MCALLEN – Determined to consider groundbreaking options for learning, new Dean for Business, Public Safety, and Technology (BPST) Sara Lozano says her team is ready to be innovative and unveil a new era of higher education and workforce training.
So here’s a question. It’s a break from COVID news, but then again, there’s still a little bit of COVID attached to it; but not much.
If convicted of killing 15-year-old Liza Cavazos this past Sunday, it’s doubtful that 37-year-old Maricella Escobar will get off as lightly as she did following her three previous DWI convictions. Also in Sunday’s wreck, a 14-year-old teen, Santiago Tapia, was seriously injured in the collision, from which Texas DPS said Escobar fled the scene. Tapia was transported to an area hospital.
What a difference a year makes. Twelve months ago, The Advance News published a profile piece about Vanguard Academy Public Charter Schools’ number-one ranking in the South Texas region (Region 1), with an A+ rating of 97 (out of 100).
I’ve gotten to the point where I don’t even want to read the state and national news online every morning. I’m depressed enough. Why add to it? It’s been a lifelong habit, however, so it’s hard to quit. So I pop another antidepressant and read more into the deep, dark recesses of today’s American psyche, which is so screwed up, I don’t even think a lobotomy would fix things, much less Prozac.
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