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Crime Briefs

On April 21, UNM Police Department was dispatched to Q Lot in reference to a burglary. According to the report, the victim alleged that he parked his car sometime in the morning, and returned later that evening to find his vehicle burglarized.


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News

Students take first in DECA competition

Two UNM students took home first place in an international advertising competition last week. Josh Dolin, a senior strategic communications major, and Sydney Sivils, a senior marketing and operations management major, won first place in the Advertising Campaign category of the DECA International Career Development Conference in Washington D.C.,


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Culture

Food biz at crux of wage battle

The restaurant business is one of close margins, where even small increases in costs can make the difference between success and failure. This makes the industry ground zero for the debate over an increase in the minimum wage.





The Setonian
Opinion

Sports, rape culture deters justice

Sexual assault is a growing problem on college campuses, and UNM is not immune to this trend. The sad fact, according to a study published by the National Coalition Against Violent Athletes, is that one in three sexual assaults on a university campus is committed by a student-athlete.



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News

Student Cabinet proposed amid fee review furor

UNM President Robert Frank is forming a new student group in an attempt to increase inclusiveness at the University. A statement released by the president’s office stated that the group, to be called the Student Cabinet, is intended to serve as another avenue for students to participate in University affairs.


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News

Lobo Spotlight: Nick Bakas

Former APD commander Nick Bakas said he supports communication and strives to confront any issue with meaningful discussion. He said the Albuquerque Police Department should do the same.


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Culture

Walk mirrors cancer battle

Students marched around Johnson field all night Friday to raise money for cancer research. Relay for Life is an overnight event meant to emphasize that cancer never sleeps. Participants circled the field for twelve hours to simulate the exhausting process of enduring cancer’s ‘road to recovery.’




The Setonian
Opinion

OurUNM event about facts, not prejudice

Editor, It is great to read that Emily Larsen supports the decrease of student fees and tuition and that her interest in civic engagement at UNM was amplified through the OurUNM event last Wednesday.


The Setonian
Opinion

4-29 Chandrashekar letter

Editor, The story titled “GPSA divestment resolution polarizes students” that appeared in the Daily Lobo’s April 28 issue is emblematic of egregious reporting by Daily Lobo. For one, the resolution passed with 10 votes in favor of it and nine votes against it while one person abstained. ...


The Setonian
Opinion

Dr. Pegs Prescription

It was the summer of Joseph Paz’s sixteenth year. As a high school junior in Las Cruces, his days were filled with basketball and track. He and his friends dreamed of becoming world-class athletes.


The Setonian
News

4-28 Monday on the Street

by Zachary Pavlik assistant-news@dailylobo.com @ZachPavlik What are your opinions regarding transparency among UNM administration, student government and the student body, and do you believe that students have enough input regarding University affairs? “I don’t think University administration ...



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News

New GPSA chair urges involvement

Law student Jessica Marshall will take over as Graduate and Professional Student Association council chair next year. During a GPSA meeting Saturday, Marshall won the position with 14 votes from the 19 council members present.


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News

World Briefs

As the presidential election in Egypt nears, former Egyptian army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday urged Egyptians to turn out to vote. Allies of the Muslim Brotherhood, which ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi, continue to urge people to boycott the election, according to Reuters.

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