Latino Baby Names

What's in a name? Names are as individual as the people who bear them. Some names resound with biblical history, others reflect virtues or identify us with the earth, flowers, gemstones, places or those who came before us. But modern couples may come up with new variations of traditional names, or combine family names to reflect their own particular family histories. ENTER

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Few people can argue with the benefits of a college education. Paying for it, however, is another matter. "I think of going to college as probably the most important investment that anybody is going to make," says Skip Hastings, president and CEO of Swansea, Massachusetts-based Academic Management Services, which handles monthly payment plans for colleges and provides student loans. "Lifetime earnings are at least double what they would be if you don¹t go to college." Among the schools in this year¹s Guide to the Top 25 Colleges for Hispanics, costs range from around $2,000 for resident tuition at some state schools to more than $20,000 a year in tuition at some of the private schools on the list.
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