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Still life

Sophomore Lucy Brandauer draws in Castetter Hall's greenhouse during her art class Thursday.



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Opinion

LETTER: Preventing theft is fine, but pedestrians ignored at UNM

Regarding Parking Services' Car Safety Campaign, I think it is just fine UNM wants to inform people how to keep our precious cars safe from thieves. However, what I would like to see is UNM do something to help pedestrians. It's bad enough the entire city is like a war zone for pedestrians but the streets on the UNM campus are just as bad.





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LETTER: What Cyrino wears to class not relevant

On March 26, the Daily Lobo published an article about Professor Monica Cyrino. The reporter, Jason Gil Bear, included an evaluation of Professor Cyrino's attire: "Cyrino, wearing a slim-fitting purple shirt with tailored black pants and stiletto heels . joked about wanting to look more like Mariah Carey."





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COLUMN: Political labels have lost meaning

People like to reduce our social relations down to who is leftist, or liberal, and who is on the right, or conservative. I wonder what label we have for those poor lonely souls in the center. The use of such labels, from clothing brand names to political orientation, have become an easy way to categorize people but does little to address the real issues and concerns of society.


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Sports

Lobos look to keep MWC lead

The UNM baseball team has bounced back after a rough beginning to the season, with the help of a long homestand, to climb atop the Mountain West Conference standings.



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Sports in Brief

The UNM men's tennis team will be looking to start Mountain West Conference play on the right track this weekend when the Lobos travel to Las Vegas, Nev., to take on two opponents.



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On the fly

Thomas Pe§a explains fly fishing techniques during his dry fly casting clinic in Johnson Center Wednesday.



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Opinion

LETTER: GPSA candidate seeks support

Hello, my name is Aaron Kugler, and I am running for GPSA president. I am a first-year law student. I received my bachelor's degree in English and psychology from UNM.


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Opinion

COLUMN: NAFTA rife with flaws, hypocrisy

Ten years ago, NAFTA negotiators met fierce public opposition. An incredibly broad coalition of unions, environmental and social groups, agriculturalists, opportunistic politicians and religious folk banded together to oppose the free trade agreement that threatened something they valued. That which was valued varied greatly, but all could agree that NAFTA would upset that.

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