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News

Foster, GPSA talk problems, muffins

UNM Provost Brian Foster offered suggestions on how to address a lack of grievance procedures, the low number of graduate assistant positions and student professional development at GPSA's first council meeting of the year Saturday.


The Setonian
Opinion

Decision to drop C-Span is customer abuse

Editor, Comcast Cable is abusing its customers and our local educators again. Not only have cable rates risen three times the rate of inflation since deregulation, which represents price gouging just as the oil companies are doing with the captive driver markets, but Comcast fills the affordable basic channels with irrelevant shopping and religious programming.



The Setonian
Opinion

Chicano nationalism gaining strength as population grows

Editor, In anticipation to the upcoming conference on "Nationalism and Imperialism" sponsored by ECDN, a local student group of Chicano nationalists, on Sept. 15, I feel compelled to state that at long last Chicano nationalism is being placed on the same level of legitimacy as the other three nations in representation at the conference; namely, Palestine, Ireland, and Quebec.


The Setonian
News

Burn, Old Man Gloom

The annual burning of "Zozobra," or "Old Man Gloom," at Santa Fe's Fort Marcy Park Sept. 6, 2001 marks the opening of Fiestas de Santa Fe


The Setonian
News

Kick off with a big bang

A National Guard tank rolls past Moon Street on Central Avenue during Saturday's State Fair kickoff parade.



The Setonian
Sports

Athletes of the Week

Senior running back Jarrod Baxter of the football team and Anna Reines of the volleyball team are the New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.


The Setonian
News

AIDS Walk to hit UNM

New Mexico AIDS Services is expecting more than 2,500 walkers to help it raise $150,000 Saturday during its 10th Annual AIDS Walk, which begins at 8 a.m. at Johnson Field.



The Setonian
Sports

Sports in Brief

The UNM women’s soccer team will be looking to get its first win of the season this weekend as it continues on a five-game road trip to open the season.


The Setonian
News

En fuego

The annual burning of “Zozobra,” or “Old Man Gloom,” at Fort Marcy Park Thursday night marks the opening of Fiestas de Santa Fe.





The Setonian
Sports

Narita opens Lobo career with a bang

Junior midfielder Junro Narita, a Beppu, Japan native, started his UNM soccer career by scoring two goals in the men’s soccer team’s season-opening victory against Oral Roberts University on Aug. 31.


The Setonian
Opinion

College guides are a poor measure of universities

Like the college-bound high school seniors it seeks to serve, U.S. News and World Report's America's Best Colleges turns 18 this season. This guide, and a score of others, are the vehicles of choice for millions of high school students who'll start their college searches this fall.



The Setonian
Opinion

COLUMN: `Sideshow Bob' finally axed

During the summer, the University announced the retirement of Robert "Sideshow Bob" Migneault, dean of the General Library at UNM. This announcement was accompanied by glowing appraisals of the man and his accomplishments from Public Affairs, the Campus News and Provost Brian Foster.


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