Más de cuatro décadas han pasado desde que el nombre de Rita Moreno se convirtió en sinónimo de alegría y talento, gracias a su inolvidable actuación en el clásico “West Side Story”. Su merecido Oscar de la academia (el primero a una actriz latina), y el resonar de los compases del Fandango “America” en la cabeza de cualquiera al mencionar su nombre son evidencia absoluta de este evento que marcó para siempre la vida de la actriz.
Poco tiempo de vida
Inconsecuente producto es “Out of time”
Por Jose Daniel Bort
“Out of time”, la nueva película de Denzel Washington, aspira a ser un moderno vehículo del cine negro contemporáneo en manos de un comprobado actor y uno de sus directores favoritos, pero su necesidad de jugar “por el libro” con la trama deja un sinsabor inoperante cuando la historia tiene que brindar lo que promete.
Opera Fest y Otras Actividades se Presentan en Tijuana
Por: Paco Zavala
Tijuana, inicia el mes de octubre con una actividad cultural inusitada, está el calendario repleto de eventos de vital importancia para el desarrollo de niños, jóvenes y adultos, iniciando con el apoyo del H. Ayuntamiento y el IMAC, usando para su realización la Coordinación de Vinculación Educativa, la presentación en Tijuana con el programa de la San Diego Opera, “Opera Fest” “En busqueda de la Opera”.
Realizan el VIII Encuentro de Teatro Tijuana 2003
Por: Paco Zavala
La expresión teatral en cualquiera de sus formas, estilos y géneros en la actualidad es una forma y manera de expresar aspectos de vital importancia social, familiar, político, religioso y de otros conceptos.
MACUILXOCHITL'S KIVA:
La Ley Gains Fans and Perhaps More Respectability
By Francisco H. Ciriza
Having released yet another successful recording, Libertad (Warner Music), Chilean rockers, La Ley, continue to support their recorded work with touring efforts that span not only traditional Latin markets, but newer ones as well. The band has recently completed a 26 city U.S. and what seems to be catching the attention of most music industry insiders is the band’s ability to continue to keep it’s loyal Latino listeners while continuing to bring in new fans.
Calendar of Events...
By Berenice Cisneros
Educational & Fun
**Southwestern College award winning Concert Choir will perform at the 34th Annual Pops Concert, also featuring the SWC Chamber Singers and the Vocal Jazz Ensemble. The concert will take place Sunday, October 5 at 4 p.m. in Maya Hall.
Mosaico de Actividades Culturales en Tijuana
Por: Paco Zavala
En el marco de las Fiestas del Sol, la ciudad de Mexicali, se encuentra de fiesta celebrando un año más de esta celebración. Y para finalizar este pequeño comentario, la fiesta continuará porque en este mes de octubre se presentará en esa ciudad el actual “Rey de los Tenores del Mundo Actual”, el gran Luciano Pavarotti, en un marco de esplendor y de gloria.
Déjà Vu
Rose Serna Does It Again
By Jaime Cárdenas
Chula Vista — Just what is about the Palomar Invitational that Southwestern College cross country runner Rose Serna enjoys?
Mejia Making the Most of His Shot
By John Philip Wyllie
Looking through the 2003 San Diego State Media guide, there is not a single photo of J.C. Mejia. Further scrutiny reveals that Mejia is not even listed in the 168-page publication. The reason is simple. When it was put together during the summer, the Aztecs Mexican-American place kicker was not a part of the team. He was just another student at the university with a dream. Having nailed kicks of 41, 46 and 47 yards while going 8 for 9 in the field goal department, the Salinas, California native is experiencing the type of success that many collegiate kickers can only dream of.
Casamayor vs Corrales: The Other War In California
By Fiona Manning
Forget the recall. Forget Arnold. Forget Cruz and Gray and the host of politicians and wanna-be law makers dropping in and out of Tuesday’s race for Governorship on October 7.
Spirit’s Fawcett a Key to U.S. WWC Title Hopes
By John Philip Wyllie
From the start of the fourth quadriennial Women’s World Cup one of the biggest concerns about the U.S. team and its chances of winning its second consecutive world championship was the age of its players. With a dozen veterans from the incredibly popular 1999 championship team returning this year, and most of those players now into their 30s, there was considerable concern that this team might not be able to compete with the younger teams being fielded by soccer powers such as Germany, China, Sweden, Norway, North Korea and Brazil.
Southwestern College Jaguars Take On Rival Grossmont
Conference Title Not Out the Picture
By Jaime Cárdenas
Chula Vista — It would be easy for the Southwestern College football team to just throw the towel in and call it a season, but the Jaguars (1-1, 2-2) are not about to let an off season-worth of blood, sweat, bumps, bruises and a lot of handwork go to waste.
Martinez Earns Honors For Second Consecutive Week
First time since 1996 an Aztec has earned weekly recognition twice in same year
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – San Diego State women’s soccer forward Lisette Martinez has been named Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Week for the second consecutive week. Martinez becomes the first Aztec to ever be named a conference’s player of the week in consecutive weeks and only the second to be named twice in one season (Lori LaCoursiere was twice named in 1996).
Second Annual Pardee Ocean View 5K
Race to Benefit South Bay School Districts
Runners and walkers of all ages have another exciting Pardee Homes race to add to their fitness calendars when the Second Annual Pardee Ocean View Hills 5K Run & Walk for Education returns to the South Bay Saturday, Oct. 4, 2003.
Return to Archieves Page