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LETTER: Long-term ecstacy effects not known

Editor, On Tuesday, Nov. 5, you had a guest columnist, Kevin Killough, present an article titled "Exaggerated Ecstasy Hype Precarious." Mr. Killough used a mortality figure from four years ago. The use of Ecstasy has gone up exponentially since then; the newest figures are much more alarming.

Lawyer discusses 'right to die' book

by Jeff Proctor Daily Lobo Attorney and author Bill Colby spoke about the need for families to discuss their wishes concerning medical treatment at the end of life at the UNM School of Law Thursday. Colby, one of the leading health law attorneys in the U.

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LETTER: GOP control does not mean end of the world

by Shankar Gupta Washington Square News (New York U.) U-Wire If you listen to some of the liberal press, the results of the midterm election on Nov. 5 spelled the end of this country. Various columnists, pundits and talking heads predicted apocalypse following the national Republican Party takeover.

Vibrational healing taught at Women's Center event

The Women's Resource Center sponsored a lunch workshop focusing on a non-traditional method of healing. The Thursday workshop, focusing on vibrational healing of the body, mind and spirit, was part of the Brown Bag Series sponsored by the center. "We like to offer some alternatives and some glimpses of what traditional and healing methods are like," said Summer Little, program services coordinator for the center.

Campus favorite closes vending stand

A popular food vendor that sold burritos, tortilla burgers and other light fare near the Duck Pond closed up shop last month and said he will not be returning to sell food on campus. Lee Vigil, owner and operator of Daniel's Den Quick Stop CafÇ, said that because of a new "overzealous" health inspector who began to enforce health code standard to the letter, and ten years of working on campus, he decided it was time to move on with life.

Lobos eager to end Provo jinx

The UNM football team looks to end a 31-year losing streak in Provo, Utah, Saturday. In fact, the last time the Lobos beat BYU in Utah, head coach Rocky Long was UNM's quarterback. Long doesn't remember much from the game in 1971 but does remember that the Lobos were able to run the ball effectively in a 14-0 victory.

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UNM NCAA bid at stake

Staff Report The UNM men's and women's cross country squads play host to some of the most talented teams in the nation at the 2002 NCAA Men's and Women's Mountain Region Cross Country Championships Saturday. Head coach Matt Henry and the Lobos are competing for the right to run at the 2002 NCAA Cross Country Championships Nov.

Seniors play final home matches

by Michael Beniash Daily Lobo For four seniors on the University of New Mexico volleyball squad, this weekend will be the ultimate chance for redemption in a season filled with high hopes. The Lobos and their seniors will take center stage for their final home series against their conference rivals from the west, San Diego State University and the University of Nevada at Las Vegas.

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UNLV advances in shootout, Lobos to take on Pioneers

University of Denver 2, Sacramento State University, 1 The University of Denver Pioneers outscored the Sacramento State Hornets 2-1 in the second game of the first round of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation soccer championships Thursday night at the UNM soccer complex.

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Eatery offers after-hours dancing

by Mira Poling Daily Lobo Electronic music lovers have a new venue in Albuquerque where novel concepts reside in an old setting, rich in family culture and tradition. Jason Stephens, great-grandson of the New Chinatown Restaurant's founder, is keeping the family business fresh by turning it into an 18 and over "music and sound venue" on weekend nights from 11p.

COLUMN: Society too sensitive today

by Richard M. Berthold Daily Lobo Columnist At first glance it might not appear that I and Terrel Owens, the premier wide receiver for San Francisco, have much in common besides a connection - as fan and player - with the 49ers. But watching any number of sports pundits chastising him for pulling a pen out of his sock after a touchdown and autographing and handing the ball to a fan, I realized that I also have been constantly on the receiving end of such hyper-seriousness and heard that inevitable phrase of the stuffed-shirts: inappropriate behavior.

COLUMN: U.S. power threat to world

by Sinan Al-Saffar Daily Lobo Guest Columnist Mr. Lawrence Lindsey, President Bush's chief economic adviser, discussed the coming war with Iraq and truthfully stated in a recent Washington Times interview that: "The key issue is oil, and a regime change in Iraq would facilitate an increase in world oil, which would tend to lower oil prices.