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Youth & Alcohol

With large numbers of high school and college students using and abusing alcohol, UNM and Albuquerque residents are enhancing their focus on law enforcement and prevention programs in the hopes of saving lives.


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Students bring energy to labor movement

A conversation with her dormitory housekeeper sparked Meghana Reddy's passion for the labor movement. The housekeeper told Reddy that her children were vegetarians because the family was too poor to buy meat.


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Opinion

LETTER: Fraternity troubles affect all

I am writing as a response to the letters of the past week concerning the Greek system at UNM, specifically allegations of wrong doing at Sigma Chi and Sigma Phi Epsilon.



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News in Brief

Gov. Gary Johnson is in Mexico with the New Mexico Amigos Goodwill Ambassadors.




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UNM Sigma Chi house condemned

Sigma Chi members were given less than 24 hous to move out of their house Tuesday after the City of Albuquerque condemned the property due to numerous safety violations reviewed by the Sigma Chi Alumni Association.


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Opinion

COLUMN: Laws don't stop carnage

Europe is reeling from the shock of its first American-style school massacre. The carnage in Erfurt defies imaginations in the European Union, where violent crime is nowhere near the daily occurrence we experience in the United States.


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Opinion

LETTER: Leave frat woes alone

I am not a member of Sigma Chi or any other fraternity. I really don't care one way or another which fraternities keep charters at UNM and which ones don't.



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Women of color organize voice

A small group of women presented their thoughts Tuesday night about issues such as sexual and domestic violence and racism as were discussed at the 2002 "INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence Conference."


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Bush wants student loans cut

The Bush administration is suggesting a $1.3 billion cut in a federal student loan program that millions of college students and graduates use to lock in low interest rates on their education debt, administration and congressional officials say.




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Sports

Raptors survive, Kings finish off Utah Jazz in four

Toronto 89, Detroit 83: Behind Keon Clark's 19 points and 16 rebounds and Morris Peterson's career playoff-high 20 points the Raptors staved off elimination Tuesday night beating beat Detroit in Game 4 of their first-round series. The win sets up a decisive Game 5 Thursday night in Detroit.


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Cutting through the red tape

Thelma Dominici gets ready to cut the ribbon with Dr. Laura Roberts, director of the Institute for Ethics, during the ceremony to commemorate the opening of the Health Sciences Center Institute for Ethics. In the background is Dr. Phillip Eaton, vice president of Health Science Center.


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Opinion

COLUMN: Workers' rights threatened by ruling

When Jose Castro was fired for organizing a union, he had no idea his dismissal would threaten the rights of 8.5 million undocumented immigrant workers in the United States. Castro worked for Hoffman Plastics Compounds and when he was fired, the National Labor Relations Board took up the case. It ruled against the company and ordered $67,000 in back wages.



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