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UNM student Tim Dempsey looks at an exhibit on genocide in Africa on April 18 at the Maxwell Museum.
News

Photographing a holocaust

Lucian Niemeyer is no stranger to genocide. After escaping Germany during the Hitler regime in 1937, Niemeyer was inspired to tell the stories of the genocide that took place in Rwanda and Sudan over the past 20 years. His exhibit is on display at the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology.


Bambale Osby
Sports

Maryland signs former Lobo

The University of Maryland signed ex-Lobo Bambale Osby to a scholarship Thursday. As a freshman, Osby played in 31 of 33 games for the UNM men's basketball team during the 2004-2005 season. It was the same season the Lobos won the Mountain West Conference Tournament and made their first NCAA Tournament appearance in six years.



Former Lobo center Ryan Cook takes the field at the beginning of the Lobos' game against Air Force at University Stadium in November.
Sports

Put in work for chance to play

Ryan Cook's biggest football moment could come this weekend. After being a standout center for the UNM football team, Cook is preparing for Saturday's NFL Draft. Mel Kiper Jr. has Cook ranked as the fourth-highest center in the 2006 NFL Draft.





UNM student Ryan Nelson, center, talks to Mansfield Independent School District elementary principal Debbie Clayton, left, and MISD human resources director Joyce Roberts during a school employment fair held in the SUB on Thursday.
News

Job fair attracts potential teachers

UNM is an appealing place to recruit teachers because of its diverse student body, Dave Jarvis said. "In our Highline School District, which is right outside of Seattle, we have 65 different languages spoken," he said. "So we need a number of staff members who represent the population that we serve."



The Setonian
News

the daily lobo asks you:

Rebecca Browne Senior Psychology "I don't have a problem with it. I know it bothers a lot of people, and I know there are a lot of allergies, and we have a lot of problems with allergies in New Mexico anyway." Adrienne Morrison Senior Psychology "I don't smoke, but my father smokes.



Culture

Movie sticks a solid landing

"Bring It On" is the essential cheerleading film of the century. If you are like me, you are waiting for another one. Only with gymnastics instead of cheerleading, and a Sum-41-esque punk-rock attitude.





Daniel Powter
Culture

Too good to be one-hit wonder

I cannot deny it. I'm a sucker for a guy who can play the piano. Daniel Powter may not be one of the first names to come to mind when thinking of contemporary artists who don't rely on big bands, but Powter is getting there. The Canadian has been enjoying recent success in Europe - even being compared to Elton John - and is now playing his piano for those of us on the other side of the ocean.


Culture

Bringin' it back to 9 Mile

Rusty Rutherford stands 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 110 pounds. But it is all muscle. He's white on the outside, black on the inside and black from the waste down, he said.




The Setonian
Opinion

Letter: Lottery Scholarship helps, but doesn't cover all dues

This is in response to Louis Schiffman's letter to the editor in Friday's issue of the Daily Lobo. Yes, free money from the Lottery Success Scholarship does help us get through school, and, as a student who uses the Lottery Scholarship money to basically pay for school, I know how it helps.

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