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Bush pushes math, science in Rio Rancho
February 6President George Bush visited Intel in Rio Rancho on Friday. One of the items on his agenda was education reform in America.
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Films honor black history
Mark Schaaf | February 6One of the first African-American actresses to break through to the mainstream - Beah Richards - was also a political activist who championed for civil and women's rights.
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Dean honored for freshman efforts
Aidan Turowski | February 3Over the past 25 years, Peter White has made it a point to get to know his 5,000 students.
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February 3Alex Hughes, Senior, History and Political Science "I think it was a good speech. I think he reached out to the Democrats very well, and he also set up a good game plan for the rest of the Iraq war." Brian Moore, Freshman, Political Science "I think that Bush is on the right track with trying ...
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Cheating compromises UNM's integrity
Caleb Fort | February 3Bryan Vigil cheated on an exam a few semesters ago. He didn't get caught, but he regrets it.
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Class studies history through eyes of hip-hop
Jessica Del Curto | February 2Finnie Coleman is the type of professor whose booming voice echoes throughout Mitchell Hall. About 20 students in his Intro to Hip-Hop Culture class learned how loud his voice can be after not doing well on a quiz about slavery and abolition on Tuesday.
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Campus police ticket speeders
Jason Kleymann | February 2With the influx of construction on campus, the UNM Police Department is keeping a close eye on motorists and pedestrians by enforcing a semester-long traffic initiative.
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Leaving ICES forms in the cold
Christopher Sanchez | February 2Students will no longer have to fill out ICES forms at the end of every semester starting next year. That's because the UNM Course Evaluation Committee is looking to phase them out by 2007.
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Health Center may hire former press secretary
Katy Knapp | February 1Billy Sparks, former chief of staff for communications for Gov. Bill Richardson, might be taking an executive position at UNM.
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Honors course looks at political, cultural impact of Godzilla films
Christopher Sanchez | February 1UNM student Nas Manole wants to be a doctor, but is taking an honors course on Godzilla to keep himself interested in school.
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Acting president not given pay raise
Katy Knapp | January 31For David Harris, taking on the job as acting president of UNM is a lot of extra work with no extra pay.
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ACLU settles recruiter lawsuit
Caleb Fort | January 31The American Civil Liberties Union and Albuquerque Public Schools finalized the details of a lawsuit settlement earlier this month.
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Class examines serial killers and the media who make them famous
January 31Serial murder has been around for a long time, but for the first time there is a class focusing on the role of serial killers in mass communication - and it is offered at UNM.
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Teacher, grad student remembered
Caleb Fort | January 30About 150 people, filling the seats and standing in the aisles, gathered in the Alumni Memorial Chapel on Friday.
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Law School hosts talk on High Court's future
Mark Schaaf | January 30With a vote on the confirmation of Samuel Alito expected this week, Harold Hongju Koh, dean of Yale Law School, delivered a lecture on the future of the Supreme Court on Friday at the UNM School of Law.
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$15 million pledged to athletics
Katy Knapp | January 30Gov. Bill Richardson announced on Saturday his pledge to give UNM athletics $15 million.
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Stellar advances for N.M.
Christopher Sanchez | January 30UNM is helping New Mexico become a hub for space research.
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Ex-Black Panther kicks off brunch
January 30by Eva Dameron Daily Lobo Elaine Brown said in order to turn the page of history, it must be written first. Brown, a former chairwoman of the Black Panther Party, said African-Americans need to keep fighting for equality. "A lot of times when people get to talking about the history of black people, ...
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January 27Marie-Michele Jasmin-Belisle, Senior, Media arts "He should be open-minded. He should be more environmentally conscious. There's no recycling - people throw away everything. And he should definitely put better food in the SUB, like be more socially conscious and not have only fast food." Valerie ...
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Center on hunt for best teachers
Christopher Downs | January 27by Christopher Downs Daily Lobo Bessie Gallegos wants students to help her find the best instructors on campus. "These are your instructors," said Gallegos, program director of the Center for the Advancement of Scholarship in Teaching and Learning. "Let us know who these great instructors are." Students ...
