As printed Feb. 27, 2004 by Matthew Ch†vez Daily Lobo With courses ranging from Crouching Taxes, Hidden Profit to Self-Hypnosis for Self- Awareness, UNM's Personal Enrichment Program offers a variety of classes that provide practical knowledge for students looking to broaden their experience without the usual stress of seeking a degree.
As printed April 26, 2004 by Felicia Fonseca Daily Lobo Tuition is up, enrollment is up and now parking permits prices have gone up. Online parking permits went on sale April 26, and included is a 10 percent price increase per year. Students can expect to pay anywhere from $6 to $11 more than last year, and faculty and staff will see increases between $6 and $42.
In a victory over opponent Joseph Garcia, Sandra Ortsman was elected SOLAS president. Ortsman, a second-year master's student in the Latin American studies and the community and regional planning program, begins her term this fall. A third of LAS students cast their vote last week in the election.
Union members fear this week's wage negotiations at UNM Hospital won't be as collaborative as they would like. Margaret Trace, a member of the 1199 NUHH, said negotiations have been more confrontational than collaborative since 2000. The National Union of Hospital and Healthcare employees represents the hospital's nursing staff and some technical employees.
Residents of the Student Family Housing complex met with department heads Thursday to discuss rumors that the complex will be shut down. Robert Schulte, director of business services for UNM Housing and Food Services, began the meeting by saying he wanted to clarify things addressed at an April 15 meeting regarding the future of SFH.
You are looking at the best unpublished photos of 2003-04 taken by the Daily Lobo photo staff. Dozens of frames are shot for each assignment, but we only choose one or two - generally the images that complement the story the best. Only a small percentage of the shots make it into the paper.
Students are hot under the collar over what they see as a cold misrepresentation of Latinas. Tecate advertisements placed on billboards throughout Albuquerque feature a slanted Tecate bottle with the words, "Finally, a cold Latina," written across them. The advertisements will be coming down within the next 48 hours, according to a customer service representative from Labatt, U.
Barbara Murdock Sophomore Nursing "There's no pressure, but a whole lot of stress." Tierney Adamson Sophomore Biology "Not me, but some of my friends do. They wouldn't do it, but they are just swamped." Jessica Bowen Sophomore Spanish "Yeah, because there's that pressure and everyone's burnt out.
Four days into their protest in front of Kirtland Air Force Base, anti-war protesters say they have met their goal of triggering debate on the base. Protesters assembled the anti-war encampment on the corner of Gibson Boulevard and Truman Road on May 1, the first anniversary of President Bush's announcement that the war in Iraq had ended.
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