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Dylan Talley-Bailey Freshman Undecided Daily Lobo: What do you think you might want to major in? Dylan Talley-Bailey: I'm thinking about maybe becoming a substance-abuse counselor and getting a counseling certificate and then maybe a teaching certificate to go along with it. And then try get ...



Phi Gamma Delta members from right,  A. Dominic Longoria, Karl Upplegger, and Chris Martin, talk to UNM President David Schmidly at the University House during his inauguration reception Sunday.
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Schmidly inaugurated as president

David Schmidly was sworn in Sunday as UNM's 19th president. "If anyone is able to connect with the various constituents as large and diverse as at the University of New Mexico, it is David Schmidly," Faculty Senate President Jackie Hood said.


Amy Barreres and Angelo Lopez wait by their motorcycle before leaving The Pit on Sunday after a rally for patriotism and the American flag.
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Veterans rally at The Pit; celebrate flag, patriotism

More than 100 people rallied at The Pit on Sunday to celebrate patriotism and the American flag. The event was held after a student was accused of committing a hate crime for taking down a Mexican flag last month from outside Scholes Hall and tearing it up, said Paul Caputo, who organized the rally.






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Nick Lawson Sophomore Undecided He is some kind of politician, right? I don't know too much about him, actually. Leandrea Eskeets Freshman Native American Studies and biology He's done a lot of stuff for New Mexico and a lot of stuff that he has pushed to better New Mexico. A lot of stuff ...



Lucas Gerding, left, spins Aiden Mabry, center, and Daniel Zandenbergen on the merry-go-round Wednesday at the UNM Children's Campus.
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Center offers students child care on campus

For student parents, there's a place where they can leave their children while they attend class. "UNM students don't have many options when it comes to child care," said Elena Aguirre, director of Children's Campus. "This is really about it."


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Researchers test 'Great Firewall' of China

Internet censorship in China was believed to be caused by a firewall that blocks all information the government doesn't want its citizens to see. But a UNM assistant professor and a team of researchers disproved the assumption there is a "Great Firewall" of Internet censorship bordering China.



UNM student John Young gets a flu vaccination from Jo Antreasian in the Student Health Center on Tuesday. Shots are $13 for students and $20 for staff, faculty and members of the community. Flu shots are free with Student Health Insurance Plan A.
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UNM giving flu shots all month

Preparing for finals isn't just about hitting the books. Getting a flu shot now can help ensure students are healthy come December, said Jo Antreasian, a nurse at the Student Health Center.


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Rey Gardu§o takes District 6

There were no tight races in Tuesday's City Council election. Rey Gardu§o took District 6 with almost 49 percent of the votes, defeating Kevin Wilson, Joanie Griffin and Blair Kaufman. District 6 encompasses the University area.


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UNM to sell $160M in bonds to fund construction projects

UNM wants $160 million for construction projects and plans to get that money from investors around the country. The Board of Regents' Finance and Facilities Committee approved parameters for the 2007-08 Institutional Bond Sale at its meeting Tuesday.


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First-year retention rates

More students returned to UNM as sophomores this year than ever before, a school official said. The first-year freshman retention rate is 76.6 percent this year, up about 1 percent from last year, Vice Provost Peter White said. The Hispanic freshman retention rate is 76.


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Jeff Webb Junior Psychology Daily Lobo: How do you like psychology? Jeff Webb: It's very good. Very good. DL: Are you focusing on any particular area of psychology? JW: I had a major preference for cognitive, but it's very up in the air. Like overlapping and whatnot.


Mohammed Al Banna, 17, greets his mother at the Palestinian side of an Israeli army checkpoint at Beituniya after his release from Israeli jail Monday.
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AP: Israel frees 57 Palestinians

BEITUNIYA CHECKPOINT, West Bank - Greeted by throngs of jubilant well-wishers, 57 Palestinian prisoners got off buses Monday and kissed West Bank ground after Israel freed them in a goodwill gesture ahead of a U.S.-sponsored peace conference. But the goodwill was tempered by Israeli plans to inaugurate a West Bank police headquarters in an area whose settlement has been blocked by the U.


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Voting begins today for City Council Race

Students who want a job when they graduate should vote in today's City Council election, political science professor Tim Krebs said. "Everybody wants to leave college and have a job waiting for them," he said. "Local policies are going to affect that, as well, in terms of the success of the local government in making or helping to produce an economy.

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