Browsing ETCETERA by Author "Álvarez, Gladys"

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    • Etcetera, Vol. 2, No. 2 (May. 1980) 

      Davidson Olarte, Andrew; Londoño, María Victoria; Martínez, Lina María; Botero, María Adelaida; Llano, Jaime; Toro, Clarita; Uribe, Gloria Lucía; Gutiérrez, Juanita; Rodríguez, Ariadne; Martínez, Natalia; Arango, María Luz; Isaza, Catalina; Arango, Olga Luz; Santa María, María Luisa; Álvarez, Gladys; Gómez, Luz Marina; Velásquez, Anita; Bravo, Ana Cristina; Arango, Adriana (Medellín : Marymount School, 1980-05)
      Etcétera is a first Marymount Newspaper created by students and teachers. Most of the articles written by the students are about school projects and daily activities.

    • Etcetera, Vol. 2, No. 3 (Nov. 1980) 

      Martínez, Natalia; Santa María, María Luisa; Álvarez, Gladys; Arango, Olga Luz; Abdul; Gutiérrez, Sonia; Botero, Angela Beatriz; Bartrina, José M.; Gómez Espinosa, Jairo; Posada, Caty; Jaramillo, Eliana; Osorio, Lucía De; Arango, Clara María; Tobón, María Adelaida; Lopera M., Darío; Londoño, Diana (Medellín : Marymount School, 1980-11)
      Etcétera is a first Marymount Newspaper created by students and teachers. Most of the articles written by the students are about school projects and daily activities.

    • Etcetera, Vol. 3, No. 4 (1981) 

      Gómez Espinosa, Jairo; Arango, María Luz; Mesa N., Beatriz Elena; Londoño, Diana; Londoño, María del Pilar; Álvarez, Gladys; Velásquez, Ana Eugenia; Ochoa, Diana María; Gutiérrez, Sonia; Martínez, Natalia; Cárdenas, Cristina; Martínez Mesa, Mónica; Mejía, Alexandra; Valencia, María Elena; Londoño, Olga Luz; Peña, Nubia de; Lopera M., Darío; Johnson, Natalia; Peláez, Verónica; Isaza, Marcela; Giraldo, Adriana; Gutiérrez, María Patricia; Vélez, Ana Catalina; Ramírez, Cristina; Castro, María Teresa; Suárez, Sandra; Carlosama de Ch., Angélica; Castañeda Figueroa, Ligia; Vélez, Patricia; Jaramillo, Eliana; Ceballos, María Josefina (Medellín : Marymount, 1981-10)
      Etcetera is a first Marymount Newspaper created by students and teachers. Most of the articles written by the students are about school projects and daily activities.