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Michelle is leading a group of Georgia Tech students doing a summer exchange program in Mexico at Monterey Tec and asked me to help publicize the blog they've put together. So go check out Tech on Tec.
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- Greg Weeks
- I am Professor of Political Science & Latin American Studies
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- Quote of the day (actually yesterday)
- Drenched! 5K
- Immigration reform=dead
- CIA family jewels
- Villa Grimaldi
- All good things must come to an end
- Bachelet numbers
- Golden rules of the metro
- Baseball and Cuba
- 80s music in Santiago (Part 4)
- RCTV in Mexico?
- Getting more money for Transantiago
- 80s music in Santiago (Part 3)
- More adventures of Fujimori
- More on Iturriaga
- Further thoughts on Transantiago
- 80s music in Santiago (Part 2)
- General in hiding
- Chavez is going to invade Aruba
- 80s music in Santiago
- Immigration as national security
- Cool museum
- Finding the general
- The Chilean right and Transantiago
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3 comments:
Thanks Greg! :)
It's times like this I wish I'd taken Spanish rather than Latin....
Josh, welcome! Yes, there are disadvantages to dead languages...
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