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Opinion

LETTER: Time will show that your college degree is valuable

I am disappointed that Brandon Curtis would link the value of his degree of political science to finding a job that would pay his bills. The university system has never claimed that the education offered was practical. It is not the purpose of a professor to "guarantee" a job upon graduation.


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News

Lobo road trip

UNM ski team members Tomas Dohnal, Andrea Roberts and Eva-Lena Aronsson, from left, strap equipment to the roof of a van parked outside Johnson Center's north side Thursday before driving to Red River for a competition.



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News

News in Brief

The House approved a proposal Wednesday to allow the public and press to attend meetings of committees that negotiate the final version of legislation.


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Opinion

COLUMN: Activism a vital part of history

The thing about Black History Month is that it's too short - February is the shortest month - and it's too often a simplistic display of what might be called black trivia. Who invented the traffic light? Who came up with the plan for Washington? Who came up with umpty-hundred uses for peanuts?







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News

GPSA fights for child care

Mandy Marshall saw her child care costs soar as she made the transition from undergraduate studies to pursuing her MBA and has pushed the graduate student government to help solve the problem.



The Setonian
Culture

Greek Role Reversal

Greek dramas are all so typical: the chorus chants, blind prophets stumble around screeching omens and a whole bunch of dudes hang out in togas.



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News

Campus fair spreads health word

African American Student Services sponsored a fair Wednesday at Johnson Gym to provide the black community with information about common health problems, such as sickle cell anemia.


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Culture

Olympic games to go platinum

Organizers of this year's Olympiad, which kicks off Friday in Salt Lake City, hope that nightly performances by multi-platinum pop music superstars will give the Games new attitude - and lure more viewers to give ratings a big boost.



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News

Sincerely

Chris Wilson, professor of Cultural Landscape Studies, signs his book "Facing Southwest" for Robin Cholerton in the UNM Bookstore Wednesday. Eight faculty members from the School of Architecture and Planning signed books they have written during the afternoon signing.

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