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Articles in August-Sept, 2005 issue of Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

• Wine brings people together
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Safer and sexier … minivans?
• Pew Research Center: Roberto Suro: When Roberto Suro left the Washington Post to become the director of the Pew Hispanic Center four years ago, he didn't really stop being a journalist at heart. He simply transferred his experience and ability finding and
  by Soll Sussman
• Daisy cooks! Latino cooking with a flare
• Frank Sanchez: if you've ever passed through the Golden Arches in southern California, chances are Frank Sanchez had something to do with it
  by Lara Santiago Renta
• The Home Depot joins KaBOOM! in America's playgrounds
• Ask John: as a fisherman, you have to adapt to the surroundings and be flexible enough to go where the fish are. That is, if the fish at your local pond have been fed so much that they will not go hungry for some time, then you should either save you bait
  by John Peet
• A dark tale
• U.S. pharmaceutical companies: making a presence in the Latino market
  by Francis Lora
• "Doctor me duele la cabeza"
• Red Square: restaurant at Mandalay Bay Resort
• Publisher's letter
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Hispanics prefer media "Latino style"
• The mystery of local politics: San Antonio Mayor Phil Hardberger, who turned 71 on July 27, came out of retirement to stage a come-from-behind victory against a political up-and-comer, Julian Castro. In separate interviews with Latino Leaders, Hardberger
  by Soll Sussman
• Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez: of life, boys and girls … Latino style
  by Wendy Pedrero
• Comme Chez Soi
  by Hilda Sitges
• Dear editor
  by Javier Martinez
• In Mexico and U.S.A. religion is tops
• The best of our heritage
  by Wendy Pedrero
• Daisy Martinez
  by Lara Santiago Renta
• Ismael Leyva
  by Georgina Valdez
• Labels … the Smart and easy way
• He's lovin' it; the Ralph Alvarez story: for the Cuban-born Ralph Alvarez, working for McDonald's had long been a dream. As a young businessman, he navigated through the quick-service restaurants of Burger King and Wendy's, but his greatest achievement w
  by Kerri Allen
• Diversity in the workplace: how much have things really changed? With an increasingly diverse workforce due to changing demographics, the landscape of the labor market and dynamics of the relationships at the workplace are also changing
  by Francis Lora
• Uncorking a world of opinions
  by Elias Fernandez
• FYI: find your iPod
  by Francis Lora
• The best music is closer than it appears
  by Alexis Langagne