by Coahuila and was joined to Coahuila as a single state, from 1824 to 1836. To the west, New Mexico was Texas' border state. MEXICAN CULTURE PRIMARY IN TEXAS SPANISH FANTASY HERITAGE Mexicans settled Texas in the eighteenth century.

133. Cuernavaca Morelos Mexico Introduction and guide to the city's history, culture, people, and events. http://victorian.fortunecity.com/pollock/89/

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134. K-12 Lesson Plans: Western Hemisphere Countries & Cultures Latin America UNITS Education World (tm) Lesson Planning Hispanic Exploring Hispaniccultures Hispanic World UNIT (culture, Spain, mexico) Hispanic Heritage http://members.aol.com/MrDonnHistory/K12west.html

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135. Mexican Culture And Slang - North America (not US Or CA) Mexican culture and Slang, Think you REALLY know mexico? Is there Geography Mexican culture and Slang Created by player Mari70. NOTE This http://www.funtrivia.com/quizdetails.cfm?id=6352&origin=11073

136. Plaza Sonora. El Buscador De Paginas Sonorenses Directory including 600 links about Sonora, mexico. Business, travel, art, culture, education, health and fun. http://www.plazasonora.com.mx

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137. THE BORDER TEACHERS CORPS New mexico State University program offering US education professionals an opportunity to learn about Mexican culture, the Spanish language, educational topics, and border issues. http://www.nmsu.edu/~frontera/BTC.htm

NMSU's 2004 BORDER TEACHER CORPS New Mexico Texas Chihuahua New Mexico State University's Border Teacher Corps Summer Institute provides education professionals the opportunity to learn about Mexican culture, the Spanish language, educational topics, and border issues through experiential, service-oriented, and intercultural professional development activities. A shop in downtown Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua (Photo: P. Lamson) The program is one month in duration with a two-week online portion at the beginning that is done from the participant’s home. The second two weeks are spent on site at locations in Mexico, New Mexico and Texas. This year's Border Teach Corps experience will run from July 6, 2004 through Friday, July 30, 2004. SITES / EXPERIENCES Building the tire walls of the new Women’s Intercultural Center in Anthony, NM. The WIC is running much of the Border Teacher Corps program’s immersion and community experiences. Meet with Mexican educational counterparts, human rights groups, Border Patrol, environmental groups, and others Trip to Chihuahua interior Homestays in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico and Anthony, NM

138. GoMazatlan.com | Mazatlan Hotel Association | Mazatlan Mexico Culture In late November and December each year, Mazatlán hosts a Cultural Festival that monumentin 1990, the Peralta theater is named after mexico s famous opera http://www.gomazatlan.com/english/b_AboutMazatlan/Culture.asp

Mazatlán's people have a deeply rooted cultural heritage. From the moment you arrive, you will hear the Sinaloase music of the Tambora , the traditional band music of Mazatlán Mazatlán boasts one of the world's best Mardi Gras festivities known as Carnaval during the week before Lent(usually February). This traditional celebration includes parades, coronations, firework displays, art, floral and musical events, street parties and gastronomic fairs. In late November and December each year, Mazatlán hosts a Cultural Festival that includes ballet, opera, music and other theatrical performances. Most performances are held at the Teatro Angela Peralta , a striking neoclassical opera house built in 1860. Declared a historic monument in 1990, the Peralta theater is named after Mexico's famous opera singer, Angela Peralta . Also of note is the Casa de la Cultura where photographic and painting exhibits are held as well as concerts. But to really get a feeling for Mazatlán's people and culture, take time to visit its distinctive monuments. The

139. Chimayó Museum Working to document and preserve the history and culture of Northern New mexico Hispanic settlements. http://www.chimayomuseum.org/

140. NRCSA: About The School And Area - Oaxaca, Mexico The Instituto Cultural is located in enchanting colonial Oaxaca, where youwill discover both a modern mexico and ancient indigenous culture. http://www.nrcsa.com/nh_df/5038/5038index.html

Oaxaca, MEXICO About the School Programs Special Activities Lodging Options ... To Register About the School and Area Instituto Cultural is registered with the federal, state and municipal government, and offers courses to students who wish to study in an environment which will enhance their understanding of the Spanish language. The Institute's language immersion program offers the opportunity to experience Mexican culture and understand it through the acquisition of Spanish. The combination of the intensive Spanish language program and daily afternoon cultural activities enables students to immerse themselves in the language as well as in the rich Mexican culture. Teachers are native speakers and university educated with years of teaching experience. They are more than prepared to present you with a class that will enhance your speaking, listening and general comprehension skills while introducing you to Mexican culture. The Instituto Cultural is located in enchanting colonial Oaxaca Back To NRCSA HomePage To School Homepage

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