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- Clean the Greenway project by High Point Enterprise.;
photosPage & column: B4-1- Subjects: Latino Family Center (High Point, N.C.); Teen Grant Making Council Program.; Coplin, Rebecca.; Kerkado, Natalie.; Morales, Claudia.; Morales, Jorge.; Kerkado, Margarita.; Salazar, Amy.; Corona, Lyncia.; Soto, Ilse.; Acevedo, Lisbeth Ceron.; Rodriguez, Daniel.; Soto, Rene.; Moreno, Leroy.; Gordillo, Paola.; Aguayo, Elijanet.; Almanza, Leslie.; Rodriguez, Rebecca.; Webster, George.; Madrid, Brandon.; Sandoval, Itzel.; Vega, Frank.; deLeon, Horacio.; Salazar, Denise.;
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Split estate [videorecording] /
Cinematographers, Debra Anderson, Dave Bowden, Doug Crawford ; editor, Debra Anderson ; music by Tim Anderson, Chris Jonas, Music Box, Michael Stearns, Molly Sturges, Ron Sunsinger, Joe West ; narrator, Ali MacGraw.Featuring Ken Salazar, Bill Ritter, Jr., Dr. Theo Colborn, Amy Mall, Laura Amos, Weston Wilson, Gilbert Armenta, Lance Astrella, Chris and Steve Mobaldi, Daniel Thau Teitelbaum."Imagine discovering that you don't own the mineral rights under your land, and that an energy company plans to drill for natural gas two hundred feet from your front door. Imagine finding that you have little or no recourse to protect your home or land from such development. [The film] maps a tragedy in the making, as citizens in the path of a new drilling boom in the Rocky Mountain West struggle against the erosion of their civil liberties, their communities and their health."--Container.DVD; NTSC; widescreen; 5.1 surround sound.- Subjects: Gas well drilling; Gas well drilling; Gas well drilling; Hydraulic fracturing; Water; Mineral lands; Mining leases; Drilling and boring; Right of property; Mineral rights; Gas well drilling; Natural gas; Natural gas; Gas industry; Gas industry; Gas well drilling;
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- The Filipinos / by Houle, Michelle.(CARDINAL)671965;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Chapter 1. The first wave of Filipino immigration -- 1. The Philippines becomes a colony of the United States / Amy Blitz -- 2. The earliest Filipino immigrants / Barbara M. Posadas -- 3. Educational opportunities for Filipinos in America / Dorothy B. Fujita-Rony -- 4. Filipino laborers face discrimination and violence / Mai M. Ngai -- 5. The anti-Filipino riots of 1930 / Emory Stephen Bogardus -- 6. Family networks and religious customs / Fred Cordova -- chapter 2. The second wave of Filipino immigration -- 1. Filipino-American military service in World War II / Alex S. Fabros -- 2. Filipino American war brides / Carolyn Jung -- 3. Reparations for veterans / David A. Pendleton -- 4. A Filipina American's life in the 1950s / Juanita Santos with Yen Le Espiritu -- 5. A Filipina migrant laborer adjusts to life in the United States / Iluminada Imutan, as told to Janet Shirley -- chapter 3. Later waves of Filipino immigration -- 1. The family responsibilities of Filipino immigrants / Rhacel Salazar Parreñas -- 2. A young Filipina immigrant struggles with family separation / Roselyn Domingo -- 3. Attempts to revive Filipinotown, Los Angeles / Wendy Lee -- 4. Filipinos today / Rick Bonus -- chapter 4. Accomplished Filipino Americans -- 1. Jessica Hagedorn, writer / Jessica Hagedorn, as interviewed by Kay Bonetti -- 2. Antonio Taguba, U.S. Army General / Bert Eljera -- 3. Larry Dulay Itliong, activist / Stephen Magagnini -- 4. Cristeta Comerford, executive chef / Jose Antonio Vargas -- 5. Apl.de.ap, hip-hop musician / Apl.de.ap., as interviewed by Benjamin Pimentel -- Chronology.- Subjects: Biographies.; Filipino Americans; Filipino Americans; Immigrants; Filipino Americans;
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- Food : opposing viewpoints / by Egendorf, Laura K.,1973-(CARDINAL)265043;
Includes bibliographical references and index.Is America's food supply safe? -- Mad cow disease threatens human health / Hightower Lowdown -- Mad cow disease is not a serious threat / Michael Fumento -- Genetically modified foods are safe / Gregory E. Pence -- Genetically modified foods are not safe / Martha Herbert -- Irradiation makes food safer / Robin Brett Parnes et al. -- Irradiation has limited benefits / Rose Marie Williams -- How should farms be operated? -- Animals should be treated more humanely on factory farms / Matthew Scully -- Animals are not mistreated on factory farms / Amy Garber, James Peters -- Organic farming should be pursued / Marika Alena McCauley, Laura Inouye -- Organic farming should not be pursued / John J. Miller -- Farm subsidies should be preserved / Karl Beitel -- Farm subsidies should be eliminated / Dennis T. Avery --What causes obesity? -- Obesity is a disease / Steven Findlay -- Obesity is not a disease / Sonia Arrison -- Eating fast food causes obesity / Sharron Dalton -- Fast food should not be blamed for obesity / Todd G. Buchholz -- Lack of physical activity causes obesity / Richard Berman -- Economic factors contribute to obesity / Lisa Mancino, Biing-Hwan Lin, Nicole Ballenger -- School lunches cause childhood obesity / Barry Yeoman -- How can hunger be reduced? -- Government programs help reduce hunger / Roberto Salazar -- Government programs do not help reduce hunger / Trudy Lieberman -- Genetically modified foods can reduce hunger / James K. Glassman -- Genetically modified foods cannot reduce hunger / Paul Beingessner -- Reducing the consumption of meat will lessen hunger / Jeremy Rifkin -- Reducing the consumption of meat will not lessen hunger / Dennis T. Avery -- Nonprofit groups can help reduce hunger / National Anti-Hunger Organizations -- Faith-based charities are failing to reduce hunger / Joel Berg.- Subjects: Young adult literature.; Young adult literature.; Food supply; Animal industry; Agriculture; Obesity; Hunger;
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