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Opinion

Op-Ed: Beware dishonest, discriminatory landlords

May 1

Now that the semester is ending, many students will be seeking new living arrangements. For those desiring new apartments or houses in the UNM area, my experiences between the beginning of the 2016 spring semester and spring break may serve as a wake-up call to older students, especially if they happen to be questioning, assertive women. In my opinion, my experiences reflect, at best, a subjective attitude on the part of landlords, and at worst, age and gender discrimination.

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Sports

Baseball: Rough start on the hill hinders UNM in ASU opener

Liam Cary-Eaves | April 30

UNM left Carson Schneider’s rough start on the hill plagued UNM in a 9-5 loss in the series’ opener against Arizona State on Friday night. The Sun Devils jumped all over the 6-foot-3-inch lefty in the first two innings, plating six to get put the Lobos in a big hole early on.

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Culture

5 and Why: Marshall Broyles

Audrin Baghaie | April 28

ASUNM Student Special Event's Executive Director Marshall Broyles has been producing and recording for half a decade, but appreciating the art and intricacies of music his entire life. Between organizing the annual UNM Fiestas event to engineering audio for KUNM, Broyles finds the time to practice with his band Ugly Robot and simultaneously pursue his major in Music Theory. The Daily Lobo sat down with Broyles to discuss his favorite albums.

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Opinion

Letter: Even murderers can change their ways

April 28

On June 25, 1976, my grandparents, in rural Illinois, were murdered in their sleep. They were retired farmers in their 80’s.

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Sports

Beach Volleyball: UNM heads to Louisiana in season finale

Liam Cary-Eaves | April 28

Beach volleyball will close out its 2016 campaign with a big weekend, playing five matches in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. LSU will serve as the host team in the Battle on the Bayou tournament and will hope to keep its national championship aspirations alive, while the Lobos hope to keep climbing up the unofficial rankings ladder, where DiG Magazine currently places them at No. 16.

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News

HSC fights mining-related lung disease

Sayyed Shah | April 28

UNM researchers are helping miners in New Mexico get treatment for different diseases as well as get compensation from their employers. Researchers are collaborating with Miners' Colfax Medical Center to screen coal and uranium miners in the state for different diseases and to facilitate their treatment. The researchers are also providing education on how to prevent lung related diseases that are associated with mining.

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Opinion

Editorial: Admin should lead charge against sexual assault

Daily Lobo Editorial Board | April 28

The Department of Justice’s report, released last Friday, detailing the cracks in UNM's approach to combating sexual harassment and assault, is a jarring read. But, in many respects, President Bob Frank’s response later that same day was just as concerning. Frank and other University officials said that the DOJ report doesn’t represent the whole story, that UNM has prioritized the problem by conducting its own investigation, and that they have already implemented a variety of tools and procedures that can be utilized, including opening the LoboRESPECT center and establishing a 24/7 hotline.

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News

Constructing a safer campus

Johnny Vizcaino | April 28

Last Friday, in the wake of severe criticism from the Department of Justice, President Bob Frank outlined the steps UNM is taking to create a safer climate. Several University entities are following suit, saying action is being taken to meet the necessary standards on a campus-wide level.

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Sports

Women's Basketball: New coach brings new energy to offense

Liam Cary-Eaves | April 28

New is not always better. However, for Cherise Beynon, and the guards on the UNM women’s basketball roster, new will certainly be faster. With New Mexico’s most recent hire of Mike Bradbury to lead the charge for the women’s basketball program, a new dimension is coming.

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Opinion

Letter: Hispanics deserve consideration regarding UNM's seal

April 28

(This is an) open letter to the Regents of the University of New Mexico, I am writing to you today to get you to consider both sides of the Seal issue presented to you by The Red Nation and other Indian groups. They would prefer to completely remove the two figures, that is, the Spaniard and the Frontier man.

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Opinion

Letter: Consent needs to be understood to prevent sexual assault

April 28

Everyone deserves a sex life that is safe, healthy, and pleasurable -- and that includes every Lobo right here at the University of New Mexico. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the Student Alliance for Reproductive Justice is hosting a Take Back the Night, Thursday, April 28th from 7 to 9 p.m., starting west of the Cornell parking structure and ending at the Duck Pond.

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Opinion

Letter: K-9s should not be set on civilians

April 28

This barbaric practice of our police sicking large and ferocious attack dogs on citizens should stop. Thus in Albuquerque, what exactly happened when a paranoid schizophrenic camper in the Sandia foothills had a police dog sent at him? One report stated that the dog had been sent to bite him.  Even a normal, innocent person would be terrified enough to fight back instinctively and with no time for thought when a dog is coming at you off leash.

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Sports

Softball: Two struggling pitching staffs to collide this weekend

Wally Gallart | April 28

After a disappointing week at home, in which New Mexico was swept by UNLV, the Lobos will look to turn things around on the road this week against Boise State.

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Sports

Tennis: Lows push tennis player to New Mexico highs

Robert Maler | April 28

Athletes are likely to experience several highs and lows during their careers, never knowing when an injury might derail them or be a temporary setback. For one young New Mexico tennis player, the journey has already included all of those experiences and she said she is happy for it.

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Opinion

Letter: Trump and Sanders both demagogues, Clinton only qualified candidate

April 27

The bi-weekly letters of Muhaijir Romero, Arun Ahuja, and Don Schrader are always fascinating, but why doesn't the DAILY Lobo publish opinion letters and columns, daily? Wasn't the point of going digital, to expand access to information and dialogue?

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Opinion

Letter: Rape is not complex, its assault

April 27

I just read the article cited in President Frank’s Weekly Perspective – 4.25.2016, “Justice Department Releases Findings of UNM’s Response to Sexual Assaults On Campus,” and noted what President Frank said with some dismay: that UNM faces the “impossible goal” of stopping sexual assaults because, in part, they frequently occur in “incredibly complex situations” and “involve alcohol and drugs.”

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News

ASM caters to diversity on campus with career fair

Matthew Reisen | April 27

According to University release, the Anderson School of Management (ASM) is preparing to host its 10th annual Native American Career Fair on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Jackson Student Center.

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News

UNM awarded $7.5M for laser research

Matthew Reisen | April 27

According to UNM press release, a team of scientists at UNM have been awarded a $7.5 million grant to build on laser projects at the University. Mansoor Sheik-Bahae and Arash Mafi, both from the Department of Physics & Astronomy, along with collaborators from other institutions, were awarded the grant, according to the release.

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News

University's best online classrooms to be honored

Matthew Reisen | April 27

According to UNM press release, the University's best online courses are being recognized in an awards ceremony on Thursday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the SUB ballroom, sponsored by the UNM Center for Teaching & Learning. In 2012, the University of New Mexico Provost Chaouki Abdallah tasked the Online Course Advisory Council to establish online course standards.

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Sports

Baseball: Lobos rout NMSU 10-4

Liam Cary-Eaves | April 26

The Lobos now control the fate of the Rio Grande Rivalry. Following Tuesday night’s 10-4 rout over their in-state rivals, UNM (30-13, 16-5 MW) now holds a 2-1 advantage over NMSU on the 2016 campaign.