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Correction

An incorrect photo ran in Friday's edition identifying a runner as Matt Gonzales. The runner in the photo is Joseph Garcia. The error was made in editing.

1,000 immigrants, activists march against bill

About 1,000 people rallied at the National Hispanic Cultural Center on Sunday in support of immigrant rights. Demonstrators at the rally included Mexican immigrants and local activists. The event was in correlation with the National Day of Action for Immigrants, which is a day of demonstrations across the country.

Lobos snag 1st MWC win

The UNM men's tennis team faced off against Air Force on Saturday and left with its first win in Mountain West Conference play. No. 74 New Mexico (10-6, 1-2 MWC) defeated Air Force (11-7, 0-3 MWC) 6-1 on Senior Day.

Letter: Creationists should stop using extinct arguments

I try hard to avoid debating creationists - little good ever comes from it - but Gerardo Saenz' letter in Thursday's issue of the Daily Lobo requires at least a brief response. If Saenz wants to engage in an intellectual debate about evolution, he should avoid using creationist arguments that went extinct long ago - though perhaps he doesn't believe in extinction, an evolutionist conspiracy.

Singles play saves women's match

The No. 40-ranked UNM women's tennis team lost its first match in the Mountain West Conference and fourth overall Saturday against Brigham Young University.

Ed toons

Column: Case for nukes leaky at best

With talk of an energy crisis and Iranian weapons common these days, the issues of nuclear power and nuclear weapons are as relevant as ever.

Book fair attracts collectors

A first edition Cat in the Hat priced at $4,500 appeared at the 15th Albuquerque Antiquarian Book Fair. Last Friday and Saturday at the Continuing Education Building, the book fair's rare and out-of-print selection drew a crowd of about 400 book dealers and collectors.

Students walk in circles to raise funds for cancer

Cancer affects people of all ages. That's why UNM hosted its first Relay for Life, said Relay committee member Maria Lohmann.

The man behind UNM's muscle

He blows the whistle and more than 50 sweaty college football players stop exercising. All eyes fix on Mark Paulsen.

Offense launches baseball to victory

The UNM baseball team won two of three games at San Diego State behind an offensive explosion Sunday.

Letter: Religion need not rule out the possibility of evolution

This is in response to Gerardo Saenz's letter in Thursday's edition of the Daily Lobo titled, "Law of cause and effect disproves evolutionary theory," in which Saenz attempts to single-handedly disprove evolution with a couple of fallible theories.

Letter: Cause/effect law taken out of context, misused

I'm writing in response to Gerardo Saenz' letter in the Thursday edition of the Daily Lobo, in which Saenz speaks regarding Michael Weber's letter and, in it, thoroughly discusses his views on evolutionary theory and creationism.

Cougars end Lobos' win streak

The UNM men's tennis team fell to the Brigham Young Cougars 5-2 on Thursday at the Lobo Tennis Club.

Letter: Jesus' death was the way our debt to God was paid

This is in response to Michael Weber's letter in Wednesday's issue of the Daily Lobo titled "Churches, archaic beliefs should be thrown out" in the Opinion section.

Room celebration fit for King

When Bruce King was in seventh grade, he knew he would be governor of New Mexico someday. A former governor told King's class that one of them could eventually be governor.

Former Lobo signs contract with Nike

Matt Gonzales was patient for long enough. The former UNM track and field and cross country star has signed a contract with Nike, making his status as a professional runner official.

Diver surprised by silver

Ex-UNM diver Becca Barras didn't expect to get a chance to compete at the Commonwealth Games. That's why the silver medal she won in the synchronized 3-meter springboard at the event in Melbourne, Australia, came as such a surprise.

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Tiara Triebel Freshman Biochemistry "It's important to vote because it's important to be active in your school community and to know what you're voting for. If you want things done, you have to vote, because without voting there's no point. You can't complain unless you vote.

Garcia grabs GPSA presidency

Joseph Garc°a was voted president of GPSA on Thursday. A total of 751 students voted online from Monday through Thursday to select leadership for the Graduate and Professional Students Association.