Members of the New Mexico Green Party, which lost its major party status after the 2000 presidential elections, say they plan to regain it - not in the courts, but by "taking it to the people."
This summer I will complete my fourth year as UNM President and my twenty-fourth year as a member of the UNM community. After long and careful consideration, I have come to the conclusion that this is a good time for me to step down from the presidency and to close out my career at UNM. To that end, I have informed Regent Willard of my intention to retire from the University during the summer of 2002.
On the heels of UNM President Bill Gordon's retirement announcement Thursday, speculation and concern are abundant over who should take his place.
With expenses like tuition, housing and books, college students don't usually have the money it takes to travel around the world.
David W. Bernstein, professor and head of the music department at Mills College, Oakland, Calif. will be interviewed for the Fine Arts dean position today at UNM. Bernstein is the first of five candidates to be interviewed for the position and each presentation will be in the Rodey Auditorium from 10-10:45 a.m.
Embattled Congressman Gary Condit lost his bid for an eighth term, indelibly tainted by his involvement with a 24-year-old former intern who vanished in Washington, D.C., last spring.
ASUNM revisited a bill that would raise student fees $6, and passed several pieces of legislation relating to student government law, as well as $4,302 in student group appropriations during a Wednesday Senate meeting.
The U.S. Department of State is looking for a few good UNM students to represent the department in overseas diplomatic missions.
UNM's Women's Resource Center and the Women Studies department kick off International Women's Month Friday with a conference that celebrates outstanding women and the longevity of the two programs.
UNM has received a Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation Grant to construct two rainwater harvesting demonstration projects.
Community organizations are offering a campus forum Thursady that caters to those convinced that their landlords are ogres or tenants are pigs.
UNM professor emeritus Tony Mares and author Nasario Garc°a agreed Tuesday that in order to preserve New Mexican Hispanic culture, people need to learn and revive Spanish language.
Strong local programming and the ability to expand that coverage are some of the key reasons KNME, Channel 5, publicist Evy Todd is encouraging people to donate to public television.
A grant awarded to the UNM Cancer Research and Treatment Center will give newly diagnosed Hispanic breast cancer patients access to a network of survivors of the disease who can provide peer support.
People daring enough to bare their breasts and let the world watch as they get their nipples pierced in the window of a local tattoo shop this month will get the $70 procedure, and the jewelry, for free.
Be careful where you lock up your bike on campus after spring break. The Physical Plant will begin enforcing rules against using hand railings as bicycle racks March 18 by removing and impounding offenders' bikes.
Congresswoman Heather Wilson said during a recognition luncheon Friday that UNM's College of Education is working to keep teachers in the state while inspiring children to pursue careers in math and science.
India - Muslims in the western state of Gujarat were still too frightened to leave their homes or return to those they fled, fearing more attacks from Hindus after five days of mob violence that claimed another 14 lives Sunday.
The graduate student government approved a slew of appropriations and, after lengthy, heated debate, adopted new rules for the distribution of the state's graduate research fund during its monthly meeting Saturday.
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