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DesirÇ Findlay Sophomore Bilingual education I think it'll be very useful. Some people don't have cell phones, but I'm sure that they know someone who has a cell phone. Not everyone has text messaging, either, but again, I'm sure they know someone who does. It's much quicker than e-mail, because ...



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Task force to take on campus safety, security

UNM announced the creation of the Safety and Security Task Force on Tuesday. The group includes UNM's chief of police, the dean of students and the manager of Albuquerque's emergency services.



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Mock Israeli wall display fails to convey message

Editor, Did you see the wall the Israelis built outside the Humanities building Thursday? This is an outrage. How did they manage to sneak onto campus and erect this monument to hate undetected? OK, no foreign militants are sneaking around campus. The "wall" was actually placed by some campus group - I don't know which one, because the display does not identify it.



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Q & A

by Matthew Chavez Daily Lobo columnist The U.S. trade deficit - the amount by which America's imports exceed its exports - has quadrupled since the Bush administration took office in 2001. In 2006, the trade deficit reached a record $818 billion. There is little consensus among economists about the implications of such a large imbalance.


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Athletes learn life lessons from playing college sports

Editor, In response to Geoffrey Miller's letter in Wednesday's Daily Lobo, let me reiterate that Steve Alford's salary at UNM is about $210,000. His entire compensation package comes from sources outside of the University. Even Paul Krebs, UNM's athletics director, has said that the amounts paid to college coaches are difficult to swallow.


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New coach's high salary not just coming from UNM

Editor, As a tenured faculty member who also serves as chairman of the Faculty Senate Athletics Council, I understand and appreciate the perspectives of people who argue for an increased investment in quality, high-profile athletics programs, as well as those of individuals like professor Geoffrey Miller who question the funding inequities between academics and athletics.


Mary Vosevich, chairwoman of the Sustainability Task Force, talks to students about implementing energy-efficient policies at the University during a forum in the Honors Forum Lounge on Thursday.
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Sustainability gets green light

Students who need a minor and want to fight for the environment have an option in the Sustainability Studies Program. It is time for students to save the world from disaster, and sustainability is an important part of that, said Bruce Milne, director of the program.


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Journalists fail to provide full coverage of Iraq war

Editor, Student Aaron X. Lenard should read the Declaration of Independence. It states, "Whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government ... it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.


Dr. Kendall Crookston, director of transfusion medicine and coagulation, looks at labels on blood units in a refrigerator at UNM Hospital on Wednesday.
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A bloody upgrade for UNMH

UNM Hospital's new blood refrigeration system is like a vending machine. "This vending machine keeps track of each unit of blood, and it's connected through a computer network," said Dr. Kendall Crookston, director of transfusion medicine and coagulation. "So, it keeps track of each unit and all the data about what kind, when it expires, which patients it can be used for (and) who takes it out."


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U.N. must not let genocide in Darfur keep happening

Editor, While the tragic shooting at Virginia Tech and the ongoing chaos in Iraq grab all the headlines, genocide is being carried out in Darfur, the western part of Sudan. Estimates vary, but in the last four years, possibly 400,000 have been killed and 3.



Juanita Toledo explains how stories are told with traditional paintings on clay pots during the Miss Indian UNM Pageant. Toledo was crowned Miss Indian UNM on Sunday in the SUB.
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More than just a beauty pageant

Juanita Toledo won Miss Indian UNM for reasons beyond hergood looks. "I showed a lot of character onstage," she said. Three students ran for the Miss Indian UNM Pageant at the SUB on Sunday.



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Fashion show encouraged objectification of women

Editor, We are writing in response to the Peaches and Cream Fashion Show held in the SUB on Monday. We would like to ask for clarification about the rationale behind this event. Our understanding is that the concept behind the show was that of fundraising.



Culture

Rapper's fall from grace makes for solid new album

Hip-hop isn't always kind to its elder statesmen. Just ask Prodigy of Mobb Deep, who, after seeing platinum sales and critical acclaim, has been filed away as a has-been by rap amnesiacs. Back in 1993, when Prodigy got his start with the Mobb, his bleak descriptions of ghetto nihilism shook fans and critics.


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Outage planned for Web services

All ITS services, including LoboWeb, WebCT and on-campus Internet, will be down from 9 p.m. May 12 to 11 a.m. May 13. "We tried to do it at night so it would impact the least amount of people and services," said Rosemary Barrett, technical support analyst. "We know that it affects faculty, staff and students - especially students and faculty, because of the fact we're right at the end of semester."

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