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April 17Firefighters were watching for embers Tuesday from a blaze that burned about 25 acres of bosque on the northwestern edge of Pojoaque Pueblo and forced evacuations.
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Olmos to fight student apathy
Iliana Limn | April 17One of the first things newly elected GPSA President Lorena Olmos says she will do is begin working on outreach programs that would encourage more graduate student government participation.
Opinion
LETTER: 'Door jumping' endangers all
April 17I am writing this letter in hopes of abolishing the practice of "door jumping" in our school shuttles. Allow me to explain. Most of our shuttles come equipped with two doors. They're placed strategically, with one in front and one in the middle.
Sports
UNM signs JC guard, Douglas forgoes draft
April 17The UNM men's basketball team has been losing players at a blistering rate this season, but the Lobos finally have added a player while squashing rumors of another one's departure.
Opinion
COLUMN: Court ignored real problem
April 17Yesterday, the Supreme Court struck down a law prohibiting sexually explicit material that appears to involve minors or conveys the impression that minor was involved in its creation. The law was aimed at preventing computer-generated pornography that contains no actual children but is altered to appear as though it does.
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Crash course
April 17Paramedics check an unidentified man who was thrown from his Jeep Wrangler after it rolled over during a three-car accident at University Boulevard and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue Tuesday afternoon.
Opinion
LETTER: Ritthaler himself guilty of overlooking relevant facts
April 17In his Daily Lobo letter on Tuesday, Mike Ritthaler is guilty of the charge embodied in the title - "Dam columnist ignores facts." He correctly calculates the solar panel area - 11 square miles - required to produce the equivalent of Hoover Dam's 2 million kilowatt capacity. He then asks the scary, debate-ending question "Where are the 11 square miles we're willing to sacrifice?"
Opinion
LETTER: Removing band fliers costly for community
April 17Many of us have worked for years to remove the illegal fliers that are persistently posted in the UNM area. These fliers have proven to be not only an eyesore, but also the source of much of the street debris that pollutes the area. It has taken untold hours of work on the part of neighborhood volunteers to remove literally pounds of trash from signs, poles and walls.
Sports
Luper steps up to take his place on Lobo football coaching staff
April 17UNM head football coach Rocky Long announced hiring Curtis Luper as the running backs' coach Tuesday.
Opinion
LETTER: Routine pap smears a must for all women
April 17Twenty-four hours ago, I was not even aware of a disease called cervical cancer. I wasn't even sure what a cervix was and had no idea that it can, for reasons not completely known, become cancerous.
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Survey says: add smoothies, juices and Asian food to new SUB menu
Arthur Simoni | April 16Juices and smoothies, deli sandwiches and Asian food will join chicken, New Mexican food and pizza in the new SUB, if the opinion poll conducted in last Wednesday's ASUNM election carries any weight.
Culture
Guide lacking in humor, but full of generalizations
Anna Angeli | April 16Sarah Montague wants to prove to the world that she's a smart, modern writer.
Opinion
Passage of Amendment One offers groups brighter future
April 16I would like to take this opportunity to thank the student body for passing Amendment One last Wednesday. I feel confident that the returns this amendment will bring to the students of this University are rewards of great proportion that are difficult to imagine at this time.
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Hirsute pursuit
April 16Senior Jimmy Stephens, in black at right, sells "Jimmy Dolls" and shirts, part of his undergraduate thesis that focuses on his body hair, outside Mitchell Hall Monday. Next to Stephens are Justin Powell and Brittainy Larback.
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Fine Arts Library to move into larger space in 2004
April 16The Fine Arts Library, located in the Center for the Arts, will find a home in the new School of Architecture and Planning after its scheduled completion in October 2004.
