Notable Latino Americansby Matt S. MeierConchita Franco SerriRichard A. GarciaPraeger
Notable Latino Americans 作者: Meier, Matt S./ Serri, Conchita Franco/ Garcia, Richard A./ Franco Serri, Conchita 出版年: 1997-5页数: 432定价: $ 103.90ISBN: 9780313291050豆瓣评分 目前无人评价 评价: 写笔记 写书评 加入购书单 分享到 推荐 ...
Valenzuela's rise from humble beginnings as the youngest of 12 children in Mexico, and his feats on the mound — he was one of the few pitchers who threw a screwball regularly — made him hugely popular, particularly in Los Angeles' Latino community, sparking what became known as "Fernandom...
In 1985 when he won his 300th victory – as a Yankee, pitching an 8-0 shutout of the Blue Jays – Niekro became, at 46, the oldest pitcher in MLB history to throw a shutout (a record since broken by the Phillies' 47-year-old Jamie Moyer).K.C. Jones Robert Riger/Getty Images ...
The explosion of sketch comedy as a dominant form for American humorists can be largely traced back to the massive success of "Saturday Night Live" in the US in the 1970s, which introduced the format to many Americans. A number of contemporary sketch comedy troupes - including t...
Finding biographical information on Latino women has... P Neill 被引量: 4发表: 1993年 Notable Hispanic American Women Provides informative biographical profiles of more than 300 Hispanic-American women who have achieved national or international prominence. There is an emphasis on contemporary women, ...
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His exploits were written up by Tom Wolfe in the bestseller "The Right Stuff," heralding the stoic and fearless test pilots, and the Mercury astronauts who were the first Americans in space. "They talk about the right stuff, well, you know, it really don't mean a lot to guys like ...
Valenzuela's rise from humble beginnings as the youngest of 12 children in Mexico, and his feats on the mound — he was one of the few pitchers who threw a screwball regularly — made him hugely popular, particularly in Los Angeles' Latino community, sparking what became known as "Fernando...
Valenzuela's rise from humble beginnings as the youngest of 12 children in Mexico, and his feats on the mound — he was one of the few pitchers who threw a screwball regularly — made him hugely popular, particularly in Los Angeles' Latino community, sparking what became known as "Fernando...