By John Philip Wyllie
The sign on the
stadium scoreboard said it all. It read, "Welcome U.S."
Certainly an odd message to be posting at San Diego's Qualcomm
Stadium, which according to Rand McNally, still lies within the
boundaries of the United States. Or was it?
Surrounded by a sea of highly charged green-jerseyed Mexico fans, players on the U.S. National Soccer Team must have felt as if they were playing in Azteca Stadium. But this is the situation whenever Mexico brings it's skillful and exciting team to Southern California. Following their every move is a legion of loyal fans waving flags, chanting, blowing their horns and celebrating their heritage. This was not just a soccer game. This was an international battle for the U.S. Cup between North America's two best soccer teams, the United States and Mexico. This was war!
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Chula Vista Parents Feeling Disenfranchised
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Cuatro
Directores Despedidos; A los Padres No Los toman en Cuenta
Padres en Chula Vista Se Sienten
Sin Derechos
Por Daniel Muñoz
Cuba
Sentences Dissidents to Prison, Drawing World Criticism
By Anita Snow
UCSD Announces 1999 Freshman Admissions Data
Hispanic Numbers Are Up
UCSD NEWS SERVICE
Former Migrant Workers Help Students with
Similar Plights
By Jeremy Schwartz
Over
10,000 Educators, Parents and Leaders Celebrate Bilingual Education
Zettel
Servirá en el Comité Sobre Asuntos Entre California
y México
California
Se Une a la Lucha Para Combatir el Fraude y Abuso Contra Medicare
National
Hispanic Medical Association Joins White House to Target The Estimated
25% of Uninsured Hispanic Children
Asociación
Médica Nacional Hispana se Une a la Casa Blanca Para Enfocar
al
Estimado de 25% de Niños Hispanos
No Asegurados
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Cooperation, Less Incarceration Needed to Prevent Substance Abuse
Survey
Shows One in Three California Adults Affected
AT&T
Sneaks in Price Hikes
By: Dan Muñoz Sr.
AmeriCorps
and Bayside in Linda Vista: People Helping People Help Themselves
and Others
Realtors
Aim To Make Housing Market Minority-Friendly
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Como
Padres y Madres, Somos Los Primeros y Los Más Importantes
Maestros de
Nuestros Hijos
Por David Hernández
USIU
Promotes "Troops to Teachers"
Hispanic
Radio Network/La Red Hispana
Por Javier Sierra
El Burro Hablando de Orejas
Editorial:
INS CHANGING ITS WAYS?
Commentario:
La Herencia Mexicana en el Sudoeste Norteamericano
por Jacob G. Hornberger
Commentary:
The Mexican Heritage in the American Southwest
by Jacob G. Hornberger
El
Foro Público ... The Public Forum
Sporting news, reviews and other tid bits
An
Extraordinary Story of a Nation Engaged in Telling the Truth About
Its Past
With the Hope of Creating a New Moral
Order for Its Future
Gregory
Nava — Acuerdo Exclusivo con New Line Para Producir Durante
Dos
Años Películas de Temas Latinos
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The Movies: Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels
By Matt Wolf
Philippoussis
Outlasts Moya to Win Newsweek Champions Cup
By J. Fred Sidhu
Moya
Overtakes Sampras For Number One Ranking
By J. Fred Sidhu
Serena
Williams Wins 1999 Evert Cup
By J. Fred Sidhu
United
States and Mexico to Meet March 28th at Rose Bowl
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