Thalia Lizvette Lopez, a biology major at the University of Guadalajara, spends around four hours every day hopping buses for the round trip between her home in Ajijic and the study facilities located on the northeast rim of the city.
As Mexican schools wrapped up the 2007-2008 academic cycle this week,
scores of local parents have gone on the hunt for activities to keep
their offspring busy during the six-week summer vacation break.
Local expatriates will have lots of opportunity next week to don their
red, white and (sometimes) blue duds, dust off the Maple Leaf and the
Star Spangled Banner and express their own nationalism in the way that
pleases them most, with good times and good food.
Sixteen Lakeside children, 12 from the Lakeside School for the Deaf and Children with Special Needs and four others from the general community, were recently the recipients of new hearing aids provided by the Starkey Hearing Foundation’s “So the World May Hear” world outreach program.