Alfredo Carbajal

By Alfredo Carbajal Published September 29, 2020 Updated September 29, 2020 (Photo by Ashley Landis/The Dallas Morning News) How many times can you say “thank you” or “good work” during Zoom calls with your staff before these two terms become stale and meaningless? That’s a question in the minds of many leaders already facing enormous challenges in leading their newsrooms during a COVID-19 pandemic, a reinvigorated social rights movement, and the most acute economic crisis in decades.

Smarts grow everywhere. And Cristo Rey Dallas College prep school's first ever graduation is proof that a smart approach to education pays off mightily. The Catholic school opened four years ago in Pleasant Grove, in the middle of some of the poorest zip codes in the county, but armed with a smart approach and a clear mission to provide high-quality education to children from it's immediate neighborhoods. As 100 seniors received their diplomas Sunday at the graduation ceremony at the Morton H.

Ciudad de México — México entrega las llaves de su destino a un nuevo presidente este fin de semana con la esperanza de poner fin a décadas de violencia, corrupción endémica y una pobreza agobiante en que viven millones de sus habitantes. Andrés Manuel López Obrador, un político de izquierda, asume la presidencia con una autoridad incuestionable (53% del voto) después de ganar por el más amplio margen en una elección presidencial en por lo menos dos décadas.