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Yesterdays Sudoku and Crossword Answers
November 7Sudoku and crossword answers for Monday 11-6.
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Children weren’t turned away for petty reasons
November 7Editor, Sam Allred’s letter to the Daily Lobo gives me a wonderful opportunity to share with readers the UNM Art Museum’s commitment to educating public school children as well as the University community.
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VA, Medicaid are thuggish in practice
Frank Martin/ Daily Lobo guest columnist | November 7I had a heart attack in 2009. I have never been able to get the Veterans Affairs Hospital or N.M. Medicaid to approve the cardiac rehab required to go to school and work.
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TWO TERMS
David Espo/ The Associated Press | November 7President Barack Obama rolled to re-election Tuesday night, vanquishing former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney despite a weak economy that plagued his first term and put a crimp in the middle class dreams of millions.
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Heinrich defeats Wilson
Antonio Sanchez and Ardee Napolitano | November 7Old men, students and children danced onstage, some of them teary eyed, at the New Mexico Democratic Party’s watch party Tuesday night as they belted out the words to a popular Black Eyed Peas song.
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Min. wage increase passes by comfortable margin
November 7People who earn minimum wage in Albuquerque will make $1 more every hour beginning January 2013.
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Poll volunteers: Some registration forms not delivered to county clerk
Ardee Napolitano | November 6by Ardee Napolitano news@dailylobo.com Some voter registration forms gathered on campus didn’t make it to the County Clerk’s office. Volunteers at the polling station in the Student Union Building on Tuesday said some voter registration organizations that gathered registration forms from students forgot to turn them in. County Clerk Public Information Officer Liz Hamm said people whose registration forms were not delivered to the office before the Oct.
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Election Day 2012 live blog
Staff Report | November 6The Daily Lobo’s live blog of Election Night 2012.
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Campus cocaine bust
Ardee Napolitano | November 6An undercover drug bust near the Duck Pond ended in the arrest of a dozen people, five of whom are UNM students. According to an article in the Albuquerque Journal, the Albuquerque Police Department was undercover on campus beginning on Thursday. One student reportedly sold drugs to an undercover police officer, and the other four tried to purchase drugs from an officer who was pretending to be a drug distributor.
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New Mexico follows the leader
John Tyczkowski | November 6Forget “The Land of Enchantment,” a more exact state motto for New Mexico would be “The Land of Steady Voting Habits.”
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Rightward shift robs voters of a real choice
Joachim Oberst/ Daily Lobo guest columnist | November 6It is remarkable that every presidential election seems to top the previous one in terms of importance. With each race, the public faces the same dilemma: right-wing corporatism flirting with outright fascism or right-wing liberalism propped up by militarism.
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Third parties will heal political divide
John Tyczkowski | November 6These days, it’s easy to say that the two major parties have lost touch with what they have traditionally stood for. Kennedy and Obama both define “Democrat” in radically different ways, just as Eisenhower and Romney define “Republican” in radically different ways.
Culture
‘Makeup design is really just being a good painter’
Antonio Sanchez | November 6Slashed throats, bruised eyes, infected cuts — theater makeup professor Dorothy Baca said she is not one to shy away from violent theatrics.
Culture
The Weekly Free
Nicole Perez | November 6In between all those assignments and classes, you’ll need a breather this week, so check out these free events and other freebies if you need a pick-me-up.
Sports
Lobo win final exhibition match
J.R. Oppenheim | November 6Alex Kirk hasn’t played a basketball game in 594 days. He missed the 2011-12 season after surgery for a herniated disc in his back.
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Photo Essay: Día de los Muertos
November 5Over the years, the Marigold Parade has grown from just a neighborhood event to one with citywide draw.
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American Indian Heritage Month honored
Antonio Sanchez | November 5A group of children shook maracas and held feathers and flowers as they danced to the beat of a drum in honor of American Indian Heritage Month.
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‘Please, not in this neighborhood’
Ardee Napolitano | November 5UNM’s Addiction and Substance Abuse Program will have to find a new home by next fall, but the residents of the program’s prospective new location object to the move.
Opinion
Friday's Sudoku and crossword answers
November 5Sudoku and crossword answers for Friday 11-2.
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Don’t elect climate change deniers
Peter Kindilien | November 5Most of our global warming is caused by burning oil, coal and gas, clearing the forests and pumping methane into the atmosphere from farms, landfills and coal mines.
