VIDEO: KIDS ADJUST TO NEW LIFE
Penn State student journalist Kylie Nellis reports on the obstacles facing children whose father was forced to move the family back to Mexico from the United States.
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VIDEO: MEXICANS EMBRACE CAPOEIRA
Penn State student journalist Amy Aubert takes a look at Capoeira, a Brazilian martial art that's a cross between ballet and kickboxing. It's finding a following in Mexico City.
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About these stories
The journalism department at Penn State University took 17 of its best print and broadcast students — all juniors and seniors — to Mexico City for a nine-day reporting trip. The university chose Mexico City because it is relatively close and fairly familiar to most Americans, yet distinctly foreign in language and culture.
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