Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

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Articles in April-May, 2002 issue of Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

• An enchanting of Shakespear's A Midsummer Night's Dream by the multiethnic East LA Classic Theater
• Son of the Bride
• Kung Fu-kicking good: Hector Echavarria: actor: Los Angeles, CA
  by Patrick Ridgell
• TV or no TV? No question in her mind
  by Anita Savio
• Anger ain't the way to go: conversing with Hector Elizondo is akin to witnessing a poetic dissertation on the issue, of race. He peppers the conversation with quotable remarks. For the writer, no heavy lifting is required
  by Rick Laezman
• Preventive care is for everybody
  by Aliza A. Lifshitz
• Telling tales: Gregory Nava wants to tell a wonderful story
  by Patrizia Rossi
• Preventive health: changing our personal health behaviors long before disease develops
• The animated life of Phil Roman
  by David Everett
• Take care of yourself
• "Of course, I never go to the Oval Office without my jacket."
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Someone to lean on
  by Patrick Ridgell
• The growing problem of obesity in young people
  by Irene Doti
• Letters
• Esai Morales: more than just a pretty face
  by Rick Laezman
• Johnson & Johnson launches recruiting campaign for nurses
  by David Everett
• Hooray for Hispanic Hollywood
  by Patrizia Rossi
• Tuning in to the Hispanic market
  by David Liss
• The Women's Health Data Book: a Profile of Women's Health in the United States
• The silver screen's Love Goddess
  by Charles Dews
• A Simple Habana Melody
• Edward James Olmos: Los Angeles, California
• Tania Maria: and the Viva Brazil Quartet Live at the Blue Note