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Prince Felipe of Asturias, heir to the Spanish throne, and his wife Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano walk through Zimmerman Library on Monday. The prince was on campus for a meeting of the advisory committee for the endowed chair in information science and related technologies, which he set up four years ago.
Hector Nava, center, plays wheelchair basketball near the SUB with Ryan Johnson, right, during Disability Awareness Day on Friday. The event, hosted by the Associated Students for Empowerment, featured a blindfold obstacle course and information booths.
Ashley Rhoades spikes the ball over the net Saturday at Johnson Gym. The Lobos defeated Air Force, 3-0.
Michael Green fends off a Cal State defender during Saturday’s game at the UNM Soccer Complex. Green had two goals in the Lobos’ 2-0 win.
Linebacker Carmen Messina celebrates after catching an interception during Saturday’s game against NMSU. Messina leads the nation in tackles. The Lobos will face Texas Tech in Lubbock, Texas, on Saturday.
Micah Kurz, right, talks to Iris Keltz from Channel 27 before his speech in the SUB on Tuesday. Kurz spoke about his experience serving with the Israeli Defense Forces.
From left: Regents Gene Gallegos and Carolyn Abeita along with President David Schmidly listen to opening remarks during Tuesday’s Board of Regents meeting in the SUB. The board decided to delay voting on the UNM Master Plan of Development to allow more input from the UNM community.
Forward Jennifer Williams gets ready to kick the ball during Saturday’s 2-1 loss to Northern Arizona at the UNM Soccer Complex. It was the Lobos’ first loss of the season.
NMSU’s Tony Glynn comforts Lobo wide receiver Daryl Jones after the Lobos’ disheartening 20-17 loss Saturday. UNM has yet to win a game this season. See the back page for more coverage.
Professor Merideth Paxton, left, asks University Planning Officer Mary Kenney about the impact of the UNM Master Plan of development on surrounding neighborhoods. The Office of Institutional Support Services hosted two open houses in the SUB on Monday seeking input.
Abdullah Feroze Pre-medical student
Richard Romero
Mayor Martin Chavez
Richard Berry
UNM business student Alexander Heubeck points to the balcony he jumped off of to avoid a fire in the Telos House on Thursday. One room in the house caught fire at about 2:50 a.m. No one was injured. The Telos houses have caught fire four times in the past 14 months.
Gov. Bill Richardson answers student questions about Cuba and U.S. relations after his speech in Dane Smith Hall on Tuesday. Richardson said he supports lifting the embargo but not unconditionally.
Alexis Ball fends off Tulsa midfielder Emily McElrath on Sunday at the UNM Soccer Complex. The Lobos and Golden Hurricane tied, putting the Lobos at 6-0-1 for the season.
Tulsa quarterback Shavodrick Beaver eludes UNM defenders Kendall Briscoe, left, and cornerback DeShawn Mills in Tulsa’s 44-10 stomping of the Lobos on Saturday at University Stadium.
Students Mark Kunzman, left, and Cory Eden were among six people who placed flags at the Duck Pond on Friday in commemoration of 9/11. Lobo Conservatives and College Republicans planted 3,000 flags to represent every person who died in the attack in 2001, said Lobo Conservatives President Stephen Dinkel.
Safety Jesse Paulsen drags down wide receiver Ty Kirk during a scrimmage at University Stadium in August. The Lobos will look to even their record when they take on Tulsa on Saturday at University Stadium.
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