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The women’s soccer team form together to celebrate their victory against San Jose State late in the fall 2015 season. The Lobos will play California University this Friday in Berkeley, California.
Sports

Women's Soccer: Two opening games, two ranked opponents

Following New Mexico’s season opening loss to No. 19 Texas Tech on the road, the women’s soccer team is headed to the west coast to take on yet another ranked opponent in the California Golden Bears. The Lobos (0-1-0) scheduled to start the season away from home, playing its first seven matches away from the UNM Soccer Complex.


The Setonian
News

New scholarship to provide food for Lobos

The Associated Students of UNM, Chartwells and UNM Food Services have partnered to offer a new scholarship providing "Food 4 Lobos." The trio of organizations are collaborating to create two new, needs-based scholarships that will provide students with a full-year meal plan, allowing them to eat at La Posada and other locations on campus.





Senior forward Niko Hansen puts up his hands in the shape of a heart after scoring a goal against UNLV Monday August 15, 2016, at the UNM Soccer Complex. The Lobos will play Indiana University this Friday in South Bend, Indiana.
Sports

Men's Soccer: Lobos take on No. 13 Indiana to open season

When it comes to their season opener, the Lobos aren’t cautiously wading into the water, they are diving in head first. The UNM men’s soccer team will travel to South Bend, Indiana to face the Indiana University Hoosiers, a team that is currently ranked at No. 13. This is part of the Mike Berticelli Memorial Tournament weekend. The Lobos play Indiana on Friday and Notre Dame on Sunday.


Susie Chavez speaks at the podium during Tuesday night's city council meeting, pleading thta the city fire jail Sgt. Eric Allen from the Metropolitan Detention Center. Chavez was accompanied by several protesters who also stood up and spoke with council members. 
News

UNM connection to Suzie Chavez controversy

On Tuesday the Party for Socialism and Liberation gathered at a county commissioners meeting demanding justice for Suzie Chavez, the prison inmate assaulted by officers at Albuquerque Metropolitan Detention Center last year.


The Setonian
Opinion

Letter: Do college graduates really lead a more healthy and moral life?

Do most college graduates live more wisely than minimum wage worker who never went to high school? Do most college graduates travel less, pollute less, cause less global climate chaos? Do most college graduates pay less federal income tax for war? Do most college graduates consume less and live more simply and fairly in our world family of more than seven billion people?


Music

Can't miss concerts 2016

It took a while. It took some merchandise, ticket sales, enthusiasm and a basic corporate understanding of present-day music trends, but, finally, our little desert town is pretty much on the concert map full-time. In the next three months there will be a surplus of diverse and extravagant artists featured in Albuquerque.





Gigi Schweikert speaks during her presentation at a seminar focused on children, August 21, 2016. The seminar consisted of information for teachers and the handleling of children or infants.
News

Children's Campus hosts third annual Early Childhood Seminar

UNM’s Children’s Campus hosted its third annual Early Childhood Seminar last weekend. The child care center, which currently enrolls 300 children, closed Friday for the first day of the seminar. According to the center's website, the seminar brought in speakers Christy Isbell, a pediatric occupational therapist who’s talks focused on sensory integration techniques, and Gigi Schweikert, an early childhood expert whose talks focused on supporting and guiding behavior.


UNM Libraries Specialist Joseph Lane removes a book from the third floor of Zimmerman Library Tuesday August 23, 2016 as he goes about his daily routine of cataloging. Lane has been in his position for 30 years and will be one of the many employees that will be affected by the Fair Labor Standards Act.
News

Some UNM employees could see bigger paychecks for working overtime

UNM is to be in compliance with a new federal regulation that extends overtime pay to some of its employees. The new policy of the Fair Labors Standard Act will go into effect Dec. 1, potentially extending overtime pay to over four million workers nationally. Meanwhile, UNM is re-classifying some exempt and non-exempt employees and focusing on tracking employee hours. The current FLSA regulation is that employees earning $23,660 or less per year and performing certain job tasks were entitled to overtime pay. 


The Setonian
News

UNM professors react to local methane hot spot

A NASA-led study of a Four Corners methane “hot spot” has found that approximately half of the leaked methane emissions in the region are coming from just 10 percent of individual sources. The “hot spot” was detected by researchers in past observations from a European satellite, according to an official release from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. This recent study has made it possible to quantify the magnitude of the overall emissions as well as the magnitudes of its sources.



The Setonian
Opinion

Editorial: Help us serve the UNM community

A newspaper – or any local media form – is only as strong and diverse as the community it serves. Luckily for us at the Daily Lobo, the community at the University of New Mexico fits the bill. And over the next nine months, we pledge to do the best we can to appeal to that strength, working to bring you the highest caliber of news and content that we possibly can on a regular basis.


The Setonian
Culture

Fall Mid-Week Movie Preview

No one should have to starve themselves in the name of good cinema. Luckily, the UNM SUB has released its Mid-Week Movie schedule for the fall semester, comprised of selections from over the summer. Here is a guide to the movies you can catch this semester, and the perfect type of person for each.


Redshirt senior quarterback Austin Apodaca celebrates in the end zone after running in a touch down against Arizona University Saturday December 19, 2016 at University Stadium. Apodaca is one of two quarterbacks the Lobos will utilize this season. 
Sports

Football: Dual quarterback system not problematic for Davie

When a team sits one quarterback down, it is usually thanks to an injury or because he was benched for poor play. However, instances of two-quarterback play may have occurred more often than one might think—especially in recent history. As recently as last season, defending champion Ohio State entered the season with a similar conundrum.

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