by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo The Information Technology Cabinet is in need of students to help direct the way technology is implemented on campus Jane McGuire, UNM information systems planner, said there are still openings on the cabinet for graduate and undergraduate students.
by Tamara Gaskill Daily Lobo Small orange buckets were set up all over campus Tuesday for students to donate money for Hurricane Katrina victims. Aaron Reinhardt, head volunteer for ASUNM's Community Experience, said the goal was to raise $40,000 by Sept.
by Sunnie Redhouse Daily Lobo Students and community members took time out of tailgating to make donations for Hurricane Katrina victims and survivors. UNM's Red Cross Club had a booth at South Lot to collect donations before Monday's football game. "It's a chance to help out people in need," student Matt Andrews said.
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo Student Marshall Martinez decided to do his part to help victims of Hurricane Katrina by donating blood. However, a United Blood Services worker told Martinez, who is gay, that he had a permanent deferral on his name, which means he can never donate blood.
ASUNM's Community Experience, the Student Activities Center and Greek Life are placing orange buckets at the SUB and across campus all week for donations. To donate to UNM's Red Cross Club, contact Alexis Day at redcross@unm.edu Road Runner Food Bank is looking for volunteers and donations.
Staff Report UNM President Louis Caldera announced Saturday the University will pay tuition costs for students displaced by Hurricane Katrina. "These are extraordinary circumstances," Caldera said in a news release. "And as a university, we are reaching out to support these students.
"I have family members in Louisiana, but they weren't affected. I'm planning on sending money." "I'm planning on trying to help, probably by donating." "I'm not planning on sending supplies. I think the government should be doing more.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo Students planning on playing arcade games in the SUB game room will have to look elsewhere. The former cUeNM game room in the SUB is now managed by TechSmiths and will take its name. TechSmiths has replaced the air hockey table and the various arcade games with Microsoft Xbox game consoles and computers.
by Katy Knapp Daily Lobo Avram Penner had been at Tulane University in New Orleans for only an hour before he had to evacuate. "My friend just told me it wasn't worth staying," he said. Penner is one of 10 students enrolling at UNM after hurricane Katrina forced the closing of several universities on the Gulf Coast on Monday.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo Clovis Acosta, director of Parking and Transportation Services, answered the call of duty Wednesday - literally. Acosta published his phone number in Tuesday's edition of the Daily Lobo in an attempt to fix potential problems with UNM's courtesy shuttle service.
by Brandale Mills Daily Lobo The University spent $2.3 million dollars to repair Centennial Library after a pipe froze and burst last December, spilling more than 40,000 gallons of water into the building. While some areas were accessible to students in March, the entire library was reopened Wednesday after nine months of construction.
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo Piracy is alive and well at UNM, and not the kind that involves eye patches and walking the plank. One student, who asked not to be named, said he downloads virtually everything on his dorm computer for free, using file-sharing programs BitTorrent and Soulseek.
by Katy Knapp Daily Lobo With 35 days left until the election, Mayor Martin Ch†vez is still finding time to teach a class at UNM between campaign efforts. Ch†vez is teaching a class called Careers in City and State Government this fall. He said he didn't have any first-day jitters about teaching.
by Katy Knapp Daily Lobo UNM President Louis Caldera will probably not get a $25,000 bonus this year. He said the decision to not award him a bonus is not final and may be discussed at the next Board of Regents meeting in September. "The whole process is sort of winding down," he said.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo Tessa Sheehan would rather take the city bus to UNM than ride the courtesy shuttles provided by the school from South Lot. "I can take the city bus for 70 cents a day," Sheehan said. "It's probably a lot more comfortable too."
by Riley Bauling Daily Lobo Backup quarterback Chris Nelson was suspended Monday by UNM football head coach Rocky Long after a DWI arrest. Nelson was arrested in the early hours of Sunday morning and charged with an aggravated count of DWI. Long said Nelson will not be able to play in the Lobos' first game against the University of Nevada-Las Vegas on Sept.
by Danila Crespin Daily Lobo The UNM Athletic Department hit a home run at this year's fund-raiser Saturday night. More than $125,000 worth of items were auctioned off to raise money for student-athlete scholarships. The auctioned items ranged from UNM sports memorabilia to weekend getaways in places like Hawaii and San Diego.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo Dr. Paul Roth has another title to add to his name. Roth - who is dean of the School of Medicine and associate vice president of Clinical Affairs - was appointed earlier this month by UNM President Louis Caldera to serve as interim executive vice president for the Health Sciences Center.
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo Rachel Kaub, radio operations manager at KUNM, said the station's studios used to resemble an aging dormitory. "Until this renovation we had a men's room with a shower and sinks," she said. The reopening of the studio took place Saturday.
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