It quickly becomes apparent that the two Shes are indeed the same woman who are engaged in emotional game of ping pong to cite words of author.
This play presents at first glance dialogue between two women, She and Ella. On Friday Apat Center Theater of University of Kentucky, Coser y Cantar-one-act play by Cuban-American playwright DOLORES PRIDA-were performed by Hannah Whitt and Maria Guarina. The Kentucky Foreign Languages Conference hosted a special presentation by Coser y Cantar in Honor of Brian Dendle. * Please keep in mind that all text is machine-generated, we do not bear any responsibility, and you should always get advice from professionals before taking any actions * Please keep in mind that all text is machine-generated, we do not bear any responsibility, and you should always get advice from professionals before taking any actions. Prida begin writing short stories and poetry while still teenager in Cuba. During the 1970s and 1980s, she was director of information services for National Puerto Rican Forum, managing editor of Spanish-language Daily El Tiempo, New York correspondent for Vision magazine, senior editor of Nuestro magazine, literary manager for theatrical Organization International Arts Relations, and publications director for the Association of Hispanic Arts Ms. She took a job at a bakery and attended night classes at Hunter College for a few years before working for the publishing industry, including a stint at Simon & Schuster as editor of Spanish-English dictionary, and launching her career as a journalist. The family settled in New York City, where Ms. In 1961, she, her mother Dolores and her two sisters, Lourdes and Maria, reunite in Miami with her father Manuel, small-business owner, who had left island-nation shortly after the triumph of the Cuban Revolution. Dolores Obdulia Prida was born on September 5 1943, in Caibarien, Cuba. She loves helping Latinas understand their self-worth and potential, whether it was through her columns ' combination of witty and wise advice or by helping those of US putting together each magazine issue stay true to our mission of celebrating Latina life and accomplishments, say Ocana Perez. In many ways, Dolores was the heart and soul of the magazine, said Latina S executive editor Damarys Ocana Perez. Prida was a longtime contributor to Daily News and Latina magazine, where she was in charge of one of its most popular columns, Dolores Dice. In addition to her weekly column for El Diario La Prensa, Ms. As a writer, she inspires the US to think deeply about our culture. In email to LIPS members, Justice Sotomayor say: Dolores was visionary. News of Dolores' death spread quickly over social media. Junco, former editor of Daily News ' Viva New York section, and current editor of voicesofny. It's not know yet if she died of heart attack or stroke, say Ms. Prida, who suffered from diabetes but was apparently in general good health, passed away on Sunday morning. Prida felt sick and called one of her sisters, who took her to Mount Sinai Hospital, Her close friend and colleague Maite Junco told Latina magazine.
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The party's guest of honor was Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who earlier that day had been interviewed at a public event at El Museo del Barrio by another member of LIPS, TV and radio host Maria Hinojosa. Prida attended 20th anniversary celebration of LIPS, advocacy group of journalists and other professionals. Cuban-born playwright, journalist, and poet Dolores Prida, whose candid, humor, and often mordant columns about the most pressing social and political issues constitute one of the staples of the Latino media, died of cardiac failure on January 20.
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