The Prohibition Problem in Early Reno
The experience showed that banning something popular can be difficult to enforce on the public and can sometimes create unintended conflict.
The experience showed that banning something popular can be difficult to enforce on the public and can sometimes create unintended conflict.
Think of Nevada mining, are you picturing legendary silver strikes of the Old West? Nevada’s relationship with earthly treasures goes back much further…
Assimilation was intended to destroy native culture & practices, but wasn’t as effective as the government intended, as it caused deaths for many students.
In Las Vegas, citizens became deeply involved in defying the law because illegal drinking fueled a huge underground economy, started early tourism, and…
Esther Valdez demonstrates her willingness & dedication to go beyond what is expected—always watching, guiding and helping her students when they need it most.
Ms. Rowe is a biology teacher at Hug High School, loved by many students and staff members. Her top priority is to see good work come out of her students.
Mr. Campmany always tries to build connections with everyone, through math or the love of sports. He has a big impact and is respected at Hug High School.
Justin Brown is a teacher that students can count on to be there when they’re feeling down, or if they need help. He is a very easy person to talk to.
Have you ever tried Chula’s Tacos? Nancy Roman, the owner, is a hard-working woman trying to balance everything and is working towards bigger and better things.
I have had the privilege of meeting Melisa Jacinto and Alex Gasetoto, who are the CIS site coordinators at Hug High School. They are heaven sent, indeed.