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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp; The 10th ranked Boise State Broncos (9-1) with their high scoring offense and solid defense didn’t need any help in beating the San Diego State Aztecs (6-4) last weekend, but they received plenty of assistance nonetheless. The Aztecs turned out to be their own worst enemy in a game which saw them provide the Broncos with perfect field position three times in the first quarter.</p>

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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; About 25 minutes into the news show on the evening of November 7, a somber-faced anchor announced, “California’s academic community is in mourning.” Professor Harry P. Pachon, a political scientist, had died.</p>

(Part I)

By Janet Wilson

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is part one of an investigative report by California Watch, that chronicles the struggle of one Latino family from Maywood, Calif. — a small city in southeast Los Angeles County that sits in a sea of heavy industry — as they attempt to pinpoint the cause of their chronic sickness.

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<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; La derrota del senador estatal de Arizona Russell Pearce en las elecciones especiales que se realizaron para revocar su mandato es una señal tangible de que a los antiinmigrantes se les debe combatir con el poder del voto y se les puede ganar.</p>

New York, NY  — The national Drop the I-Word campaign (droptheiword.com) today called for the AP Stylebook to cease use of the term “illegal immigrant.” Drop the I-Word is a public education campaign to eradicate the harmful term “illegals” and related words from public discourse, led by the Applied Research Center (ARC) and Colorlines.com, and working in partnership with the National Alliance of Latin American and Caribbean Communities (NALACC) and its Somos/We Are Initiative, as well as various other