Preparing for finals isn't just about hitting the books. Getting a flu shot now can help ensure students are healthy come December, said Jo Antreasian, a nurse at the Student Health Center.
There were no tight races in Tuesday's City Council election. Rey Gardu§o took District 6 with almost 49 percent of the votes, defeating Kevin Wilson, Joanie Griffin and Blair Kaufman. District 6 encompasses the University area.
UNM wants $160 million for construction projects and plans to get that money from investors around the country. The Board of Regents' Finance and Facilities Committee approved parameters for the 2007-08 Institutional Bond Sale at its meeting Tuesday.
More students returned to UNM as sophomores this year than ever before, a school official said. The first-year freshman retention rate is 76.6 percent this year, up about 1 percent from last year, Vice Provost Peter White said. The Hispanic freshman retention rate is 76.
Jeff Webb Junior Psychology Daily Lobo: How do you like psychology? Jeff Webb: It's very good. Very good. DL: Are you focusing on any particular area of psychology? JW: I had a major preference for cognitive, but it's very up in the air. Like overlapping and whatnot.
BEITUNIYA CHECKPOINT, West Bank - Greeted by throngs of jubilant well-wishers, 57 Palestinian prisoners got off buses Monday and kissed West Bank ground after Israel freed them in a goodwill gesture ahead of a U.S.-sponsored peace conference. But the goodwill was tempered by Israeli plans to inaugurate a West Bank police headquarters in an area whose settlement has been blocked by the U.
Students who want a job when they graduate should vote in today's City Council election, political science professor Tim Krebs said. "Everybody wants to leave college and have a job waiting for them," he said. "Local policies are going to affect that, as well, in terms of the success of the local government in making or helping to produce an economy.
There are many things students can do to help save the world, but they don't always have the time, student Ansel Blumenthal said. Members of the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship were at Smith Plaza on Monday talking to students about orphans of the AIDS epidemic in Africa.
You can get lost in a corn field and never leave the city. Eight acres of tall corn stalks and more than two miles of meandering trails make up a maze near the Rio Grande. The Maize Maze is sponsored by Rio Grande Community Farm.
Rock climbing is an addictive sport from the get-go, a member of UNM's Mountaineering Club said. "I joined last semester and then fell in love," student Cody Eilar said.
David Schmidly will be inaugurated as UNM's 20th president on Sunday, and there are activities leading up to it all week. Schmidly said the theme for inauguration week is "Connect" because having a good relationship with the University is crucial to student success.
You can be in a movie with the star of "300," and you don't have to go to Hollywood or be an actor.
Anastasia Butcher Sophomore Sports medicine I don't know if it's important to UNM. I haven't gone since I have been here. I know it's really important in high school. It's a huge deal, but it doesn't seem like it's the center of attention for most college students. Robert Caldwell Senior Productions ...
The average graduate from UNM's medical school in 2005 was more than $90,000 in debt, according to a study by U.S. News and World Report.
City officials said Roosevelt Park's renovation would reduce crime, but since it reopened in June, residents and police say crime is creeping back.
UNM students can compete for more than $100,000 to fund their own businesses. The Anderson School of Management hosted an informational event for its Technology Business Plan Competition on Wednesday.
A UNM symposium aims to clear up misconceptions on the civil rights movement, an organizer of the event said.
Jonathan Kozol said he is tired of seeing children in inner-city schools treated like machines. "In a lot of schools, they don't refer to children as children anymore," he said. "They train our kids to give the answers, the predictable answers."
UNM Recreational Services celebrated its 50th birthday under a full moon Tuesday. About 300 students showed up on Johnson Field to enjoy free food and reggae music.
UNM received a subpoena Thursday from the Recording Industry Association of America, demanding the University release the names of 16 UNM network users suspected of illegal file sharing.
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