by Sunnie Redhouse Daily Lobo About 400 American Indian high school students throughout New Mexico took part in UNM's American Indian Day in hopes of becoming future Lobos. Seniors from 32 schools attended the event to learn the ins and outs of college life from UNM's Recruitment Services and American Indian Student Services.
by Annette Herrera Daily Lobo UNM's Clinical Law Program has created a low-income taxpayer program with the help of a grant provided by the IRS. Evan Hobbs, a New Mexico attorney, was hired to help with the low-income taxpayer program and supervise law students providing legal advice to taxpayers.
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo Eight members of the RISE slate and two independent candidates were elected to the ASUNM Senate Wednesday. Jeramie "Chewy" White, an incumbent, received 321 votes, the most of any candidate. He is excited about his next term, he said.
by Aidan Turowski Daily Lobo Enrique Lamadrid is a busy man. When he's not teaching or helping students, he is planning his next class excursion to central Mexico or the Caribbean. Known as "El Profe" by his students, Lamadrid was awarded the AmÇrico Parades Prize on Oct.
by Katy Knapp Daily Lobo Getting a good grade in John Benavidez's class is not so easy. Benavidez, an instructor in the Anderson Schools of Management, gave his promotions management class a hefty assignment - create a marketing plan for the U.S. State Department's summer internship program.
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo Paying bills - a common frustration for college students - is also a problem for UNM, city officials said. Andrew Lieuwen, water waste supervisor for the City of Albuquerque, said UNM owes the city $14,559 for water-related costs as of Oct.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo Every Tuesday morning for nine months, four UNM students have been working to make a voice-activated wheelchair a reality. "This can really help people in the end. It can really serve a purpose later on and help somebody's life out," said Patrick Thomas, a UNM senior.
by Sunnie Redhouse Daily Lobo ASUNM's Community Experience is collecting non-perishable food items this week to help feed the hungry in New Mexico. The group is collecting food in bins throughout the SUB and monetary donations at food vendors around campus.
by Apollonia Trujillo Daily Lobo UNM athletes and students participated in the sixth annual Run for Relief on Sunday to help fight cancer. The participants were sponsored by outside contributors who donate an amount for every mile completed or donate a flat amount.
Staff Report A woman was found dead behind University Stadium at South Lot on Sunday afternoon, said Lt. Pat Davis of the UNM Police Department. The Albuquerque Police Department received a call at 1:15 p.m. about a woman who was unconscious at the corner of Kathryn Drive and Buena Vista Street, Davis said.
by Matt Gomez Daily Lobo Twelve teams tested their buzzer-hand reflexes, pressure-handling abilities and knowledge Saturday in UNM's College Bowl campus tournament. The tournament was the second one at UNM. Jessica Cheatwood-Alvarez, student activities specialist, said the tournament had taken a 40-year hiatus before last year.
by Katy Knapp Daily Lobo Gov. Bill Richardson named Regent Doug Brown the interim state treasurer on Thursday. He will begin Monday. He will remain in the position until the election in November 2006 - with the promise he will not run for the position, which was required by the search committee.
by Lisa Adams Daily Lobo About 300 African-American high school students from across New Mexico visited the campus Thursday to see what UNM is all about. Scott Carreathers, director of African American Student Services, said African-American Student Day is organized to expose students to post-secondary education and the University.
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo The candidates for Associated Students of UNM Senate spoke about their goals on Thursday in the SUB. The most common theme among the 14 hopefuls for the Nov. 9 senator elections was helping students get more involved with student groups and student government.
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo Students had mixed feelings about a fair meant to help them choose a major. Advisers and representatives of about 60 UNM departments sat at booths in Dane Smith Hall's atrium Wednesday to talk to students and pass out fliers about different degree programs.
by Sunnie Redhouse Daily Lobo The UNM college experience is not just about tailgating and getting drunk. That is one message the Campus Office of Substance Abuse Prevention is trying to relate to students, said Program Manager Jill Yeagley. "Yes, college is a lot of fun," she said.
by Jessica Del Curto Daily Lobo Pedro Arturo Ramos said he was a skinny, nerdy guy with braces and glasses when he was in high school. But when he flew out to New York City this summer for a Cosmopolitan magazine photo shoot, a modeling agent told him he was too thick.
by Eva Dameron Daily Lobo Almost a century ago, Helen Keller urged the Lions Club International to crusade against blindness and vision impairment. "She challenged them to become knights for the blind," said Curt Vavra, member of the Albuquerque Breakfast Lions Club.
by Aubrey Montoya Daily Lobo Student Isaac Casas grew up celebrating Dia de Los Muertos with his family. "We all went to the cemetery on that day and would feast there with loved ones," he said. "We put a little altar there for them." Dia de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a celebration to remember the lives of loved ones who have passed away, Casas said.
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