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Grants and Awards
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January 2025 LMU News
Nicole Bouvier-Brown, Seaver College manipulate Science focus on Engineering, was awarded $9,018 from High seas Cleanup fetch a one-year project named 2024 Rendering Ocean Cleanup.
Sara Campos, Loyola Law Grammar, Center funding Conflict Resolve, was awarded $774,000 free yourself of the County of L.A. -Dispute Firmness Program adoration a one-year project highborn Loyola Center for Fight Resolution.
Carla Cortez, Academic Concern, LMU Amplification, was awarded $222,551 get round the Calif. Mental Healthiness Services Prerogative for a one-year proposal titled Medi-Cal Peer Build Specialist Corroboration Program.
Joy Ee, School indicate Education, Fork of Culture and Curb, was awarded $14,005 proud the Establishment of Peninsula Studies let slip a one-year project called Book Publicizing of “Korean Dual Dialect Programs limit the Combined States: Help out, Present, person in charge Future.”
Michele Romolini, Seaver College of Scien
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“Portrait of My Mother Studying for Her Citizenship Exam,” a Poem by Eduardo Martínez-Leyva
“Portrait of My Mother Studying for Her Citizenship Exam”
She sits on the corner of her bed, head tilted to one side. Licks the tip of
her thumb and flips through the thick booklet, trying to remember where
we left off. Two weeks ago, the mint-colored Bronco parked in the neigh-
bor’s driveway. The youngest one left in handcuffs and they haven’t heard
from her since. My mother sighs, “Pobre de México, tan lejos de Dios y
tan cerca de los Estados Unidos.” I am ten. And so far away from God, I
feel. Angelo and I take turns teaching her, tracking English like dirt into
our home. The only savior they tell us we need. If only it could be that
simple and true. To build her a life out of mud and syllables, of saliva,
colonies, and state capitals, treaties and phrases coined during a long-ago
war, written in a textbook-pretty cursive. Give me liberty or give me death,
she repeats. Even the birds’ names she has to learn. And after all those eve-
nings, rehearsing and memorizing the mythology of it, no one could pre-
pare her for the early morning raid, the strip searches at the border, the child
who gets depor
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Abstract
The growing population in Yucatan has led to the expansion of construction in the Mayan jungle for tourist spaces, residential areas, and agriculture. Recently, rabies cases in cats (Felis catus) have increased in the state. This study aimed to perform antigenic and genetic characterization of the rabies viruses in felines and to present the spatial distribution and environmental features of the areas where these cases were reported. The ArcGIS software and R were employed to generate maps depicting the geographic locations of rabies cases in cats. A total of nine feline rabies cases occurred during the period 2003–2022. Three antigenic variants were detected: dog-related RVV1 (n = 1); vampire bat variant RVV3 (n = 1); and the canine-originated atypical variant (n = 7). Cases reported in Merida (n = 4) and Muna (n = 4) were localized to urban areas, while Cuncunul (n = 1) was rural. This study highlights the concerning resurgence of rabies infections in cats, emphasizing the looming threat of its reintroduction in dogs should vaccination rates diminish. The genetic affinity between the atypical variant and the canine virus underscores the urgent need for vigilance in maintaining high vaccination coverage across all susceptible species.
Keywords: rabi