"Ames, Ia. - Erika Bahamon, born to Colombian immigrants in southern Texas, had never seen so many white faces as when she showed up for classes at Iowa State University.
'So many blond people - I didn't know it was so common,' recalled a laughing Bahamon, now a 21-year-old senior majoring in pre-med.
It probably won't always be that way. Latinos are the fastest growing minority group on the campuses of ISU, the University of Iowa and the University of Northern Iowa, as they are in Iowa and the nation.
At this rate, there could be more Latinos on Iowa's college campuses than African-Americans or Asians within a few years."
'So many blond people - I didn't know it was so common,' recalled a laughing Bahamon, now a 21-year-old senior majoring in pre-med.
It probably won't always be that way. Latinos are the fastest growing minority group on the campuses of ISU, the University of Iowa and the University of Northern Iowa, as they are in Iowa and the nation.
At this rate, there could be more Latinos on Iowa's college campuses than African-Americans or Asians within a few years."
