Here is a list of all the articles that you'll find in the Spring 2008 print edition of AARP Segunda Juventud. (How can you enjoy all this great content? Get the magazine.)

Note: All articles from the magazine do not necessarily appear online. Look for hyperlinks (underlining) below to identify and access articles that are available online. Check back each month for new online content.

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Tales of the Heart
With her first novel being adapted for the silver screen and the publication of a new short story collection, Maridos, Ángeles Mastretta opens up to AARP Segunda Juventud Online and reveals her obsessions.

Tax Day Relief
Many eligible Hispanic taxpayers overlook the Earned Income Tax Credit. It’s like free money, so we tell you how to take advantage of this benefit—no matter which income tax form you use.

Be an Allergy Snoop
Now that allergy medicine is available over the counter, you can save money. But what precautions should you take?

A Fresh Look at Frida Kahlo
More than a century after her birth, Mexican artist and icon Frida Kahlo continues to haunt audiences. Now a new touring exhibit showcases some 50 still lifes and self-portraits, some never before on public view in the United States.

FEATURE ARTICLES
Thriving in a Volcano's Shadow
Life under the shadow of Tungurahua, or the “Throat of Fire,” one of Ecuador’s 10 highest peaks, brings sudden eruptions, glorious views, and loads of tourists. Read the daunting tales that the local residents have to tell.

Stirring the Soul
Flamboyant television personality Chef Pepín, who reaches millions daily, recalls his childhood in Cuba and the women who most influenced his life and his cooking. He also dishes up his favorite recipes and reveals his culinary secrets to staying healthy.

DEPARTMENTS
Vital
Sharpen Your Focus: With age comes a greater risk of eye diseases that can affect Hispanics, yet studies suggest many Latinos are unaware of this risk and don’t receive proper eye care.

Plan
Refinance to Save Your Money...and Your Home: The paperwork’s signed—the home is your own. Now all you’ll have to do is make your monthly payments. But wait: it may not be so simple.

Agenda
Since Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus founded AARP in 1958, the organization has grown to 39 million members, who use their collective voice to enhance the quality of life for all generations. For AARP's 50th anniversary, a yearlong schedule of activities is planned across the nation, culminating September 4-6 at AARP's Life@50+ National Event and Expo in Washington, D.C.  Plus: State events and other announcements.

Encore 
After a quarter-century working in libraries, Gilbert Chavez completed a master's degree in education and ventured out to join the Peace Corps.