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 As the largest minority, and younger population in the US, the widespread problem of obesity and overweight among Latino children must become a major focus not just for their community, but also for the nation. Driven by this call to action, many schools across the nation are adopting policies to teach healthy eating behaviors and exercise models at an early age. The organization for Healthy Kids has nationwide programs to help schools like Brooklyn’s P.S. 120 achieve this goal.   Close This Window function jchange(o) { var fold_image = new Array(); fold_image[0] = "/images/openarrow.gif"; fold_image[1] = "/images/closedarrow.gif"; if(document.getElementById(o).style.display=='none') { document.getElementById(o).style.display='block'; if(document.getElementById('nfolding')) { document.getElementById('nfolding').src=fold_image[0]; } } else { document.getElementById(o).style.display='none'; if(document.getElementById('nfolding')) { document.getElementById('nfolding').src=fold_image[1]; } } }
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July 17, 2011
Rays Suarez and the panel discuss the debt negotiations and the changes that could be considered on Social Security.
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July 17, 2011
After Brian Darling from the Heritage Foundation suggested raising taxes will not help job creation, and the solution will be tax reform, Ray Suarez asks how do you draw the line between tax rates and job creation when already many companies are sitting on large profits and not doing any ...
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July 09, 2011
According to the research project "Costs of War" by Brown University&s Watson Institute for International Studies, the actual bill for Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan can go as high as 4.4 trillion dollars, rather than the 1 trillion dollars referenced by President ...
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June 10, 2011
Latinos residing in New York City give their opinions on what could be causing the alarming statistics of the HIV epidemic among the Latino community in the United States
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June 10, 2011
Latinos residing in New York City give their opinions on what could be causing the alarming statistics of the HIV epidemic among the Latino community in the United States
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