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UNMH running at a loss

Seven months into fiscal year 2014, financial loss at the Sandoval Regional Medical Center remains steady at $5 million. SRMC’s loss has stayed at that amount since the first quarter of this fiscal year, UNM Hospital CEO Steve McKernan said in a report at a UNMH Board of Directors meeting Friday.



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UNM, Mexico plan exchanges

UNM will continue to reach out to its southern neighbor this summer. The University is working with the City of Albuquerque to establish an educational office and a trade office in Mexico City to help prospective American and Mexican entrepreneurs collaborate and connect


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Nation briefs

A group of third graders were caught smoking marijuana at school, according to the Los Angeles Times. Another student discovered two 8-year-olds and a 9-year-old smoking weed in a Sonora Elementary School bathroom on Feb. 27. The superintendent did not divulge how the students will be disciplined and probation officials are investigating who supplied the drug.


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North Valley clinic would serve more patients

After acquiring land late last year, UNM Hospital officials continue to advance plans for the North Fourth Street Clinic. UNMH CEO Steve McKernan said the hospital successfully acquired the property in December, and that at the moment, the hospital is working on a master plan for the facility. UNMH aims to present the plan to the UNM Board of Regents in April or May, McKernan said.


	Production staffer Manuel Machuca, left, and Director of New Media & Extended Learning Debby Knotts have a conversation in the NMEL studio at Woodward Hall on Tuesday morning.
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Online courses to reach, teach thousands

Associate Provost Greg Heileman teaches about 40 students per semester at UNM, but in about two weeks, he’ll be instructing thousands. Beginning on Mar. 17, Heileman will teach UNM’s first Massive Online Open Course.


	Dr. Jonathan Stieglitz, left, a member of the Tsimane Health and Life History Project’s team, and graduate student Daniel Cummings talk about the work UNM’s team is doing to help those affected by the recent flooding in Bolivia. They met on Tuesday in Bandelier Hall.
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Help trumps research during Bolivian floods

Researchers in UNM’s anthropology department are helping an indigenous group combat and overcome flood devastation in Bolivia. Daniel Cummings, a graduate student pursuing his doctorate in anthropology at UNM, is part of the Tsimane Health and Life History Project, whose primary purpose is to study the Tsimane people in order to supply data for health and anthropological research, he said.


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Undocumented insight into lottery scholarship

Student Vanely Salinas said she never had the opportunity to ask her mother for help with her homework. Salinas, an undocumented student who has plans on being the first in her family to graduate from college, said her mother stopped attending school after second grade.


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Lobo Spotlight: Gabrielle Torres

While her competitors have been donning makeup since elementary school, Gabrielle Torres said she was never the typical pageant girl. “I actually started competing when I was 16, so I wasn’t a pageant girl all my life,”


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Alumni lead Lobo revelry

In 1889, the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of New Mexico passed a bill to create UNM. Three years later, the school opened its first building, Hodgin Hall, to a class of 108 students, said UNM Alumni Association Director Karen Abraham.


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Frank aspires to $1 billion

After UNM President Robert G. Frank’s State of the University address, University and student officials feel positive that UNM can raise $1 billion by 2020. In his address in Keller Hall on Friday, Frank announced “Changing Worlds 2020: The Campaign for UNM.”


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New chief of staff sought

UNM President Robert Frank’s administration is seeking a University faculty member to take over the recently vacated chief of staff post. Chief Marketing and Communications Officer Cinnamon Blair said the University has began an internal search for chief of staff after former UNM Chief of Staff Dorothy Rodriguez resigned for personal reasons.


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World briefs

The Chinese government is continuing its search for attackers that killed 29 people in a stabbing rampage in a train station in the province of Yunnan. The government has claimed the attackers were part of a separatist group from Xinjiang, according to the Agence France-Presse.




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Eviction prompts parish rally

Parishioners of UNM’s Aquinas Newman Center continued to fight for the future of the Dominicans in the parish in a rally Thursday afternoon. Catherine Loweree, a UNM alumna and a parishioner who organized the event, said she started planning the rally in the end of January after hearing news of the Dominicans’ upcoming eviction.


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ASUNM fights for parishioners

The University’s undergraduate student government on Wednesday addressed the removal of parishioners in UNM’s Aquinas Newman Center. The Associated Students of the University of New Mexico Senate passed Resolution 7S a vote of 12-7 with one abstention at a meeting that night.


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UNM’s land development gains new grounding

After about four decades of trying to acquire land on south campus, UNM sealed a $1.2 million deal for property last month. UNM has obtained 23 lots along Sunshine Terrace, after reaching an agreement with the family that privately owned the lots early in January.


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Lottery makes a big difference

The Legislative Lottery Scholarship is effective at getting students through college, a new study has found. According to a UNM study conducted by the Office of Enrollment Management, 62 percent of New Mexico high school graduates who receive the scholarship graduate in six years,


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Law group to be audited

After months of investigation, UNM’s Internal Audit Department has decided that a Law School group’s case regarding public money misspending deserves a criminal investigation.

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