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Written by Whitney Sharp, MPH, RD and posted by Dante Viscarra Finding ways to exercise right now can be challenging because many gyms are closed. Even if they are not, you might not be ready to return to one. Even with the need to maintain physical distancing, it is important to get regular exercise. Exercise is […]
It’s all about the aroma…ambiance, culture 100% pure coffee I love coffee, just good aromatic 100% coffee, you can call me a die hard coffee lover. I don’t want caramel, chocolate, cinnamon, apple pie, peanut butter and jelly, or — Heaven’s sakes— bacon. I just want high-quality espresso and delicious whole milk. Just like when […]
Caring for your elders at home is an honor for the family By Michelle Ledesma Cinda was raised by a single mother in Laos at the end of the Vietnam War. When the war officially ended for America, many Hmong people were still fighting for their lives. Families lost loved ones; many parents became single […]
By Dante Viscarra “TEAM-work means Together Everyone Accomplish More” is a common phrase heard around UW-Madison campus these days, more so at the Center for Health Enhancement Systems Studies (CHESS) at UW-Madison Whether it’s bringing on a new project, completing a complicated analysis, or launching a new survey feature, CHESS’ success, like most companies, depends […]
“I am concerned that one of my children or husband will become infected and die with Coronavirus,” says Maria Oseguera. She is a housewife, mother and owner of a house cleaning business in the city of Madison, Wisconsin. Like her and other matriarchs in the community, they are very anxious about the uncertainty and the […]
Interview with Rodrigo Carapia, young Mexican artist in Madison that, despite all the difficulties, still believes in art as an inspiration for a better life and a resource to educate both other people and yourself. > Hello and welcome Rodrigo! Thanks for allowing me to interview you. Tell me about you and your story. Where […]
Broadway, Salsa, Classical dance and then traveling all over on a boat, I came to Madison because of love. I came because of her. Interviewing Ariel Juárez, Choreographer, dancer, and Hip Hop instructor in Madison and Chicago. Come closer to hip hop dance and its origins, to its trajectory here in Madison and the importance […]
Hello and welcome Ángela! Tell me about yourself. Where were you born and how many years have you been in Madison? Why Madison? Well, I’m from Ibagué, a city in Colombia that’s pretty small but with high population density. It’s got about 500,000 inhabitants and is about a 4 hour drive from Bogotá. I grew […]
