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Mary Catherine Senior Biology Daily Lobo: Where did you go to high school? Mary Catherine: Actually, I'm an exchange student. I went to high school in Quebec. DL: When did you move here from Quebec? MC: Only for this semester. DL: So, you'll be going back home after this semester? MC: Yeah. DL: ...


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Opinion

Dictator deserved his fate after murdering thousands

Editor, Mercy is defined as the act of forgiving or pardoning someone for his or her wrongdoing. Furthermore, grace is defined as clemency, or an intuitive sense of right and wrong in fulfilling a punishment. Justice, however, occurs when the crime fits the punishment, when someone is accountable for the consequences of his or her actions.


Pole vaulter Aditi Majumdar clears the bar at 3 meters to finish third at the Dennis Heimrich Invitational on Friday at the Albuquerque Convention Center.
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UNM dominates at home track

It wasn't the toughest competition of the season, but the UNM track and field team won seven events this weekend at its home meet. The Albuquerque Convention Center was a quieter place than last week, when the Lobos hosted a dozen of the nation's top track and field teams. This week, only three teams on the women's side and one team on the men's competed against the Lobos.


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Opinion

Wyoming students find athletes' actions shameful

Editor, Never, in our four years of attendance at the University of Wyoming, did we ever think we would be ashamed to wear the colors of brown and gold. After Tuesday's Wyoming-New Mexico men's basketball game, we were extremely sickened, not because of the 91-83 loss, but because of the brawl that occurred in the last 1:10 of the game.


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Newly appointed regent places value on diversity

Gov. Bill Richardson appointed attorney Carolyn Abeita to the Board of Regents on Jan. 26. She will replace Regent Sandra Begay-Campbell. Abeita, who graduated from UNM with a bachelor of arts in 1983 and received her law degree from the UNM School of Law in 1988, said she will bring her experience working with minority issues to UNM.


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Opinion

Jesus led blameless life; Hussein was a madman

Editor, My concern for UNM and my fellow students grows considerably when people like lecturer Joachim Oberst are allowed faculty status at UNM. It is quite clear after reading his letter in Friday's Daily Lobo that he has little to no experience with the Bible or the teachings of Christ.


Ashley Moyer, left, and Marisol Enyart talk during a Pastors for Peace meeting in Dane Smith Hall on Saturday. Pastors for Peace is traveling across the United States collecting donations for humanity efforts in Cuba.
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Ignoring an embargo

Student Travis Cole said he's not worried about being arrested for traveling to Cuba and delivering humanitarian aid. "It's an open form of civil disobedience," he said.






The Setonian
Opinion

Teach For America aims to educate less fortunate

Editor, Of the 13 million children in our country who grow up in poverty, fewer than half of them will go on to graduate high school. Those that do will, on average, perform at an eighth-grade level. The existence of this achievement gap has been deemed our nation's most pressing issue.



Air Force cadets Anthony Tuero, left, and Kevin Harris raise the flag of Pan-Africanism in front of Scholes Hall on Thursday to commemorate the beginning of Black History Month at UNM.
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UNM commemorates Black History Month

Black History Month began Thursday at UNM with the raising of the red, black and green flag of Pan-Africanism. "The red stands for the blood our people have shed for us in our past, present and future," said Scott Carreathers, director of African-American Student Services. "The black is for the people - we as a people - and the green for the land that we have today." The flag, along with the New Mexican and American flags, was lowered to half-staff Thursday outside Scholes Hall.




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daily lobo asks you:

Fay Soucy Junior English It's a brilliant idea. Young people are getting pregnant and either having to get an abortion or raising a child they can't afford. Wally Bennett Freshman Pharmacy I don't know the effects of it, so I don't know if it should be prescribed or not. It could be good. ...


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Opinion

U.S. showed no respect for justice in Iraq hangings

Editor, Like Pilate delivered Jesus to the Jews, President Bush handed Saddam Hussein over to the Shiite puppet rulers of Iraq. Like Pilate, Bush was hoping to appease Shiite Iraq into compliance with this gesture, away from Iranian influence. Like Jesus, Hussein was mocked, ridiculed and taunted in his final moments.


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Q & A: Meredith Hay

Meredith Hay UNM presidential candidate Daily Lobo: What do you think is the most important issue facing higher education? Meredith Hay: There are four issues across the country facing higher education, and they include access, transparency, accountability and innovation. Those are all very important ...


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