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Subject: Race on Campus: What Does 'Latinx' Mean? Welcome to Race on Campus. College campuses help drive cultural change, including in the language we use. This week, we explore how academics and students are pushing the term "Latinx" into the lexicon. And don't worry: There are also practical tips about when and how to use the term. If you have ideas, comments, or questions about this newsletter, write to me: fernanda@chronicle.com. The Debate Over 'Latinx' If you read this newsletter, you’ve probably heard the word "Latinx." It’s used on diplomas to name majors, it's emblazoned on camp...

Carlos Santana has openly shared his respect towards the plant throughout the years. A magician on the guitar, the music legend and entrepreneur has often touted the healing properties of marijuana ever since he was a little kid. Santana credits his mother for shaping his outlook, as well the appreciation of his native Mexican culture, which cherishes earth given medicines. The 10-time Grammy-award winning musician is also known to the public for his charity work. Back in 1998, Santana founded The Milagro Foundation (The Miracle Foundation) with his family. The group helps underserved and vul...

Carlos Santana has openly shared his respect towards the plant throughout the years. A magician on the guitar, the music legend and entrepreneur has often touted the healing properties of marijuana ever since he was a little kid. Santana credits his mother for shaping his outlook, as well the appreciation of his native Mexican culture, which cherishes earth given medicines. The 10-time Grammy-award winning musician is also known to the public for his charity work. Back in 1998, Santana founded The Milagro Foundation (The Miracle Foundation) with his family. The group helps underserved and vul...

Credit: Johns Hopkins Medicine Media Contact: Vanessa McMains, Ph.D., vmcmain1@jhmi.edu Recent interest in developing therapies from hallucinogenic drugs has scientists exploring how these chemicals work in the brain. Recently, Johns Hopkins Medicine researchers imaged the brains of people who had vaped salvinorin A, a drug used in Native Mexican rituals, and found that, like other psychedelic drugs, it increased the communication across parts of the brain. However, the primary effects of the drug that they observed -- as reported in their paper published Oct. 2, 2020, in Scientific Reports ...