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The anatomy of a great video game
Aidan Turowski | February 22After months of playing, I decided I was good enough at “Soulcalibur IV” to take my skills online and put them to the test.
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Photographing a holocaust
Aidan Turowski | April 28Lucian Niemeyer is no stranger to genocide. After escaping Germany during the Hitler regime in 1937, Niemeyer was inspired to tell the stories of the genocide that took place in Rwanda and Sudan over the past 20 years. His exhibit is on display at the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology.
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Built to Spill album good for lazy Sunday
Aidan Turowski | April 25It's been five years since Built to Spill released an album and three years since the band went on tour, but You in Reverse is Doug Martsch and his band's best release yet.
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Watchdog group keeps tabs on police activity
Aidan Turowski | February 24by Aidan Turowski Daily Lobo On weekend nights in Downtown Albuquerque, Darcy Brazen and fellow members of Copwatch stroll the streets looking for signs of police brutality. "It's not our intention to find bad cops," Brazen said. "It's our intention to reaffirm what people's rights are." Volunteers ...
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Dean honored for freshman efforts
Aidan Turowski | February 3Over the past 25 years, Peter White has made it a point to get to know his 5,000 students.
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Protest shares dual vision
Aidan Turowski | January 17by Aidan Turowski Daily Lobo About 30 members of the First Unitarian Church gathered in honor of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. to protest the war in Iraq on Monday. The protesters said the late civil rights leader would be against the war if he were alive today.
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Online tutor connection
Aidan Turowski | December 7by Aidan Turowski Daily Lobo As the end of the semester nears, students needing tutoring for final exams can turn to the Internet.
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'El Profe' receives award
Aidan Turowski | November 9by Aidan Turowski Daily Lobo Enrique Lamadrid is a busy man. When he's not teaching or helping students, he is planning his next class excursion to central Mexico or the Caribbean. Known as "El Profe" by his students, Lamadrid was awarded the AmÇrico Parades Prize on Oct.
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Forum scouts tech ideas
Aidan Turowski | October 24by Aidan Turowski Daily Lobo About 60 faculty members attended an all-day conference Friday on the ways digital media can impact education at UNM. UNM's Art, Research, Technology and Science Laboratory sponsored the conference. The forum involved guest speakers and lab sessions on science and technology in advancing the field of education.
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Center surveys women at UNM
Aidan Turowski | September 30by Aidan Turowski Daily Lobo The Women's Resource Center is conducting a survey to find whether women feel they are treated equally at UNM. The survey began Sept. 6, and results will be available Nov. 31. Sandrea Gonzales, director of the Women's Resource Center, said the 150-question survey will explore the issues that affect women - such as equality, fairness and how they feel about their treatment on campus.
