Cultural and Social ChangeVolume No. 15: 1997 "From the Editor. " Pierce, Sandra R. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 2. "Latinos Work To Change Stereotypes In Hollywood. " Isais, Elsa E. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 3. "César Chávez: Simple Man, People's Hero. " Nevarez, Jessica, et al. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 4 +5. "Shelter For Farm Workers Becomes Reality. " Castro, Ruben, Claudia Moreno, Jessica S. Nevarez. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 5. "Women's Shelter Helps To Heal The Pain. " Encarnacion, Bianca. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15: 6 + 15. "Home Schools Become Popular Alternative. " Minjares, John. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15: 6 +10 +11. "Renovation May Revive Downtown El Paso. " Maldonado, Luis. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 7. "Title IX Changed Women's Sports. " Garcia, Adrian, and Elena Sarmiento. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 8 "Special Olympics Shine In El Paso. " Acevedo, Oscar and Elizabeth Elizondo Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 9. "La Fe Clinic Serves South El Paso. " Westover, A. C. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 10. "ASARCO Works To Clean Up Its Act. " White, Cindy, Sara Murga and Jessica Rodriguez. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 11. "A Growing Phenomenon: Single Fathers. " Gamez, Margie. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 12. "Stepfamilies Become More Numerous. " Alvarez, Araceli. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 13. "Teens Rebel Against Authority. " Delgado, Celeste. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15: 14. "Comics Retain Popularity. " Chavez, Joe and Sandra Pierce. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 15. "Tom Moore And Archie Have Timeless Appeal. " Pierce, Sandra and Ruth Vise. Borderlands Spring 1997, Vol. 15 : 16.
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