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Pay, Perks in Congress
Bosnian Refugees
Red-Tape Pollution
Crenshaw
More Talk, Less Cop
Tollway Developments Heading in the Wrong Direction
GETTING A RUSH
The Whining Stops as the Healing Starts
Newport Beach Residents Don't Deserve 'Bad Rap' From the Media
A Critique of GOP Positions and Campaign Tactics
More Talk, Less Cop
Talk About Issues
Legal and Illegal Immigration: A Big Difference
AN OUTSIDE OPINION
Campaign 'Hit Pieces': Negative, Divisive Instruments
Dis-Illusioned
Edition Closing
Progress in Rebuilding L.A.
A Critique of GOP Positions and Campaign Tactics
Metro Rail Expenditures
Legal and Illegal Immigration: A Big Difference
Potshots at Lawyers
SEDIMENTAL JOURNEY
A 'Minnie' Tribute
Boy's Family Can't Afford Transplant
Edition Closing
Community Colleges' Role for Industry
Newport Beach Residents Don't Deserve 'Bad Rap' From the Media
More Talk, Less Cop
BEATING AROUND BUSH
Ex-Counterculture Guru Finds His Brain Research Center Largely Unused : Mountain Man: World War II veteran seeks to teach people how to use the 90% of the brain that he says goes to waste. But now that pilgrims have stopped coming, his retreat is a lonely spot.
Dis-Illusioned
Diego Rivera Praise
BEATING AROUND BUSH
A look inside Hollywood and the movies. : DEVELOPMENT HELL : 'Interview With a Vampire' and 'Dreamgirls' Looking Good to Ascend
'Look Who's Talking III'--Hey, Mikey, Who's Not Talking?
Data Firm to Fill 40 Jobs in New Office
Under Fire, Angola Leaders Call for Unity Government
2 Men Seized Under U.S. Carjacking Law
Pope Urges Bishops to Protect Jews
A Shot of Buck Antler?
Few Cheers for Australia's Plastic $5 Bill
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
County Closed Library, Residents May Reopen It
We've Moved!
War Waged Over Definition of 'Spring Water'
DAVID SUCHET: Poirot Plus More
Fighting City Hall Takes on New Meaning in This Town : Politics: Multiple recall petitions, personal attacks and voter apathy are business as usual in this small, poverty-stricken community.
Murder Case Brings Neighbors Together
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Search Planes Comb Sea for Missing Solo Sailor
West Virginia Campus Explodes Over Naming of Rape Victims : Privacy: Marshall University's student newspaper is at the center of a debate over freedom of the press and sensitivity to ordeal.
Impound Accounts : Convenience or Curse? : Borrowers Are Forced to Save While Lender Gets the Interest
CRIMINAL PURSUITS
STYLE : GARDENS : The Bulb Goes On
IN EXCESS : Redressed for Less
A Coup for Arkady : RED SQUARE, By Martin Cruz Smith (Random House: $23; 418 pp.)
TRAVEL INSIDER : Jet Lag? 'Fast' Remedy May Reduce Your Pain : Flying: Former airline executive suggests no food, drink, or non-prescription drugs on the day you travel.
Teeing Off in Colorado and Canada : Maui and Ireland are other destinations for 1993 golfing tours, which run between nine and 11 days.
Plugged In : NESHTEY CRUDUP : Pioneering Electrician Overcame the Trade's Racial and Sexist Barriers
Mothers Find Help in Esperanza Project
Ex-Hotel Detectives Sue Sultan of Brunei : Bias: Former Beverly Hills Hotel staff members--black, white and Latino--say they were harassed, then fired when they complained about racial discrimination.
GOP's Comeback Trail Looms as Long, Bumpy : Politics: Leaders must confront not only resurgent Democrats, but intraparty struggles that threaten unity.
Best Ex'es : James Farentino and Michele Lee draw on their past for dramatic movie
JACKSON 5, CASTING 15
Parole Agents Face Hard Times : Penology: Caseloads will grow after 231 officers lose their jobs by year's end because of budget cuts.
Saving Lives, Foiling Crime Earn Valor Awards
Forget about the Fat Lady. The opera...
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Celebrity Intrusions : Hey, Isn't That Bruce Willis? Wait Just a Minute, What's He Doing in My Neighborhood Hangout?
Pasadena : Vote on School Site Dec. 15
Alternative School Offers Chance to Grow : Taking in students that other public institutions were ready to give up on, Middle College High stresses character building and college preparation.
Bardot in Hospital After Apparent Drug Overdose
Researchers Cultivate Marine Organisms
Sierra Madre : 2 New Stop Signs Rejected
Detroit Officers to Face Charges in Beating Death
Symbols of Unrest
Cash Woes Threaten Boys and Girls Club
BE OUR GUEST: Some restaurant owners in...
AZT Remains a Mainstay in AIDS Fight
New Center to Offer Classes, Job Training
U.N. Spells Out Its Mission as It Goes
NONPARTISAN VIEW: Here's one position by Orange...
Q&A; : 'I Would Like to Be Able to Bridge the Gaps'
Peru's President Details Coup Plot Against Him
Armored Car Spills $311,000 Bonanza
Teacher's Firing Brings Sexual Harassment Issue to Fore : Education: Critics worry that the instructor-pupil bond may suffer after a judge ruled an educator's conduct with female students was immoral behavior.
El Monte : 8 Civilians to Do Police Jobs
Designing the Future : Trade-Tech supplies the local fashion houses with grads who learned fast that there aren't any shortcuts to top.
Dubcek Honored at Funeral Rites
Yeltsin, Seeking Wider Support, Woos Managers
Disney's 'Snow Queen' with Russian animators offers a girl as hero
RIGHT AT HOME: Walt Disney CEO Michael...
100,000 Rally in Bonn Against Rightist Violence
Arts Program Aims to Link Cultures
The Tracks of Ralph's Tears
Selected City Council actions affecting Central Los Angeles in the past week.
Regulars Lament Losing Libraries in Neighborhood : Economy: Edgewood, Del Mar and Sunnyslope branches are being closed in a move to make up for a $10.2-million county budget shortfall.
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Two Outdoor Art Projects Take Shape
Japan America Society to Fete B of A
'Iceman' Plucked From Alps Glacier Offers Look at Stone Age Moment : Archeology: Virtually intact clothing, weapons, food, medicines provide an intimate look at the daily life of prehistoric man.
Celebrity Chefs--but Food Is the Star
D.A. Widens Inquiry Into Raid Killing : Probe: Millionaire was shot to death during a drug search of his Malibu area ranch. Early findings indicate shooting was justifiable because he threatened deputies with a loaded gun, official says.
Vandalism Fails to Close Police Post
On View : From Russia With Hassles : FROM COUP ATTEMPTS TO RABBIT CHAOS, THE CREW OF HBO'S 'STALIN' HAD ITS HANDS FULL
When a Killer Strikes Too Close to Home
CALIFORNIA ALBUM : Clintons Are Talk of the Town : Citizens of Summerland, a quiet seaside enclave south of Santa Barbara, gear up for the hoopla when the President-elect and his family drop by the new coastal digs.
Quarantine Targets Beetles With Taste for Yule Trees
Eerie Graffiti Keep Earthlings Running in Circles
Just Say Lampoon : Julie Brown's cult-like comedy spares no one
Making Sense of Computer Gibberish : Technology: Data stored on old tapes goes bad, researchers found. So they went looking for ways to keep it fresh.
Opposition to Casino Proposal Grows in Churches : Gambling: A public hearing and City Council vote on the issue has been delayed. The mayor, in a letter to city ministers, calls the debate 'spiritual warfare.'
Italian Food Is More American Than Apple Pie : Cuisine: A passel of new cookbooks testify to this country's hearty appetite for pasta, pizza and what goes on them.
Drum Shop Sounds the Notes of Culture
'92 Voters Better Informed, Survey Finds : Election: Presidential debates, improved media coverage and Perot 'infomercials' are credited for greater focus on issues than in 1988.
A Story That Has No Moral
2 Single Moms Exemplify Growing Trend : They're Sacrificing Material Gains but Not the Will to Succeed
N.Y. Worker Gets Paid for Watching the Clock
Family Reportedly Kept Mentally Ill Man in Chains for Past Seven Years
Sierra Madre : 5% Police Pay Hike Denied
Deputy Kills Man During Struggle
1st Feline Will Get Chance to Show It's Cool Being a Cat in White House
No Longer Protected From Anti-Semitism : PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE
Bush's Illusionary Legacy : CLINTON TAKES ON A CRUMBLING FOREIGN POLICY
What Can Bill Clinton Do to Boost State Business? : POLITICAL FORECAST
Like Dracula, Irredentism Returns : Ominous complications could occur if Serbian and Croatian excesses proceed apace
Child Clinic to Begin Building Offices
Rosemead : Public Works Projects OKd
A Uniform Change : The Label Game Is Passe as Most Dublin Students Opt for Sameness
O.C. Software Industry Sizzles : 300 Firms Arise Over Past Decade, Expand Amid Recession
HAPPY HOLIDAY FOR RETAILERS? : NEWS ANALYSIS
Rio No Carnival for Unwary Travelers : But Brazil's famous metropolis has a new hostel, and low-cost tours are available.
NONFICTION - Nov. 15, 1992
Orange County
An Ancient Tuscan Village Transformed for Guests : Nobleman's Renovated Hilltop Town Sheltered Dante Seven Centuries Ago
Love, By GRACE PALEY
Riverside County
NATURE'S NEW VOICES edited by John...
CIVIL WAR COOKING: The Housekeeper's Encyclopedia by...
NONFICTION - Nov. 15, 1992
Rain Can't Dampen Cannes' Spirit : Historic French port city is an artist's delight, a walker's dream and a sun-seeker's paradise.
Labyrinth of Memory : DAYS OF OBLIGATION: An Argument With My Mexican Father, By Richard Rodriguez (Viking: $21; 230 pp.)
J.F.K. and the Beautiful : Democrat Nun : FLYING IN TO LOVE, By D.M. Thomas (Scribners: $20; 256 pp.)
CREATURE FEATURE : Coop Scoop
Try Hong Kong for Super, Soft Silks : Fashionable camisoles, slips and other quality garments made in China are a real bargain.
L.A. SPEAK
Reader's Twelve-Step
AGING BULL : When Will We Stop Looking for Youth in All the Wrong Places?
Master of Frozen Moments : ON THE SKY'S CLAYEY BOTTOM, By Zdenek Urbanek ; Translated from the Czech by William Harkins ; Foreword by Vaclav Havel (Four Walls Eight Windows Press: $17.95 cloth; 232 pp.)
New Induction Range Cooks Fast, Easy to Clean
NONFICTION - Nov. 15, 1992
VIDEOS : Realistic Tour of Former Soviet Cities
A Contract on Henry Liu : FIRES OF THE DRAGON: Politics, Murder, and the Kuomintang, By David E. Kaplan (Atheneum: $25; 604 pp.)
Getting a Reappraisal to Lower Property Taxes
Recession Puts a Crimp on Local Retailers' Expectations
U.S. Airlines Take the Great Game of Hardball to Britain
HIGH SCHOOL CROSS-COUNTRY : Belmont Sweeps Boys, Girls Titles
BIG EIGHT ROUNDUP : Sooners Score Later to Tie Oklahoma State
Miscellany
Raiders Finally Find Opponent That They Can Look Down On : Seahawks: Seattle is the worst team in what might be the worst division in the NFL.
Alabama Rescues Its Ranking, Record, Reputation : Southeastern: Crimson Tide survives third-quarter problems and beats Mississippi State, 30-21.
They Get Nicked Despite Name
Not Politics as Usual : Profile: With an upbeat, homespun approach and the support of her fellow teachers, Betty Karnette scored an election upset that surprised almost everyone--except herself.
2 Arrested in Nov. 3 Fatal Shooting of Boy
Raising Doubts About Fund-Raiser : Loaning Officials to United Way May Be Misuse of Public Funds
Rising Crime Rate Underscores Hanford's Loss of Innocence
Salmon Run Threatened by Gold Mining, Critics Say
D.A. Widens Inquiry Into Fatal Raid at Scott Ranch : Malibu: Preliminary findings call the millionaire's shooting justified, but prosecutor wants to examine the operation's purpose.
Marine on Tracks Killed by Train; Fourth in Month
Notes about your surroundings.Replanting Effort--The Orange County...
CHP Officer Injured by Acid Spill From Truck
A Cache of Lost Finds : Unclaimed Belongings Turned Over to Disneyland Office Are Auctioned Off for Good Cause
Irvine Firm Chosen to Plan Conversion of Marine Base : Military: The company will present three alternative proposals for civilian use of the Tustin helicopter facility, which is scheduled to close in 1997.
Parks Accessible to Disabled Urged : Travel: Authors produce guide book that details openness and limitations at national recreation facilities.
Car-Motorcycle Crash Kills Man
SANTA PAULA : Man Held in Fatal Halloween Shooting
Subway Showcase : Public art: Metro Red Line stations will have murals, neon sculptures and other works with distinct designs at each stop on the route. Officials say installations will curb vandalism.
Animal Rights Activists Protest at Home of Actress
S.D. Scientists Claim Progress on Hemophilia : Genetics: UC San Diego, Salk researchers say they have made a major laboratory advance toward treatment of the inherited disease.
FBI Investigation Shuts Road
Thousand Oaks High Reclaims Academic Decathlon Honors : Education: Scholars edge out second-place Moorpark High as Simi Valley takes third. Westlake is the 'most-improved.'
Academic Decathletes Go the Distance in Olympics for the Mind
State Low-Cost Housing Goal Hard to Fit in High-Price City : Development: Palos Verdes Estates is one of 47 cities to receive a strong warning from the attorney general to submit a plan for affordable housing in compliance with a 1981 law.
Issues in Zeta Beta Tau Case Match a Free-Speech Ruling in Virginia
Navy, Surfers Calm Troubled Waters : Agreement on Use of Seal Beach Surf Shows Value of Cooperation, Accommodation
Frat's Suspension Ignites Racism Debate at CSUN : Multiculturalism: The incident spotlights the conflict of balancing First Amendment rights and imposing rules to protect minority students and women.
Insurance Rebate a Boon to Anaheim Budget
EAST ROUNDUP : Rutgers Ends Its Losing Streak Against West Virginia
UCLA Spikes Another Foe to Keep Streak Rolling
NHL ROUNDUP : Flames End Lightning's Streak
BIG WEST ROUNDUP : Nevada Rallies to Beat Utah State, 48-47
Mistakes Prove to Be Undoing for Southwest
Man Killed While Crossing Road
Animal Rights Outcry Comes to Actress's Door
CITY HALL ROUNDUP : Carson will hit the quarter-century mark in grand style.
PLATFORM : Time's Up for Cops' Code of Silence
The President-Elect of a Superpower : Clinton must quickly get a handle on Persian Gulf policy
Confessions of a Political Junkie: The Cold Turkey of November
Boy Playing With Gun Kills Friend, 14
Irish Go for the Win--and They Get It : Nonconference: Mirer passes for touchdown and conversion in final minute as Notre Dame beats Penn State, 17-16.
Arizona State Gives Snyder Victory Over His Old Team
2nd-Quarter Explosion Keeps Glendale Unbeaten in Northern Division Play
Golf
Santa Monica Spoils Sizzling Comeback by Pierce With Last-Second Field Goal
End of A Reign
SOUTHERN SECTION CROSS-COUNTRY PRELIMINARIES : Teams Set Up Interesting Section Final
JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : WESTERN STATE CONFERENCE
A Bloody Batch: Draculas We Have Known
PROFILE : From All-American to All Stalin : Robert Duvall's career has given us characters who have exposed the soul of our nation. Next, the evil of a dictator.
Post-Riot Fury Fuels Ice Cube's 'Predator'
Expansion Adventures : Managing the Leftovers, Leftouts, Never-Weres and Never-Would-Bes
FRONTIER LEAGUE
Serra Battles Verbum Dei to a Tie
Florida St. Rolls to 70-7 Win : Nonconference: For the second week in a row, Seminole offense is overwhelming, this time toppling Tulane.
AZTEC NOTEBOOK / SCOTT MILLER : Holiday Still Studying Big Ten
SPOTLIGHT / SATURDAY'S GAMES AT A GLANCE : HEIDI REVISITED
WESTERN ATHLETIC ROUNDUP : Faulk Has 300 Yards Rushing in 52-28 Win
Aztecs Put the Wraps on Rainbows : College football: Faulk leads 675-yard offensive effort with 300 yards rushing in San Diego State's 52-28 victory over Hawaii.
Carl-Uwe Steeb of Germany and Marc Rosset...
COMMENTARY : A Wrong Kind of Message on Howe
Chargers Try to Stay in Race : NFL: A week after heartbreaking loss to Kansas City, the visit blustery Cleveland to play Browns.
Defense Overshadows One of the Best : USC: Trojans give up only 285 yards to Arizona, which had established itself against Miami and Washington.
SOUTHERN SECTION VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP : Playing to Expectations, Edison Rolls
ROUNDUP : Master's Stuns Fresno Pacific in Soccer Final
Schedule Has Soft Middle
Hurricanes, Orangemen Set for Showdown : Syracuse: Ismail and Co. would rather savor victory over Boston College than look ahead to next week.
Bjorn Borg, the one-time tennis star who...
SOUTHERN SECTION WATER POLO : Costa Mesa Beats Indio to Advance
SOUTHEASTERN ROUNDUP : Georgia Holds Off Auburn at the One
Miscellany
COLLEGE ROUNDUP : Irvine's Goodrich Reaches Nationals in Cross-Country
SOUTHERN SECTION TENNIS ROUNDUP
SOUTHERN SECTION TENNIS ROUNDUP : Young Players Come Through as Laguna Beach Wins Easily
Big Second Half Lifts Moorpark to 30-7 Victory
Hurricanes, Orangemen Set for Showdown : Miami: Torretta keeps getting better as future for Temple's Berndt keeps looking bleaker, 48-0.
Banning Rallies for Late Score to Defeat Dorsey
SOUTHWEST ROUNDUP : Texas Tech Wins a Wild One, 31-28
Cardinal Takes Cue From Cougars, 40-3 : Pacific 10: Stanford puts on offensive show and drops curtain on Washington State's Rose Bowl hopes.
Malarchuk Helps Gulls Sweep Golden Eagles : Hockey: John Anderson scores twice in 4-1 decision, the Gulls' third victory in four days against Salt Lake.
WESTERN ATHLETIC ROUNDUP : Willis Rushes for 146 Yards as BYU Rolls Past Air Force
It Worked Once, So . . . a GNR Video Doubleheader
Sade Returns in Style
Band Traces Its Beginnings to Van Nuys and Hard Rock of the '70s
ROAD WARY: The two-month Bobby Brown tour,...
RECRUITING / JEFF FELLENZER : UCLA, USC Remain High on Shopping List of Lineman Kirschke
COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL : One Down, One to Go for Saddleback
Washington's Five Touchdowns Lead OCC
Banning Rallies to Beat Dorsey as Blue Scores : Prep football: His one-yard run with 27 seconds to play produces 21-17 Southern Pacific Conference victory.
PRO BASKETBALL / DAILY REPORT : CLIPPERS : Roberts Has a Sore Knee
NEW RELEASES : In Brief
Singer Barbara Cook Still Packs Heartfelt Emotions Into Her Songs
Around the World, Fiddlers Galore--and Then Some
By All Necessary Means : It took producer Marvin Worth 25 years to turn Malcolm X's story into a movie. Why didn't he give up and what made it happen (Besides Spike, of course)
NEW RELEASES : In Brief
Pomegranate Gets a Southern Makeover
THE NATION : Running for Office? Kiss Your Privacy Goodby : Society: A candidate gives up the right of privacy when he enters public life. Everything about his personal life is relevant to the public interest.
BOOKMARK : The Object of Countless Mexican Prayers and Dreams Is a Rumor
LOS ANGELES TIMES INTERVIEW : William Gray : Making Sure Black Minds Are Never Wasted
Rifts in Germany Scar National Psyche : Unity: The real danger to the newly unified nation is from the left, not from the far right. Festering east-west problems, far from resolved, continue to fracture the country.
PERSPECTIVE ON SOUTH AFRICA : Apartheid's End Spirals Into Chaos : Ensuring order is the responsibility not only of the local players, but also of a once-critical world.
Obituaries - Nov. 15, 1992
School Districts Turn to Businesses for Help : Fund-raising: Education officials are forming nonprofit foundations to more easily solicit donations from corporations.
Kind Heart Enriches a Poor Soul With the Gift of Hope
3 Arrested After 88-Mile Chase
Sign Patrol Cracks Down on Illegal Advertisements : Law enforcement: County workers police sidewalks and median strips of Laguna Niguel, Laguna Hills, Lake Forest, Tustin and Aliso Viejo in search of placards placed in the public right of way.
A Bid for Respect : History: Forgettable ex-President Millard G. Fillmore will be on the minds of people attending a Laguna Hills auction of his belongings.
Student Held for Placing Fake Bomb at Gore Speech
Based on a Stephen King novel, The...
Enterprise Zone Was a Winner Before the Race Began : Jobs: Even before it opened last week, the promise of tax credits, deductions and fee waivers made the idea a hit with workers and employers.
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
Documents Reveal Shifts in Focus of Iraq Loan Probe : Gulf War: Emphasis was diverted from potential scandal involving Italy's government. At issue is why.
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP
'90s Singles: Buy, Buy, Love : In the Midst of Recession, Cupids Find a Wealth of Opportunity, Charging From $1,000 to $50,000 to Make Matches for the Lonely
Winter May Expose Hidden Big Bear Earthquake Damage : Rebuilding: Weight of snow on roofs could cause weakened structures to collapse. Construction crews race to finish repairs.
Man Arrested in Fatal Costa Mesa Crash
It's that time of year.The air is...
Tiny Houses Go for Big Money at Charity Auction : Benefit: Bidders pay as much as $18,000 for each of 11 child-sized structures at Newport Beach event. The money raised will go to a nonprofit organization which helps the temporarily homeless.
Staking a Claim to Stone Steps Beach : Coastal Life: Beach lover resents bluff-top dwellers' attempt to put boulders on narrow strip of sand, in an effort to halt erosion.
3rd Teen-Ager Held After Death of Star Athlete
Middle-Class Island : Serenity of Pacoima Condominiums Stands in Contrast to Troubled Neighborhood
Garlic Power : Camarillo: Health guru Gypsy Boots shares his good nature as well as his medical philosophy at tennis matches against Establishment 'businessmen and cops.'
Managing the Coast, Managing Traffic : Politics of the San Joaquin Tollway Project Show a Miasma of Competing Needs
Suspected Drunk Driver Held in Infant's Death
Their Bright Promise of the Future Died With Them : Crime: Khye D. Johnson 'was everything children should be.' USC student Soy Song Lao looked forward to a career in diplomacy. Their violent deaths have stunned their families and residents of Gardena.
COMMENTARIES ON THE EFFECTS OF THE 1992 GENERAL ELECTION : County Will Figure Prominently in Republican Regrouping : Success of conservative congressional and state candidates proves there's a vote-rich base here that should not be ignored.
Map Store Has Trouble Keeping Up With World : Geography: Cartographers grapple with unified Germany, the Soviet breakup and turmoil in Yugoslavia.
Annoy Mr. Bush, Praise the Media
Active Clinton Foreign Policy Expected : Transition: Aide says despite emphasis on rebuilding economy, President-elect will immerse himself in world affairs 'from day one.'
Florida Money Troubles Could Close 38 State Parks
FRIDAY FOOTBALL ROUNDUP : Crenshaw Stuns Saugus in Final Seconds, 21-16
Anti-Gambling Law May Lower the Ante of Catalina Revenues
POLICY : Clinton Administration Looks to Take an Activist Role in the Economy
How to Minimize Impact of Any Tax Hike in '93
The Potholes in Public Works Programs : Infrastructure: Lessons from the New Deal and other programs show wide-ranging benefits, but also how waste and delay can thwart the goal of stimulating the economy.
For New CEOs, Ability to Deliver Really Counts : Management: Ponderous succession planning is becoming a thing of the past. Companies now look for leaders who can turn things around--and fast.
Palm Springs Activities May Help Quiet Rowdies
War Against Marijuana Can Be Fatal for Pilots
Hunger Stalks Children of the Poor : Economy: Nearly a third of the city's children are trapped in poverty. Many are Latinos whose parents fled Mexico looking for a better life.