Opinion
Slant supplants fact in today’s media
Alexandra Swanberg | April 25Journalism: the best option for creative writing majors who can’t seem to finish their first novel. Not convinced?
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KUNM struggles under sequester
Alexandra Swanberg | April 17Federal sequestration brings budget cuts for research and other government-funded endeavors here at UNM, and northern New Mexico’s public radio station is feeling some major effects.
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UNM Crime Briefs
Alexandra Swanberg | April 10A UNM student reported that an unknown suspect had stolen two pieces of his art from the College of Fine Arts where they were displayed on the third floor.
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UNM Crime Briefs
Alexandra Swanberg | April 3A UNM student reported on March 25 that her car had been broken into while it was parked T Lot. According to the report, the unknown suspect broke the driver side window and stole her car radio, iPod, and Van’s shoes, with a combined worth of $415.
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Alexandra Swanberg | March 26At some time between March 13 and 18, an unknown suspect stole a UNM-issued Apple laptop from a UNM professor’s office.
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Alexandra Swanberg | March 20On March 6, a UNM student reported to UNMPD that three of his car tires had been punctured and flattened while the vehicle was parked near Hokona Hall.
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Board of Regents meeting produces faculty salary increase stalemate, new Honors College major
Alexandra Swanberg | March 18The University may be losing faculty if it doesn’t do something to increase faculty salaries.
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UNM Crime Briefs
Alexandra Swanberg | March 6On Feb. 22, UNMPD pulled over a driver who was allegedly speeding. According to the report, the driver attempted to elude police, but eventually pulled into a parking space.
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Alexandra Swanberg | February 27On Feb. 18, an unknown suspect shot a BB at a window in the Fine Arts and Design Library on the fourth floor of George Pearl Hall. According to the report, the shot left a slight impact about one inch wide.
Opinion
‘Save the Children should save their breath for a more lucrative target’
Alexandra Swanberg | February 20They changed their color from red to maroon, but there’s no mistaking the Save the Children canvassers on campus. Perhaps they were hoping the subtler tone would stop passers-by from recognizing them before it is too late to change paths.
