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IDEA forms remain secret

Ever wonder about the results of the end-of-semester professor evaluations students fill out? University officials said students will never know.


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the photo issue

The Daily Lobo Photo Issue is a showcase of our photographers’ work. This semester our freelancer photographers each found one person in Albuquerque to focus their cameras on.


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Photo essay: Down and out

According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, a non-profit organization, there are 441 homeless veterans in New Mexico. Jeff Anderson (53) is one of them





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The candidates UNM needs and deserves

It’s down to the final five in the search for UNM’s next president. The Board of Regents announced the finalists during a closed meeting Monday morning and will conduct in-person inter­views with each final­ist as well as review feed­back from students and staff before officially select­ing the University’s next president by Jan. 5.




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UNM President Finalists Announced

Five finalists remain in the search for UNM’s next president. The Board of Regents will con­duct in-person inter­views with each final­ist and review feed­back from students and staff before officially select­ing the University’s next president in early Janu­ary.






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Benefits slashed if bill passes

The New Mexico State Legislature is to vote in January on a measure that would reduce benefits for retirees and establish a minimum retirement age after the measure passed in legislative committee on Friday.


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N.M. Crime Briefs

An Albuquerque restaurant employee says he’s now seen it all: three men leaving his diner with rolls of toilet paper were nabbed in the parking lot by police.


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Crime Briefs

On Nov. 17 officers were dispatched to Redondo Apartment A where a homeless male who called himself “Preacher Lames (sic) Lawrence” was harassing female students, police reports said.


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Protest divides over its name

The Albuquerque chapter of the movement that protests corporate greed and socioeconomic imbalance split last week over disagreements regarding the name of the movement. The movement was originally named Occupy Burque.

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