Daily Lobo: Where are you from, Nina? Nina Freer: I was born in Toronto, Ontario. I'm from Manitoba, and I grew up in Arizona. DL: How long have you been down here in the States? NF: I regressed. I moved back two years ago. I was living up in Manitoba for a while again.
Students may now have to pay more for a visit to the Student Health and Counseling Center. The center raised the cost of some services because of reduced funding from the Student Fee Review Board. SHAC director Beverly Kloeppel said rising health care costs also contributed to the fee hike.
Daily Lobo: What was your first degree from UNM? Candice Welhausen: A B.A. in communication and journalism. DL: And now you've come back for a Ph.D.? CW: Yes, I have a master's in English and professional writing, and I'm finishing my Ph.D. in rhetoric and composition, which is teaching writing and the study of argument.
Representatives from International Student Volunteers held seminars in the SUB on Thursday to recruit students for their volunteer-adventure program. "Our purpose and mission is to create an environment conducive to combining education, conservation and recreation," ISV American Recruitment Coordinator Sam Yax said.
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