UCLA Newsweek 9.8.10

The U.S. Border Patrol has re-invented to signify the term "illegal immigrant" Mexican immigrants, Professor of History Kelly Lytle Hernandez, UCLA Videocast today's Newsweek says. Based on research for his new book, discussed Lytle-Hernandez, as was the role of Border Patrol dramatically since the agency established in 1924 to develop the immigration control in Asia and Europe. "What does the border police, who is an abstract thing as" illegal aliens ", and literallybring to the people. They embody this category for us. They define it for us in a social context, which we understand and we can see, "Lytle-Hernandez says." The underground is a great group of people. But what the Border Patrol, is close, we see immigrants as a Mexican immigrant undoucmented "These stories are also in this issue of Newsweek UCLA for more information click on the links also .. * Scientists at the 'UCLA Jonsson Cancer Center havefound that adult stem cells found in the vicinity of precancerous lesions in the lung with a poor prognosis in patients who develop lung cancer are associated. These cells, researchers say, could actually mutate and become cancer-causing stem cells. * Looking for a menu in Amharic or CD in Madagascar? They are online in the Archives of the UCLA Language Materials Project, which has accumulated since 2002, a virtual collection of objects of daily use in over 150 languages. * The UCLA Center for...