Ray Griego Defies Odds With Drive To Live Independently
Ray Griego, born with cerebral palsy, defies limits through determination and community support. He attends Taos High, graduated in 1988, works as a custodian for the Association for Retarded Citizens and an army recruitment office, and dreams of living on his own despite his mother’s cautious oversight.
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Annabell Griego
Ray
Albino
Ray Griego
Annabell
Talpa
Mora
Walter
Taos
Taos High School
Association For Retarded Citizens’ Office
Army Recruitment Office
Space biology lessons link Taos junior high to spacelab
Taos Junior High science students engage in a pilot curriculum tied to the Spacelab Life Sciences Mission SLS 1. Teacher Ernie Lopez explains the program educates grades nine through twelve about space effects on the human body and exploration. Students perform tests on cardiac output, lung capacity, and vascular changes, comparing groups and sending results to the NIH. They hope the curriculum becomes nationwide.
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Taos
Spacelab Life Sciences
America
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Institute of Health
Ernie Lopez
New Mexico
Lopez
Earth
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