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Sports

Lobos seek revenge against Bears

The University of New Mexico football team will be seeking revenge Saturday when it takes on Baylor University. The Lobos (1-2, 0-1 MWC) return to non-league action this weekend in a rematch of last year's 16-13 overtime loss that took place in Waco, Texas.




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Opinion

EDITORIAL: FTC must regulate spam

If someone tried to judge the content of your character by the contents of your e-mail inbox, how would you fare? Well, it's wouldn't be a pretty picture - if you are subjected to the torrent of unbidden advertising messages that plagues many e-mail users.


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Opinion

COLUMN: Renewed patriotism cult-like

One year ago many of us Americans suddenly awoke with an enlightened patriotic fervor, a sense of duty and dedication that would surpass our fear and a feeling of fraternal love for our fellow countrymen.


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Sports

Soccer team off to a strong start

The excitement is building around this year's UNM men's soccer team. By winning its first four games, the Lobos and are off to their best start since 1987. After earning all four wins on the road, the Lobos are ready for some home cooking this weekend.



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News

Experimental Mix

UNM sophomore Alex Molina uses a separatory funnel to extract aspirin and caffeine from a mixture by adding sodium hydroxide in a Organic Chemistry 303 Lab Thursday.






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Culture

Jackpot CD Review: Shiny Things a Zany, Diverse Disc

In a world littered with pretentious and forcefully progressive modern/alternative rock, Rusty Miller has jumped ship and is using his guitar to stay afloat in the turbid wake of commercial music. Fortunately for us, his guitar isn't too waterlogged. Miller, lead everything for Jackpot (songwriter, vocals, guitar), promises nothing but offers s heaping plateful of modern rock goulash.


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Culture

Captured! By Robots

What happens when an ex-member of Skankin' Pickle and Blue Meanies quits sharing the spotlight, listens to too much Gwar and watches Short Circuit and Terminator too many times? The logical deduction from this combination is definitely not Captured! By Robots but that is exactly what happened.



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Culture

Current show focuses on diverse collection of Hispanic artisans

by Dustin Habermann Daily Lobo From now until Sept. 26, a diverse group of Hispanic artists will be featured in the main gallery of the South Broadway Cultural Center. "Mezcla Invites" includes local Hispanic artists and Chicanos from all over the United States who work in a diversity of mediums to express what it means to be Chicano.


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News

Regents begin moving on presidential search

by Julian R. Lucero-Emmons Daily Lobo The New Mexico Board of Regents began discussions about the search for a permanent University president at its meeting Tuesday. The regents established a tentative timetable as well as criteria for the selection committee that will determine the next University president.


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Culture

‘Sundaze’ a house experience

Many of you have probably already seen the little fliers floating around that say “Sundaze; A Deep House Experience.” For those of you who have not, it’s time you learned what they are for. Sundaze was created in May by Christalyn Concha, who graduated from UNM in spring 2001.


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Opinion

LETTER: Berthold courageous in defending freedom

Editor, I just wanted to take a moment and let the University know how important professors like Dr. Berthold are to some of us. It seems that the University experience for many undergrads has become little more than a series of requirements they must endure in their quest to rush off and meet the status quo.

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