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Hospital rolls out contract with IHS
Construction of hospital expansion close to beginning
by Manuelita Beck
Daily Lobo
Bids are due back today for the construction of UNMH Children's Hospital and Critical Care Pavilion.
According to Sam Giammo, the UNM Health Sciences Center director of public affairs, the hospital will choose a bid in mid-July.
New system causes wait
Financial aid office tries first come, first serve disbursement
by Ryan Floersheim and Felicia Fonseca Daily Lobo In an effort to get UNM students their financial aid money faster, the University Bursar's office is trying a new disbursement system this semester, but it made for a long, hectic day Tuesday. In the past, financial aid disbursement at the University was staggered through the first week of school based on students' social security numbers.
Mascots lead Lobo cheers
They are the most recognizable figures in UNM athletics, but rarely get the recognition they deserve.
The University's mascots, Louie and Lucy Lobo, do more than ignite the crowds at UNM athletic events. They have become symbols of the University that are recognized across the country.
Study:Police biases an issue
Two local human rights organizations recently conducted a study and determined that racial profiling and biased policing are concerns for many Albuquerque residents.
The study, whose findings were published last week, was the first of its kind in Albuquerque.
Bush promises to stay the course
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON - President Bush, wrapping the themes of his re-election campaign in his State of the Union Address, asserted Tuesday night that America is strengthening its economy and successfully combatting terrorism.
"We have not come all this way - through tragedy and trial and war - only to falter and leave our work unfinished," he said.
Group work mimics real life
Ughh...the dreaded group project.
UNM students are frequently asked by professors to participate in collaborative projects designed to be educational, but many students say they are more of a burden than anything.
"I hate them," said UNM business student Aaron Orosco.
Discount flicks draw students
Starting this week, UNM students will have an inexpensive and convenient cure for the lag of a long week thanks to the new Midweek Movie Series at the SUB.
"We want students to stay on campus and to get involved with student activities," said Ryan Lindquist, student activities adviser.