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Students shouldn't bare brunt of budget problems

April 11

Editor, Tuesday's vote by the Board of Regents to increase UNM tuition yet another 8.3 percent is a travesty. Regents Larry Willard, Judith Herrera, Jack Fortner and David Archuleta - were you listening at all to the group of students outside Scholes Hall? Did you hear the cries of protest? How can you justify raising tuition once again without giving students what they need and deserve?

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A vote for the <i>Lobo</i> is a vote for democracy

April 11

Editor, In the words of David Grohl, this is a call. A call to all UNM students to please think twice before cutting ASUNM funding to the Daily Lobo.

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The People is for the students

April 11

Editor, Many rumors have been buzzing around campus about what The People slate really stands for and, more importantly, what we do not.

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Today's Editorial Cartoon

April 11

Take a look at today's editorial cartoon.

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On closer inspection, Sierra didn’t do his homework

April 11

Editor, I am very concerned about the rhetoric presented in Luis Sierra’s April 6 letter regarding his attitude about Sen. Tim Serna and The People slate.

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A `Yes' vote puts literary publications in jeopardy

April 10

I am writing to urge all undergraduate students to vote against Amendment 1 on Wednesday.

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`Accountability' is not a one-way street

April 10

As this season of political bantering and maneuvering comes near its end - thankfully - the Daily Lobo must add its two cents about something that affects it: Amendment 1 on the student government ballot.

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Regents should ensure raises

April 10

This is an open letter to the University’s Board of Regents: On April 5, Gov. Gary Johnson signed the legislative bill that restores faculty and staff compensation to the General Appropriations bill.

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Today's Editorial Cartoon

April 10

Take a look at today's editorial cartoon.

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Tax argument fails when it comes to `Our Lady'

April 10

Jeremy Reynald's column about the bikini clad Virgin Mary is interesting but typically wrong.

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Contra support still questioned

Brandon D. Curtis | April 10

Twenty years ago, the United States took steps in a policy that would later shake the Reagan administration and generate questions of why and how our government took the steps it did.

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Today's Editorial Cartoon

April 9

Take a look at today's editorial's cartoon.

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Downtown stadium is needed

Raymond Rivera | April 9

Picture this: It's Friday afternoon in May, you leave class and call into work to let your boss know that you won't be in for the afternoon.

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Slate's goal is to make a connection with students

April 9

My name is Steve Aguilar, and I am The Connection’s vice presidential candidate.

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Contrary to Aragon's letter, qualified candidates exist

April 9

I am writing in response to Ruth Aragon's April 5 letter to the editor. Aragon stated that several candidates are apathetic and unqualified. I, however, disagree with her.

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Evangelism is a part of Campus Crusade's study

April 9

Editor, I find it quite interesting that Keith Wiley would go to such great lengths to put down an organization such as the Campus Crusade for Christ. He not only has read their ads and fliers, but hunted down further information on their Web site, too.

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M.E.Ch.A hosts election forum

April 9

As Spring 2001 ASUNM elections draw near, it is time for all UNM students to realize the importance of their participation and of every vote.

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Serna backs up his tough talk when it’s convenient

April 6

Editor, I want to address an issue of concern I have with the upcoming ASUNM election. I have serious concerns about a group of “people” who are running for office. This group is The People slate.

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Today's Editorial Cartoon

April 6

Take a look at today's editorial cartoon.

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Art at the expense of Christians

Jeremy Reynalds | April 6

The highly controversial bikini-clad version of the Virgin Mary on display at a state museum has been described by its artist — a practicing Catholic — as an expression of her personal faith.