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	Minerva Cook speaks with a client at Butt, Thornton & Baehr Attorneys at Law on Monday. Cook graduated from the UNM School of Law in 2007. The School of Law is celebrating its 60th anniversary and is accepting nominations for memorable people, historic laws, events, legal cases or civic solutions.
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Book commemorates 60 years of law

It has been 60 years since the first class of UNM School of Law students graduated. To celebrate, the school is creating a colorful book recognizing 60 special people, accomplishments or legislation, named 60 for 60. “It’s more than just a book,” School of Law archivist David Myers said.



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Buying between the lines

Starting a new chapter each semester doesn’t have to be so expensive. Representatives from Samees’s Textbooks said they have been selling UNM textbooks for less than the UNM Bookstore since 2008. Students from CNM and UNM have bought books from Samees’s Textbookssaid Brian Yu, Samees’s Textbooks manager, but he refused to say how much his sales have increased.


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GPSA urges participation in Athletics election

Graduate and professional students have the next four days to share their opinions about the UNM Athletics administration. The GPSA decided in late-December to have a “no-confidence” vote in Athletics Director Paul Krebs and his handling of the Sept.


	Eva Dameron is the new Daily Lobo editor-in-chief. She started on Sunday.
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New editor encourages openness, originality

Being bitten by a viper in Barcelona over the summer left Eva Dameron with a 30 percent chance to live. If she can handle that, she can handle being the new editor-in-chief of the Daily Lobo. She showed up on the first day in her bathrobe to encourage a fun and comfortable working environment. “I didn’t want to worry too much on my first day, so my bathrobe is to remind me to not panic and that everything will work out,” she said. The Publications Board appointed Dameron as editor-in-chief Friday.





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Break-ins raise issue of records' security

Two break-ins in a month at the Student Support and Success Center resulted in thousands of dollars in damage, and the alleged thieves had access to confidential student information. Kathleen Sena, the University registrar, said academic transcripts and other documents containing sensitive student information could potentially have been left on the printer and in open bins in their printer room, which was visited by thieves during a break-in Dec.




	Daniel Balderston reads the Daily Lobo in one of the new lounges in Mitchell Hall on Tuesday. The renovated classroom building now offers additional seating areas new interior, upgraded bathrooms and an Outtake’s Deli.
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Mitchell's makeover

Mitchell Hall is now open – new, improved and odorless. “We believe we got that (the smell) taken care off,” said Jep Choate, an associate registrar.


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How Albuquerque is helping Haiti

The Haitian government is bracing for an estimated 200,000 deaths, and organizations like the Red Cross, Partners in Health and Doctors without Borders are in Haiti providing limited aid.








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Survey gauges UNM racial diversity

Voluntary questionnaire placed online to increase user response Starting Jan. 19, UNM students, faculty and staff will be prompted to provide their race and ethnicity. The race and ethnicity data collection is a requirement for educational institutions that receive government support, Linda Johansen of UNM’s ITS Department said.

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