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Audience sings along at performance Mariachi Del Mar embraced la Cultura Mexicana as they played songs from famous Mexican artists at Wolfe Recital Hall on Nov. 10. “We played many various tunes of traditional Mariachi music from Javier Solis all the way to Vicente Fernandez and Lucha Villa,” said Luz Valdez, an adjunct instructor for Mariachi Del Mar. The students, along with Valdez, performed nine songs in which students traded off to sing each song, including Valdez herself. The main vocalist of Mariachi Del Mar, Ana Colchado, took it upon herself to further her performance by dancing and stumbling across…
Event is part of college’s Black History Month celebration on campus History has many stories to tell and many of them can be told through the color of your skin. “If you don’t know your history anyone can tell you anything about you,” Pamela Safisha Hill told students as part of a Black History Month event Feb. 21 at Del Mar College. Hill, a professor of black studies at the University of Texas at Arlington, explained how many of the stereotypes regarding African-American culture are not just caused by racist bigotry but also by a misunderstanding of the culture as…
Brittany Claramunt bclaramunt@foghorn.com @BrittClaramunt President Donald Trump, along with several other high-ranking officials and first lady Melania Trump, visited Corpus Christi to talk with some of the first responders at the Annaville Fire Department in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. Gov. Greg Abbott, senators, representatives and Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson discussed what else can the government do to help the people who were affected by the storm at the Aug. 29 gathering. “Governor Abbott and President Trump authorized a lot of government assistance for the people affected like the Texas National Guard, U.S. military, FEMA, temporary housing…
