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Athletes of the Week

Erchen Theys of the women's soccer team and Junro Narita of the men's soccer team are this week's New Mexico Daily Lobo athletes of the week. Theys, junior midfielder, led the women to a a second place finish in the ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic in Evansville, Ind.

Women's soccer captures second, Theys gets MVP at Aces tourney

Staff report The UNM women's soccer team swept two games over the University of Evansville and Oakland (Mich.) University to place second in the ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic in Evansville, Ind., this weekend. The Lobos placed behind tournament winners the University of Kansas (7-1-1) based on goal differential.

Recruitment Services working

by Emily Williams Daily Lobo In the past five years enrollment at UNM has gone up more than seven percent and more than three percent in the last year. Enrollment will continue to rise with Recruitment Services working strategically to promote the school.

UNM extends streak

by Michael Beniash Daily Lobo The UNM men's soccer team remained undefeated this weekend to extend its unbeaten streak to eight -- the best start ever for the program. The Lobos (8-0-0) defeated Georgia State University and Southwest Missouri State University during the Lobo Invitational at the UNM Soccer Complex.

COLUMN: Technology sapping our world

Children aren't the only ones who stay awake at night clutching their blankets, insomniac from fear of the boogieman. I too have a monster under my bed: technology. With progress moving forward without any end in sight, it's imperative to see how truly scary it is and question its worth.

Aggies grab state bragging rights in 24-13 victory

On Saturday, the University of New Mexico football team was humbled by its 24-13 loss to in-state rival New Mexico State University in Las Cruces. The Lobos looked confused and out of rhythm for most of the game as the Aggies dominated time of possession and the flow of the game.

COLUMN: Community service a fresh ASUNM staple

by Jennifer Onuska Daily Lobo Columnist A trend is developing throughout our country at other college campuses in which community service has become a part of their student governments. This addition to other student governments has been highly accepted and successful.

Spikers claim three straight in Lobo invite

The UNM volleyball team got the most out of home-court advantage, winning this weekend's Comcast Lobo Invitational tournament. The Lobos (4-8) rallied to beat Southern Methodist University Friday night and Temple University Saturday afternoon and dominated Auburn University Saturday night to get the trifecta.

Center offers many services, resources

Staff Report The UNM Career Services Center assists students and alumni in developing, evaluating, and implementing career, education and employment decisions, according to its mission statement. The center offers many services to assist students in their job or career choices.

Exhibit features Chicano art

Staff Report Chicano issues such as culture discourse, labor rights and the loss of ancestral lands are on exhibit through Nov. 1 at the Albuquerque Sunport. The exhibit, which is made up of three panels displaying photographs, literature, artifacts and historical documents, commemorates the work of several Chicano leaders as well as the role UNM's Chicano/a Studies program in establishing Chicano Studies as a legitimate academic field.

Workshops help law students

by Felice Martinez Daily Lobo The Career Services Office at the UNM School of Law offers students and graduates individualized attention because student body's small size. The individual career counseling sessions give students the opportunity to discuss any aspect of career development.

Cancer's causes unexplored

by Barbara Brenner Knight Ridder-Tribune People living with breast cancer wait for big news from the Department of Defense Breast Cancer Research Program Era of Hope Meeting with bated breath, eager for the breakthrough that could prolong lives. Having been a peer reviewer for the breast cancer research program of the Department of Defense, I have come to view these gatherings less as venues for significant scientific revelations and more as wasted opportunities to focus on what, beyond our genes, may be causing breast cancer.

Exhibit features Chicano art

Staff Report Chicano issues such as culture discourse, labor rights and the loss of ancestral lands are on exhibit through Nov. 1 at the Albuquerque Sunport. The exhibit, which is made up of three panels displaying photographs, literature, artifacts and historical documents, commemorates the work of several Chicano leaders as well as the role UNM's Chicano/a Studies program in establishing Chicano Studies as a legitimate academic field.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

LETTER: New SUB should include more vegetarians choices

I am not the type of person that makes an issue out of being a vegetarian; I don't plan to do so here. I am, however, a little disappointed that there are not more choices for vegetarians on campus.

Aggies look to avenge last year's humbling loss to Lobos

In his fourth year at New Mexico State University, Alex Davis has seen it all when it comes to New Mexico State-New Mexico games. The junior tight end and graduate of Las Cruces High School knows the importance placed on the game. With the Aggies off to a 0-2 start in a season that most thought would be a breakout year, Saturday's game is that much more important.

Public space work reaps award

For his work on the study and design of the 6,000-year-old concept of public spaces such as plazas and markets, Mark Childs, associate professor of architecture and planning, has received this month's Faculty Acknowledgement Award.

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