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News

President Bush more popular than policies

History will remember President Bush's commanding speech to the nation nine days after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. But his first State of the Union address Tuesday night might be a bigger test of his leadership.


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Sports

Lobos rebound, bounce Rams

Colorado State University rallied Monday night but could not overcome the firepower of UNM sharpshooter Ruben Douglas, who scored 23 points, including 11 in a row during the second half.




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Culture

'Me Times Three' silly but worthwhile treat

Complete with the standard plucky heroine, date-from-hell scenes and gorgeous gay best friend, "Me Times Three" is the typical chick-flick in book form. Think Bridget Jones' Diary, with a move from London to New York and Bridget replaced with her Jewish alter ego.



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News

HSC lab space seekers spare gym

Faculty and staff at the UNM Health Sciences Center and School of Medicine expressed relief Monday after hospital administration dropped - for now - plans to close a small gymnasium to make way for office space.



The Setonian
Opinion

COLUMN: Why not ask for no tuition at all?

While we here in New Mexico ease into the new legislative season, students at Queen's University in Ontario are mired in a tuition fight that's been in progress for several months. With demands to freeze tuition and drop a proposal to deregulate tuition, several dozen of these students occupied an office suite in their administration building from Jan. 15 until Jan. 18.


The Setonian
Opinion

EDITORIAL: Price of self-respect

As much has been made about UNM Professor Richard Berthold, it pales in comparison to the controversy that has rocked the University of South Florida.


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News

Cal students clamoring for Clinton

Hundreds of University of California, Berkeley students waited hours in line and some even camped overnight for tickets to hear former President Bill Clinton's first campus speech on Tuesday.


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Opinion

LETTER: Decision over pay cut or raise left in staff's hands

In the third week of New Mexico's Legislative session, it is time for UNM staff members to step up to the plate and bring heat to their legislators and the governor. If education employees do not receive a salary raise this session, in view of the projected health insurance, parking fees and cost of living increases, UNM staff will in effect experience a pay cut.




The Setonian
Sports

Jinks lights up Lobos in 72-60 UNLV win

The UNM women's basketball team could not contain University of Nevada at Las Vegas point guard Constance Jinks again as she scored 29 points to help defeat the Lobos 72-60.




The Setonian
Sports

Swim team rallies past NMSU

The UNM women's swimming and diving team won seven events to beat intra-state rival New Mexico State University 169.5 points to 125.5 Saturday in Las Cruces.


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Sports

A step up a step back for Linson

Chris Linson Jr. stepped up in weight class for his boxing match against Joseph Brady Friday night and was not ready for the increased power. Linson was pounded and suffered his first loss since 1999.

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