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Isotopes attendance exceeded expectations ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - The Albuquerque Isotopes say their first season was off the Geiger counter with ticket sales tallying about 100,000 above predictions and merchandising that led all other minor league teams.


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Lecturer addresses war issues in forum

The inappropriate justification of war and the impact that technology has had in significantly increasing the tendency for military conflicts were just a few of the topics of a lecture given by associate political science professor Mark Peceny Friday. The lecture, "Church and State on Violence and Peace," was the last of a three-part forum series addressing topics facing society, said Bob Keller, the center's priest.


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Despite turnover, Foster confident in deans

Whoever replaces Howard Smith as dean of the Anderson Schools of Management next May will be the 11th of UNM's 14 deans hired within the last three years. UNM Provost Brian Foster, who at the end of the 2004 academic year will have hired eight new deans during his tenure, said there are a variety of reasons for the recent turnover.


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UNM aims to match roommates

by Kate Crofts Daily Lobo An unfortunate reality of living on campus is that many students will not get along with their roommates. But UNM's Housing Department uses a calculated system to make sure students selected to live together are as compatible as possible.


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Campus branches search for solutions

Improper transferring of credit hours for branch campus students and understanding the branches' roles at UNM are problems the Board of Regents has been working to solve in recent years. Along with members of the board, officials from the Taos and Gallup branches say they are concerned with issues for students of the four branch campuses.


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Campus Students results for West Nile return negative An official from the UNM Student Health Center said several students who were tested for West Nile Virus can breathe a little easier, after test results came back as negative. Ron Besante, the center's nurse manager, could not confirm how many students were tested, but as of Aug.


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Anderson Dean Smith to step down in May 2004

Howard Smith said he is stepping down as dean of the Anderson Schools of Management because of potential reaccredidation headaches in the coming years and to pursue other professional interests. Smith will end a 10-year run as head of UNM's business school in May 2004.


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Army branch of ROTC added to UNM programs

UNM became the 272nd institution of higher learning to instate an Army branch of Reserve Officer Training Corps Thursday, a mutually beneficial decision for both the community and the future of the country's military, said University President Louis Caldera.


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CAPS tutors aim to assist peers

The Center for Academic Program Support, a free service offering student tutoring in most 100-200 level classes, is making a strong effort to ease the transition and help students adjust to the rigors of university academics. Karen Olson, CAPS program manager since 1993, said an average of about 60 student tutors are available annually for students needing help in most subjects.



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UNM officials pleased with debate outcome

If there was one thing UNM community members had in common with the eight democratic presidential candidates who debated at Popejoy Hall last night, it was that everyone wanted to speak their mind. "We could not buy the kind of publicity the University of New Mexico got from this debate," said Vice President for Student Affairs Eliseo Torres.


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Community chips in to accomodate preparations for national debate

by Clay Holtzman and Jeff Proctor Daily Lobo Party officials bore the lion's share of the organizational duties for Thursday's Democratic presidential debate, but that's not to say the UNM community didn't make its own contributions. The entire Center for the Arts was closed for the event, classes were canceled and a perimeter was established around the building - prohibiting access to all but ticket holders, workers and media.


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Melendez questions judicial system

On Jan. 3, 2002, Juan Melendez, who was wrongfully convicted of armed robbery and first-degree murder, was exonerated of the charges after spending nearly 18 years on death row. He told his story of resilience, courage and forgiveness in a lecture Thursday at the Aquinas Newman Center.


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Supervisor reports possible embezzlement A supervisor in University Hospital's Department of Family and Community Medicine reported a case of suspected embezzlement to campus police Aug. 22. A former employee, who was terminated 18 months ago, reportedly committed the alleged crime.


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Caldera encourages freshman participation

Enthusiastic freshmen, parents, faculty and administrators gathered in the SUB Ballroom for the Freshman Convocation, the first of what will be an annual tradition, given by University President Louis Caldera yesterday afternoon. Click here for a transcript of President Caldera's Speech Caldera said the convocation was intended to rally first-year students to use to their advantage the many resources and opportunities at UNM while in college.


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Zozobra tradition grows

A 42-foot-tall monstrosity will burn into the night sky over Santa Fe tonight, taking with it the past year's glooms and despair of the chanting crowd below. Will Shuster's Zozobra, an effigy of "old man gloom" that has become part of New Mexico's culture since its inception in 1924, is named after the Santa Fe artist who began the annual tradition that sets off the Fiestas de Santa Fe.


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Student government has high hopes for fall

ASUNM got off to a quick start yesterday in its first full Senate meeting of the fall semester. With very little on their agenda, senators were able to end the session in about an hour, a welcome change to years past when Senate meetings could drag on for hours.


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Caldera to revamp internal auditing

UNM President Louis Caldera has announced he plans a massive reorganization of the University's Internal Audit Department, and he said the changes are not in response to any particular event or audit at the school. Caldera said he wants the department to take a more proactive approach in dealing with situations on campus in hopes that the stronger presence will negate potential problems.


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Caldera Speech 9/03/03

Freshmen Convocation Address Louis Caldera Wednesday, September 03, 2003 SUB Ballroom Welcome to the University of New Mexico. I am delighted to have the opportunity to address you, the Class of 2007, as you begin your collegiate studies here at UNM. We've attempted to gather you all here today for the first time as a class in order to congratulate you on the fine work you have done to date that has earned you a spot at this university.


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Poor diet may lead to weight gain

by Keri Burson Daily Lobo While many freshmen have prepared themselves for the stress and hustle associated with college life, some don't realize they might end up with a little more than they expected - around the waist. The infamous "freshman 15," or the 15 lbs.

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