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Condit loses bid for eighth term

Embattled Congressman Gary Condit lost his bid for an eighth term, indelibly tainted by his involvement with a 24-year-old former intern who vanished in Washington, D.C., last spring.


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ASUNM reconsiders student fee bill

ASUNM revisited a bill that would raise student fees $6, and passed several pieces of legislation relating to student government law, as well as $4,302 in student group appropriations during a Wednesday Senate meeting.


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Safe sex

Sophomore Stephen Smith, far left, samples a grape flavored body lubrication provided by "Two Worlds" HIV Prevention Program, part of the Recreational Services' "Have a Safe Spring Break" event.


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Grant funds rainwater projects

UNM has received a Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation Grant to construct two rainwater harvesting demonstration projects.


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Resource center, Women Studies

UNM's Women's Resource Center and the Women Studies department kick off International Women's Month Friday with a conference that celebrates outstanding women and the longevity of the two programs.






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Bared breasts to get piercing deal

People daring enough to bare their breasts and let the world watch as they get their nipples pierced in the window of a local tattoo shop this month will get the $70 procedure, and the jewelry, for free.




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Luncheon honors N.M. teachers

Congresswoman Heather Wilson said during a recognition luncheon Friday that UNM's College of Education is working to keep teachers in the state while inspiring children to pursue careers in math and science.


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Train fire deaths provoke Hindu attack

India - Muslims in the western state of Gujarat were still too frightened to leave their homes or return to those they fled, fearing more attacks from Hindus after five days of mob violence that claimed another 14 lives Sunday.


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GPSA approves new rules for research fund

The graduate student government approved a slew of appropriations and, after lengthy, heated debate, adopted new rules for the distribution of the state's graduate research fund during its monthly meeting Saturday.





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Hopefuls vie for UNM votes

A small group of UNM students, faculty and staff questioned various Democratic candidates and their representatives about the death penalty, gay and lesbian rights, UNM funding and jobs for graduating students Thursday night in Dane Smith Hall.


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Faculty rally to adjust fall 2002 calendar

The ASUNM Steering and Rules Committee voted against joining the Faculty Senate in urging revision of the fall 2002 academic calendar that starts the semester a week earlier than usual, leaving one week of classes after Thanksgiving.

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