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The Setonian
Opinion

Successful relationships transcend right to marry

Editor, I have been in love with certain men. I treasure mutually passionate romance with a man but do not want a license from any state for my deep romantic connection with him. I want him to stay with me because he wants to stay with me - not because he feels stuck with me in a legal cage called marriage or civil union.


The Setonian
Opinion

Responsible energy plan will improve the future

Editor, Though I have found it difficult to stomach past commentary from the impudent and self-righteous right hand of columnist Scott Darnell, I must agree with a point he made about Al Gore on Friday. As a cheerleader for a more progressive national energy policy to address global warming, concerned Americans expect Gore to be the archetype of a carbon-neutral lifestyle.


UNM guard J.R. Giddens grabs a rebound while being guarded by TCU's Neiman Owens during  the play-in game of the Mountain West Conference Tournament on Tuesday in Las Vegas. The Lobos lost 62-54 to the Horned Frogs.
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Lobos lose play-in game to TCU

LAS VEGAS - The UNM men's basketball team waited all season to return to the team that started 5-0. Unfortunately for the Lobos, another second-half collapse means there won't be another chance to turn this season around. UNM lost to Texas Christian 62-54 in the play-in game of the Mountain West Conference Tournament in Las Vegas on Tuesday.



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Caleb Odenbach Freshman Culinary arts Daily Lobo: Why are you majoring in culinary arts? Caleb Odenbach: I'm planning on going out and being a chef. DL: What's your favorite thing to cook? CO: I like Italian food, generally. Stromboli and stuff like that. DL: Do you cook for your friends? CO: ...


The Setonian
Opinion

GPSA didn't recommend Nguyen for student regent

Editor, As a member of two GPSA regent selection committees - in 2002 and 2004 - I take great umbrage at the content of Diane Albert's letter in Monday's Daily Lobo for this simple fact: The selection committee never selected Rosalyn Nguyen as one of the candidates whose name was forwarded to former UNM President Louis Caldera for consideration.


The Setonian
News

Alumni Association raffles off fall semester's tuition

Academic excellence is one way to get scholarships. This semester, entering a raffle is another. Fall tuition is one of seven prizes being offered in the Tuition Scholarship Raffle. This is the first time a tuition raffle will take place at UNM, said Quonya Huff, co-coordinator of the raffle. The winning tickets will be drawn at Johnson Field on April 21. The raffle is sponsored by Trailblazers, an organization in the Alumni Association. Any full-time student with a 2.0 GPA or better can participate. One ticket is $3, and four tickets are $10.


The Setonian
News

HBO special gives prof chance to shine

A UNM professor will join the ranks of Chris Rock and Jerry Seinfeld as the star of an HBO special. Instead of comedy, Robert Meyers' show focuses on how family members can convince addicts to seek help.


Brenda Claiborne, candidate for dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, answers questions from faculty Monday in the SUB.
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Q & A: Brenda Claiborne

Brenda Claiborne met with about 20 faculty members Monday in the SUB to discuss her experience and plans if selected as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Claiborne will meet with staff today from 11 to 11:45 a.m. in SUB Santa Ana rooms A and B and with students from 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. in SUB Acoma rooms A and B.


The Setonian
Opinion

Right to marriage shouldn't be determined by the state

Editor, The term "gay marriage" sets up a dichotomy that should not be present in our society. Framing the issue in terms of gay and straight leads to arguments supporting a separate but equal approach - marriage for straight couples, civil unions and domestic partnerships for gay couples.



Robin Warne, right, teaches a ninjitsu self-defense technique with the help of Michal Feracho in Johnson Center on Monday. Recreational Services offered the class for free and will offer free classes all this week as part of March Madness Fitness Week.
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Get fit for the break with free classes

If you have always wanted to learn ninja techniques and salsa dancing, this week is for you. Recreational Services is sponsoring March Madness Fitness Week, where students, faculty and staff can participate in any of the service's classes for free.


UNM flanker Jillion Potter lunges toward the goal while being tackled during Saturday's game against Air Force at University Stadium.
Sports

Rugby whips No. 1 in nation

If Saturday's game is any indication, the UNM women's rugby team is headed for a spectacular season. The No. 12 Lobos thumped No. 1 Air Force 41-0 at University Stadium on Saturday.


The Setonian
Opinion

Inconsiderate passengers make bus ride unbearable

Editor, I would like to share my thoughts on the topic of riding the UNM shuttle bus. I need to vent, because I find this means of transportation an atrocity - not because of the service, but because of its patrons. I feel that common courtesy has been lost.


The Setonian
Opinion

Gore's actions irrelevant; conservation is important

Editor, I was dismayed Friday by columnist Scott Darnell's factually incorrect and logically incoherent piece on energy conservation. Darnell rightfully objected to former Vice President Al Gore's massive personal energy bill and lack of frugality. However, his claim that Gore does not participate in a voluntary program that uses renewable rather than carbon-based energy is an outright lie.


The Setonian
Opinion

SUB should not play host to loud daytime concerts

Editor, The SUB should not be used as a concert hall. On Friday, a co-worker and I were enjoying a nice lunch in the SUB when our conversation was muted by the deafening sound of a marching band. Thankfully, the band played for only about five minutes. But during those five minutes, I noticed people having to yell at the food vendors just to have their orders heard.


The Setonian
Opinion

Departing regent worked hard for students, state

Editor, I am writing to say thank you to an exceptional person, Rosalyn Nguyen, for her service to UNM and to the state of New Mexico during her two-year tenure as student regent. Nguyen has demonstrated the qualities of a true leader, working tirelessly behind the scenes to lobby state legislators, meet with the Board of Regents and advocate for UNM with Gov.


The Setonian
Opinion

Giddens' lack of control a detriment to team play

Editor, Is it me, or does the Lobo men's basketball team play more as a team when J.R. Giddens isn't in the game? Granted, he had a long-overdue good game in the Lobos' final home appearance of the season, but just as head coach Ritchie McKay got canned, so should Giddens.


The Setonian
Sports

UNM seeded third after win

There was a bump in the road, but the UNM women's basketball team remains one of the hottest teams heading into the conference tournament. After UNLV snapped the Lobos' eight-game winning streak Thursday, UNM rebounded against San Diego State.


Steve McKernan, right, shows New Mexico first lady Barbara Richardson, center, and Alice King the view from the fifth floor of the future Barbara and Bill Richardson Pavilion of UNM Hospital.
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UNMH to build children's wing

The Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation announced a $1.6 million pledge to UNM Hospital on Friday to build an inpatient children's wing and surgical suite in the Bill and Barbara Richardson Pavilion. The donation demonstrates commitment to patients and their families, said Don Blanton, president of the foundation's board of directors. "It's our outward show of support for them," he said. "A lot of the people we deal with are below the poverty level."

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