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Speakers to offer encouragement

State leaders and an American Indian poet are among the UNM convocation speakers scheduled to offer their thoughts to prospective graduates this weekend.



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Commencement ceremony to be held on Saturday

UNM is expected to confer 2,578 degrees during its spring commencement ceremony, which will include a speech by Rhodes Scholar and bachelor's degree candidate John Probasco, Saturday at 9 a.m. in University Arena.






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Bush wants student loans cut

The Bush administration is suggesting a $1.3 billion cut in a federal student loan program that millions of college students and graduates use to lock in low interest rates on their education debt, administration and congressional officials say.


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Women of color organize voice

A small group of women presented their thoughts Tuesday night about issues such as sexual and domestic violence and racism as were discussed at the 2002 "INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence Conference."


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UNM Sigma Chi house condemned

Sigma Chi members were given less than 24 hous to move out of their house Tuesday after the City of Albuquerque condemned the property due to numerous safety violations reviewed by the Sigma Chi Alumni Association.


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News in Brief

Gov. Gary Johnson is in Mexico with the New Mexico Amigos Goodwill Ambassadors.



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Students bring energy to labor movement

A conversation with her dormitory housekeeper sparked Meghana Reddy's passion for the labor movement. The housekeeper told Reddy that her children were vegetarians because the family was too poor to buy meat.


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Youth & Alcohol

With large numbers of high school and college students using and abusing alcohol, UNM and Albuquerque residents are enhancing their focus on law enforcement and prevention programs in the hopes of saving lives.



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Bush talks health reform

Too many people remain ignored due to an inadequate health care system that doesn't treat mental illness seriously, President George W. Bush told audience members at the UNM Continuing Education Building Monday.


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