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Lobo defender Yuri Domiciano protects the ball from a SFU player September 30. The Lobos lost to Old Dominion 0-2 and play VALPO Wednesday at UNM's Soccer Complex.
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Men's soccer: Lobos' C-USA woes continue in loss to Old Dominion

Isabel Gonzalez | October 12

The New Mexico men’s soccer team lost its third Conference USA match 2-0 against the No. 11 Old Dominion Monarchs on Saturday night. The Lobos have yet to win a conference match this season. Their regular season was off to a promising start with a 5-1-1 record in the first seven matches. The one loss was against then-No. 1 UCLA. New Mexico was ranked as high as No. 7 in the NCAA Coaches’ Poll this season. However, the Lobos have dropped three of their last four games. Saturday’s match brought their record to 6-4-1 overall and 0-3-0 C-USA.

Elan Silverblatt-Buser speaks at Silver Leaf Farm, a farm started by him and his brother Aaron. Silver Leaf Farms currently has a 10,000 square foot green house that they hope to grow in year round.
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Young farmers receive local support for local produce

Liam Cary-Eaves | October 12

For some, growing vegetables is a job. For others, it may be a hobby. For Silver Leaf Farms, it’s a way of life. Co-owners Aaron and Elan Silverblatt-Buser have been promoting the use of local produce for six seasons by producing and selling to local growers markets, restaurants and grocery stores. It wasn’t until two months ago that the brothers decided to take the next step to better the Albuquerque community by reducing the team’s carbon footprint. Silver Leaf Farms has now expanded its business to be open year-round with hydroponic plants, and chose to install 20 solar panels in order to help minimize energy waste.

The Setonian
Opinion

Column: The Traditions of Homecoming not lost in College

Jenna Hagengruber | October 12

In high school, Homecoming was always something many students looked forward to. The week before Homecoming was an eventful time to celebrate pride in the school and the football team, elect the Homecoming Court and, of course, participate in the Homecoming dance. These traditions were something that many of us took part in, at least to some degree, and were sad to see end. Well, there's no need to fret because the University of New Mexico has some wonderful Homecoming traditions as well.

Forward Eileen Zendejas scrambles for the ball downfield against a UNLV player during their game on Oct. 4. Over the weekend the Lobos tied with Wyoming and beat Colorado State 2-0. 
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Women's soccer: Lobos get four points out of weekend road trip

J.R. Oppenheim | October 12

New Mexico women's soccer remains unbeaten in three meetings with Colorado State following Sunday's 2-1 victory in Fort Collins, Colorado, putting the Lobos back in the win column. UNM lost to UNLV last weekend and tied Wyoming in a scoreless draw on Friday. Goals from midfielder/forward Lindsey Guice and forward Quincy Slora against the Rams ensured that trend didn't continue. All 22 Lobos on the road trip saw playing time against either Wyoming or Colorado State.

Lobos Augustus Ge sets up his serve during the Balloon Fiesta Invitational Oct. 9. The invitational was held at the McKinnon Family Tennis Center and lasted three days with singles and doubles matches.
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Men's tennis: Jauregui, Ge perform well at Balloon Fiesta Invite

Robert Maler | October 11

New Mexico duo Rodolfo Jauregui and Augustus Ge walked away winners in doubles competition at the Balloon Fiesta Invitational on Sunday. The Lobos performed well in individual competition as well, with each player reaching the final or consolation final in his respective draw. Jauregui and Ge defeated the University of Arizona’s doubles team of Will Adkisson and Trevor James in the one set final, 8-4. “We played solid,” Ge said.

The Setonian
News

App contest offers award for women-only teams

Fin Martinez | October 11

UNM is preparing to launch its third annual mobile app contest, partnering with CNM for the first time in a collaboration that has brought innovations to the competition, including an award for teams composed exclusively of women. The “Women in Technology” award is up for grabs for female applicants to the contest, whether they apply individually or as a team. So far the contest has four such applicants, according to Manikantam Chitturi, the contest coordinator. “We thought of encouraging women to be involved more,” Chitturi said.

Lobo running back Richard McQuarley dives into the end zone during their game against NMSU Saturday Oct. 3, 2015. UNM beat out NMSU 38-29 and play Oct. 10 in Reno.
Sports

Football: Lobos look for third straight win

Thomas Romero-Salas | October 10

It’s time for New Mexico to see if it can handle the rest of the Mountain West. The Lobos are already 1-0 in the conference after winning 38-28 at Wyoming two weeks ago. UNM heads into the rest of the Mountain West slate with a two-game winning streak, something it hasn’t done in a single season since 2012.

Midfielder Alyssa Coonrod braces for a header while playing against UNLV on Sunday Oct. 4, 2015. The Lobos are playing out of state against Wyoming Oct. 9.
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Women's soccer: Lobos travel to Wyoming, Colorado State this weekend

October 9

In a conference where teams are beating each other up in the standings, every win becomes valuable and every loss can hurt. That’s the way the Mountain West Conference has been shaking out this women’s soccer season so far. There are no more unbeaten as Colorado College fell to Fresno State on Thursday. Eight of the 12 teams have at least two wins after the first two and a half weeks.

The Setonian
Sports

Tennis: UNM plays host to Balloon Fiesta Invitiational

Robert Maler | October 9

The UNM men’s tennis team will send four players to compete in the upcoming Balloon Fiesta Invitational this weekend. Albuquerque natives Michael Tran and Sean Baklini, will compete alongside teammates Augustus Ge and Rodolfo Jauregui will all compete in singles and doubles competition at the event.

Lobos Simone Henderson reaches above the net to block a Nevada players attack during their game September 26, 2015. The Lobos are expected to play Colorado State October 8.
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Volleyball: Lobos seeking first win at CSU since 1994

Liam Cary-Eaves | October 7

Fort Collins, Colorado has not been hospitable to the visiting New Mexico volleyball team. Colorado State has had UNM’s number under head coach Jeff Nelson, who has never garnered a win on the road against the Rams. Since taking over as head coach in 2007, Nelson has only beaten CSU twice out of 16 matches against the Rams.

The Setonian
News

UNMPD annual report displays rise, fall in various crimes for 2014

Sayyed Shah | October 7

The UNM Police Department’s annual Security and Fire Safety Report, released Oct.1, shows that the number of reported sexual assault, stalking and domestic violence cases on campus property increased in 2014 from the previous year. According to the report, the number of reported sexual assaults on campus increased from 12 to 18 between 2013 and 2014. The number of reported stalking crimes on campus also increased from five in 2013 to 28 in 2014.

The Setonian
News

New website purveys career advice based on personality

Matthew Narvaiz | October 7

It’s common for students to be unsure about career options before or even during college, and CareerBuilder’s new website, findyourcalling.com, is trying to help. Around 41 percent of freshmen in higher education do not finish their college careers, according to the National Center for Education. All of these people who are unemployed and undecided on their next career moves have many resources that attempt to point them in the right direction, with findyourcalling.com now in that arena.

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