Here is a list of all the articles that you'll find in the August/September 2007 print edition of AARP Segunda Juventud. (How can you enjoy all this great content? Get the magazine.)

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A Museum Glows
Opened in April 2007, the Museo Alameda—the nation's largest Latino museum—tells the story of the Latino experience in the United States and shows us we are all American.

Sounds of Home
Slated for a September release, Gloria Estefan's 90 millas spotlights a collection of original songs celebrating Afro-Cuban and tropical rhythms.

The Rights Stuff
Read a review of In Defense of Our America: The Fight for Civil LIberties in the Age of Terror, by Anthony D. Romero.

Check In, Check Up
Affordable walk-in health clinics are showing up in supermarkets and drugstores nationwide.

Pick Up a Language
You are never too old to learn a new language.

FEATURE ARTICLES
George Lopez
Putting on a happy face: A kidney donated by his wife gave comedian George Lopez a second chance to live. But joking about life's tough breaks saved his life long before.

A Daughter's Tale
Diary of Ana Arana: What happens when your parents need to move to an assisted-living facility—but they don't think so? One daughter talks about the struggles she faced.

Lure of Latin America
Nearly one in 10 Hispanics plans to retire abroad, whether to be near family, return home, or save money. Is such a move in your plans? If so, here are some factors you'll want to consider.

DEPARTMENTS
Panorama
Peru: Visit Potato Park, a fertile, 9,280-hectare agricultural enclave devoted to preserving the area's unusually diverse native potato crops.

Agenda
AARP Nevada seeks bilingual volunteers.

Encore
After 31 years as a journalist, Pulitzer Prize winner George Ramos quit the Los Angeles Times to chair the journalism department at California Polytechnic State University.