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Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off at UC Merced

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By Patty Guerra
| Merced Sun-Star Verified
Student group Mariachi Los Bobcats performed at the kickoff for Hispanic Heritage Month at UC Merced. UC Merced’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations got off to a lively, colorful start on Tuesday, with a performance by Mariachi Los Bobcats, food and tabling in the university’s Conference Center. Attendees received a Loteria-themed T-shirt and were entered into a raffle drawing for a special deck and player cards of the Mexican bingo-like game.
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Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off at UC Merced

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By Patty Guerra
| Aol Verified
UC Merced’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations got off to a lively, colorful start on Tuesday, with a performance by Mariachi Los Bobcats, food and tabling in the university’s Conference Center. Attendees received a Loteria-themed T-shirt and were entered into a raffle drawing for a special deck and player cards of the Mexican bingo-like game. Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated nationally from Sept. 15 to Oct.
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NASA administrator offers UC Merced students a glimpse of their future

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By Patty Guerra
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It might seem that an airfield filled with old planes is a strange place to talk about the future of space flight. But Jared Isaacman, the administrator of NASA, said Atwater’s Castle Air Museum was the perfect setting to talk about what’s ahead. Isaacman visited the former Air Force base last week to tour the planes and talk with students, including a contingent of more than 30 from UC Merced.
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