In an effort to avoid another clash with students and administrators over proposed tuition increases, the undergraduate student government is sponsoring a forum to discuss the issue on campus today.ear's proposed tuition increases and the process used to determine the changes today in Zimmerman Library's Willard Reading Room from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
After increasing annual tuition 46 percent during the past six years, University administrators are poised to place less burden on students by proposing a 4.3 percent increase for New Mexico residents.
I believe there are legitimate complaints from a student's perspective concerning Monica Cyrino's teaching. I took her Greek mythology course last semester and was very disappointed. I understand why she has such a following, though. She acts like a "cool" student instead of like a professor.
It looks like there was another April Fool working mischief on the "real" front page today: who on earth wrote the caption saying that Christ was born on Good Friday? The same dyslexic person, apparently, who wrote "LEFT" instead of "RIGHT" on the next caption.
Modern health care's future is uncertain unless the medical community works together in providing health services to patients, says Mike Sievert, Presbyterian Health Plan behavioral health medical director.
The Bush administration must end its attempts at appeasement and compromise, and allow Israel to destroy Yasser Arafat and all other Palestinian terrorist groups.
Senior Jimmy Stephens prints cartoon images of himself onto a box in one of the Fine Arts Building's silk-screening rooms Monday. The boxes will package dolls he made to represent himself, which is part of his undergraduate thesis. The work, which focuses on and explores Stephens' back hair, will be on display at the Duck Pond May 16-17.
A single mother and her feisty teenage daughter move into an eerie old New York brownstone, complete with a maze of stairs and corridors, poor lighting, four stories of creaky wood floors and a vault-like panic room. Add some rain and black-clad intruders with a mission, and you have the perfect cookie-cutter psychological thriller.
Bike lovers can enter several contests during Bicycle Safety Day Wednesday at the Campus Mall between Popejoy Hall and Johnson Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Macha front man Josh McKay has created a solo album that sounds like anything but a debut. McKay's creation is Seaworthy, and the album is The Ride - something stripped down and void of nearly all the eastern musical influences Macha is known for.
Two candidates will offer their ideas about the graduate student government during three presidential candidate forums on campus this week.
Instead of addressing a new topic, this week's column is going to do something that I generally dislike - reflect on my not particularly newsworthy personal situation. For those of you that do not care, I offer my apologies. I would probably just ignore this column myself, and I tend to have little patience with this type of column - sorry Sari Krosinsky.
Two questions for Sari Krosinsky. How would she rate the outrage she feels about the suicide bombers as compared to the Israeli occupation?
Architecture student Muritz Brinkam tries to win a $1000 award for his designs during the UNM Design Fellowship Competition at the School of Architecture and Planning Saturday. Graduate students presented work to judges from BPLW Architects & Engineers, Inc.
Accepting with resignation that it could find no quality candidates for its top two vacancies, the UNM Board of Regents announced it has combined its search for a University president and men's basketball coach.
Professor Emeritus George Anselevicius will present "Jerusalem Architecture Old and New," a lecture and slide presentation, today at 5:30 p.m. in Northrop Hall, Room 122.
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