Good News, Challenges, and Constraints: March 2016

Monday, March 28, 2016

Mobile Passport Control Skips Immigration Lines For Free -

Mobile Passport Control Skips Immigration Lines For Free -: By now you’re familiar with Global Entry, the program that allows U.S. travelers to fly through immigration at the airport. Of course, with Global Entry, there’s a fee and an interview process. Now welcome Mobile Passport Control, a new app for iOS and Android that lets you skip the lines… [read more]

Monday, March 14, 2016

Complimentary Pie on Pi Day at Dive Bar

Friday, March 11, 2016

POLL: Do you think daylight saving time is necessary?

POLL: Do you think daylight saving time is necessary?: While daylight saving time was started in the United States primarily for the sake of conserving energy, some argue that it's no longer necessary.

Lombard Police & Fire Department Caused All The Damages for Hung.wmv

Anti-Trump Protest Stage To Be Set Up Across the Street From UIC Pavilion

Anti-Trump Protest Stage To Be Set Up Across the Street From UIC Pavilion: Five law enforcement agencies are will be on site as thousands descend on the campus Friday.

Monday, March 7, 2016

Comenzó en Santiago de Cuba Jornada de la Prensa

Sunday, March 6, 2016

Chicago Remembers Former First Lady Nancy Reagan

Chicago Remembers Former First Lady Nancy Reagan: Former first lady Nancy Reagan had strong ties to Chicago. She was adopted as a young girl by a Chicago physician, whose name she took, and she went to school here.

Friday, March 4, 2016

City of Chicago :: Chicago's 179th Birthday Celebration

Faculty Service for Community Colleges of Illinois

Foreign language skills in English, French, and Spanish hired me to work as a Foreign Language Teacher at the Community High School District 218 during 1988-1989, teaching French and Spanish at the Alan B. Shepard High School with an annual salary of $23,778.

Bilingual aptitude in English and Spanish opened the door for me to work as Faculty at St. Augustine University in Chicago where I was teaching English as a Second Language, College Prep and Developmental Skills, U.S. Citzenship for the Amnesty Program, Research Writing and other language development courses which included preparation for High School General Education Development.

Afterwards, I also worked as Faculty for Oakton Community College in the Continuing Education Program, Alliance for Lifelong Learning in Skokie, Illinois. I was teaching English as a Second Language from August 1992 until March 1993.

From September 18, 1997 through October 8, 2001, I was employed as Faculty at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn and Lombard, teaching English Writing Development, English 101, 102, 103, 104, and 105, on campus, as well as commuting to teach Spanish for Healthcare Professionals at Good Samaritan Hospital in Downers Grove, National Chiropractic College in Lombard, also known as National University for Health Sciences, and at Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield, Illinois.

In addition, I taught French and Spanish for Berlitz Schools of Languages in Chicago, Hinsdale, Oak Brook Brook Forest and York Middle School, and Schaumburg, Illinois, U.S.A. Foreign language teaching experience at Inlingua Schools of Languages also included commuting to teach on-site visiting corporate clients, and other travelling students at home. Arroyave Academy of Languages in Highland Park and Arlington Heights also provided teaching work for corporate clients which included translation for the General Learning Corporation in Northbrook, Caremark, Abbot Laboratories, Baxter International and other global companies promoting languages around the world.

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