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New hall is key to accreditation

The UNM School of Architecture & Planning acted on the accreditation team's last recommendation six years ago. "Their biggest recommendation was that the program needed to be housed in one building, and we're getting that," said Geraldine Forbes, director of the school. "It's the big, noisy hole across the street."



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Culture

Duke City's past a wild West tale

Albuquerque is a wild place, past and present. Howard Bryan writes about some of the crazier moments in his history of the Rio Grande Valley in Albuquerque Remembered. For example, a lawyer comments on a public execution rather nonchalantly.


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Culture

Aussies add substance to pop

Australia has its fair share of celebrities - Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Heath Ledger, Mel Gibson - yes, he really is from Australia - and, of course, Crocodile Dundee. But be sure to add the Veronicas to that list after you listen to their album The Secret Life of. These identical twins - Jess and Lisa Origlasso - hail from the land down under in Brisbane, Australia, and have a powerful sound that - even though it borders on the edges of a pop group - has substance.


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Opinion

Letter: Republican Party should stop pretending all is well

Editor, I received Republican membership-drive material that was worded in a manner that leaves the impression that members of the Republican Party are of very low intelligence, which I found quite offensive. They continue to manipulate the facts to suit their purposes. While I agree that the 2004 ...


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Culture

Depp disappoints in dark film

Johnny Depp is trying too hard. This was made sufficiently clear after viewing "The Libertine." While the film has its moments, for the most part it was a two-hour Oscar bid that managed to avoid any success with the Academy during its film festival runs.


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Applicant wants to raise standards

Rick Hartzell said his response to why the Lobos have a had a few run-ins with the law lately might not be popular. Hartzell, the second finalist interviewed for the coveted UNM athletics director slot, said some of the responsibility falls on the types of students coaches recruit. And some responsibility falls on the athletics department holding students accountable, he said.


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Opinion

Letter: Unfertilized embryos must fight for their absurd rights

Editor, Pope Benedict VXI recently informed the world that unfertilized embryos have rights. If one can possibly get past the absurdity of this comment, it has far reaching consequences. If embryos are people, then they have the same rights as all humans. If this is so, then they have the right ...


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Students profit from CEO's class

by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo Students in local businessman Paul Shirley's class will get more than a good grade if they do well on their final presentations - they'll also get money. Shirley's class, which was split into five teams, presented startup business plans Monday in the SUB. The plans ranged ...



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Opinion

Column: A fatter, hungrier country

We are witnessing the emergence of a strange paradox - an increasing number of people go hungry and grow obese at the same time. In a country that produces more food than any country in the world, food insecurity and hunger are on the rise. One out of every six New Mexicans does not have enough food at all times to meet basic needs. Of these, 46.5 percent are working poor. Nationally, New Mexico is second only to Texas in food insecurity.


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Culture

Column: A wacky night at the Oscars

Ah, the Oscars. Where else can you see host Jon Stewart admitting his gay crush on George Clooney to a worldwide audience, a bunch of crazy French filmmakers carrying penguin dolls and a rap group named Three 6 Mafia now being able to go by the title of "The Academy Award-winning rap group Three 6 Mafia"?




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Opinion

Letter: Smokers force others to breathe deadly toxins

Editor, I am writing about the ever-controversial smoking issue. Second-hand smoke is exceptionally hazardous, and, according to the American Lung Association, second-hand smoke causes approximately 3,000 lung cancer deaths and 35,000 heart disease deaths in adult nonsmokers in the United States ...


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News

Provost candidate defends his book

by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo Provost candidate Ram¢n GutiÇrrez received flak during a student interview Friday because of a controversial history book he published in 1983. After GutiÇrrez's introduction, students were asked to address questions to the candidate. The first student asked ...



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Opinion

Column: The regents are to blame

Even though we will never know precisely why former UNM President Louis Caldera "resigned" - since the reason apparently has something to with national security and is classified - his expensive departure illustrates the basic problem with the University: the regents.


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