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Opinion

LETTER: Cyrino is an interesting, professional instructor

I am writing in response to the article about Professor Monica Cyrino. I am appalled that her department would ask her to resign. I took Professor Cyrino's Greek Myth class in the fall of 2000, and hands down that was the most interesting and most anticipated class of my schedule.




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Sports

Athletes of the Week

Junior David Lloyd of the men's track and field team and head coach Kathy Kolankiewicz of the women's tennis team are the New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.



The Setonian
Opinion

COLUMN: Spirit of Passover overlooked

I spent last Wednesday, the first night of Pesach, with my brother's family and friends. It was a quiet seder, with children playing in the background while we retold the story of the exodus from Egypt.




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News

Just like Frank Lloyd Wright

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.


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News

Campus Briefs

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.



The Setonian
Opinion

LETTER: SENERGY wants to bring positive changes to UNM

President Gordon is resigning, tuition is increasing, the new SUB is opening . changes are occurring at UNM. Often undergraduates feel neglected or left out of important decisions that are going on at the University. However, there is a group of students on campus ready to change that.


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News

Gordon resigns post to take principle job

Provost William C. Gordon today announced his resignation from Wake Forest University. Gordon came to Wake Forest four years ago from the University of New Mexico, where he was President from 1998 to 2002. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Wake Forrest.



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News

McKay inks deal as Lobo head coach

In 1996, Ritchie McKay started his coaching career by nearly upsetting the University of Mississippi, led by then-coach Rob Evans. The Rebels would defeat McKay' s Portland State University team 56-54 on a controversial, last-second shot by Chris Olney, which the Vikings argued was released after the buzzer sounded.






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