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William Dole (center) acts in a play titled The Day Room.
Culture

Five and why: William Dole

William Dole, the executive director of the ASUNM Southwest Film Center and a junior majoring in theater, said people frequently ask him about his favorite movies because he selects the schedule of films to be shown at the Southwest Film Center. After great deliberation, here are his top five films and why he chose them:


Pat Davis
News

Councilor-elect aims to boost tech economy

The recent municipal elections that took place on Oct. 6 produced the next representative of District 6, which UNM’s main campus partially comprises: Pat Davis, a former UNMPD officer who will take office on Dec. 1.



The Setonian
News

UNM student works to predict climate changes via stream flows

Mike Wallace, a UNM graduate student, is refining a new way to forecast stream flow levels with tremendous accuracy, according to a UNM release. The eighth annual Family Weekend at UNM, hosted by the office of Parent and Family Programs, will begin Friday, Nov. 6 and extend through Sunday, Nov. 8, according to a University statement. Don Swick, University facilities engineer with the Physical Plant Department, was recently awarded the 2015 Energy Engineer of the Year in Region IV by the Association of Energy Engineers, according to a UNM press release.




Freshman midfielder Francesco Casucci pauses to pass the ball at the UNM Soccer Complex Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015. Casucci won the Lobos seventh C-USA player of the week award. 
Sports

Men's soccer: Casucci nets Lobos' seventh weekly C-USA award

Another Lobo men's soccer player earned Conference USA Player of the Week honors: this time it's Francesco Casucci. The New Mexico freshman midfielder recorded two goals and an assist during Sunday's 3-2 come-from-behind victory over Alabama-Birmingham, propelling UNM to its first conference victory of the season.


The Setonian
News

SFRB to hold second forum on student fee funding requests

The UNM Student Fee Review Board is holding an open forum this week in the SUB Atrium, providing an opportunity for students to give feedback on the work of 31 different University bodies that have applied for student fee dollars for the 2016-2017 fiscal year. The next and final phase of the forum will be held Tuesday from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.




The Setonian
News

Female Ranger School graduates inspire talk on women in combat

Walking across campus with a backpack full of heavy textbooks can be exhausting after a long day of classes. An Indiana University study from 2013 found that college-aged women who reported back and shoulder pain had backpacks that, on average, weighed between 15 and 20 pounds. For the first female soldiers ever going through Army Ranger School at Fort Benning, Georgia, however, walking around with a backpack weighing upwards of 50 pounds is just part of the daily grind.


Forward Madisyn Olguin battles with Fresno State's Alyssa Cruz for the ball on Sunday at the UNM Soccer Complex. The Lobos won the game 5-1.
Sports

Women's soccer: Lobos cruise past Fresno State in 5-1 victory

Head Coach Heather Dyche called Friday’s overtime loss particularly hard because it had been the best New Mexico has played this year. The Lobos made sure on Sunday that their best resulted in a win. UNM’s offense clicked into a gear not seen since the Sept. 3 Idaho State game, scoring three first-half goals en route to a 5-1 victory over Fresno State at the UNM Soccer Complex. The game saw the most Lobo goals scored this season, and the most they’ve had since netting four against the Bengals during nonconference play.




Outside hitter/middle blocker Cassie House leaps for a kill against UNLV on Saturday at Johnson Center. The Lobos defeated the Rebels 3-1.
Sports

Volleyball: Defensive changes pay off in Lobos' win over UNLV

Head Coach Jeff Nelson’s newly added zone blocking scheme has rejuvenated New Mexico’s defensive muscle, translating to a jumpstart in the Lobos’ offense. For the first time since Oct. 6, 2011, the Lobos garnered a home victory over the UNLV Rebels. Coming into Saturday’s 3-1 victory, New Mexico had a 1-5 record for the previous six meetings between the clubs.


Callie Thackery (left) and Alice Wright lead the pack during the NCAA Championships in Albuquerque, New Mexico on Nov. 14, 2014. The Lobos dominated at the Wisconsin Adidas Invitational on Oct. 16, 2015.
Sports

Cross country: Lobo women crush field at Wisconsin

If anyone is questioning the No. 1 ranking of the New Mexico women’s cross country team, they are still searching for reasonable doubt. The UNM women’s cross country team not only took first place at the Wisconsin Adidas Invitational on Friday, but it dominated the field in the six-kilometer race and won by 156 points. The Lobo men, meanwhile, finished in 23rd place.


The Setonian
Opinion

Letter: How Republicans respond to racial tension in America

Past: The most obviously biased of hate crimes got a deceptive response by Republican legislators: “All crimes are hate crimes.” Present: Fervent pleas that Black Lives Matter are met with an arrogantly dismissive rejoinder by Republicans: “All lives matter.”


The Setonian
Opinion

ASUNM Column: Successful student life can be achieved, with a little help

I’ve seen the whole Rocky series at least 15 times, “Rocky IV” at least 70. Rocky embodies dedication, commitment, drive and tenacity. My whole life my mother taught me that success takes work, but it’s attainable. Heck, if it could happen for a southpaw from Philadelphia it could happen for me, right? Well, here’s hoping. School can be hard. Eating full meals at reasonable times can be hard. Life can be a challenge. But that doesn’t mean success is impossible, and it doesn’t mean that the difficulties to reach the goal line aren’t worth it.


Tenured track assistant professors Melina Vizcaino (left) and Bernadine Hernandez discuss the selection of Anne Hillerman for the 2015 Rudolfo and Patricia Anaya lecture. The lecture will take place Thursday, Oct. 22.
News

Anne Hillerman to attend Anaya lecture

Southwest stories have always intrigued Rudolfo Anaya, which is why the famous writer’s annual lecture will feature fiction writer and food columnist Anne Hillerman for this year’s iteration. The daughter of Tony Hillerman will speak on behalf of the UNM English Department and Anaya, a professor emeritus at the University.


UNM midfielder Francesco Casucci defends the ball from a UAB player at the UNM Soccer Complex Sunday, Oct. 18, 2015. The Lobos beat UAB 3-2. 
Sports

Lobos overcome big hole for first C-USA victory

The Lobos kept grinding and finally got their reward. After losing its first three Conference USA matches this season, the UNM men’s soccer team (7-4-2, 1-3-0 C-USA) got a much-needed “w” in a 3-2 home victory over the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Sunday night.

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