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Group fights for relaxed drug laws
January 17For years they've warned of schoolyard pushers, of liquor stores that don't check IDs, of new drugs popping up in teenage bloodstreams.
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Opinion
LETTER: Carrasco would do well to look within before judging
January 16Colunmist Michael Carrasco needs get real! For years I have worked with many other people to get the United States to address some of the huge injustices perpetrated by the Taliban. A position I would maintain comes not from "moral relativism" but from U.S. nationalism.
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Watching and Waiting
January 16Two students watch police investigate a shooting at Martin Luther King Jr. High School in New York City Tuesday. A teenager opened fire seriously wounding two students.
Sports
UNM faces experienced Cougars
Francisco Ojeda | January 16The UNM women's basketball team will try to earn its first conference home victory of the season Thursday when it plays Brigham Young University in The Pit.
Opinion
COLUMN: Analyzing America's most wanted
January 16Google, my favorite search engine, calls it the "Zeitgeist," a German word for the spirit of an age, the trend of thought in a particular time.
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News in Brief
January 16ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - Two middle school boys were arrested Tuesday in the slaying of an Albuquerque woman who was moving from her apartment because she no longer felt safe after a break-in.
Opinion
LETTER: Good argument could still use some tweaking
January 16I was pleased to see the Daily Lobo's addition of Michael Carrasco to the ensemble of Daily Lobo columnists. For the first time, the Daily Lobo has a coherent conservative whose ideas do not come off as uninformed, which I say with all sincerity.
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Employees may face insurance plan changes
Iliana Limn | January 16UNM faculty and staff health insurance plans are up for bid after eight years of the same service, giving the University an opportunity to change employee benefits.
Sports
Lobos get Moore at point
Regina Ruiz | January 16The UNM women's basketball team entered the season with a vacant starting point guard position and knew one of three freshman were going to fill it, but the Lobos may have gotten more than expected.
Opinion
LETTER: Community should stop bashing Berthold
January 16I am writing to you to ask the UNM community to please stop the Berthold Bashing. My head and heart aches for what happened on Sept. 11 of this year and for what Berthold said. I feel that he should have been reprimanded but not fired. He has paid for what he has said with a letter in his file and a restriction on what classes he can teach.
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Campus service recognizes King
Jason Gil Bear | January 16About 40 people shared stories about how Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has affected their lives during a commemorative service in the UNM Alumni Chapel Tuesday.
Opinion
COLUMN: U.S. hesitant to take action
January 16I find it interesting that for once I am in complete agreement with Sen. Joe Lieberman. Having just returned from Central Asia, Lieberman made a speech at Georgetown University saying that we must assist Muslim nations in modernizing and building up to join the rest of the world community at large.
Sports
Football team adds needed depth
Arthur Simoni | January 16The UNM football team has added much needed depth to its roster in the early signing period, particularly on defense. Eight junior college transfers signed Dec. 19, allowing them to enroll for the spring semester and participate in spring drills.
Opinion
LETTER: Tuition credit may lead to increased UNM cost
January 15Editor, Welcome back! We hope that your winter break was enjoyable. As we put the holiday season behind us, we enter into another season known as the legislative session. The 2002 legislative session begins today in Santa Fe. This year differs from many others because of the limited amount of money available.
Opinion
COLUMN: Abu-Jamal denial a miscarriage of justice
January 15The U.S. District Court delivered a blow to justice when it recently denied Mumia Abu-Jamal a new trial. Abu-Jamal was convicted of murdering a policeman in 1981, amid legal flaws during his trial, and has been on death row since 1982.
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News in brief
January 15SANTA TERESA, N.M. (AP) - The Santa Teresa port of entry into the state needs more inspectors and a new booth to accommodate a growing number of passenger vehicles, U.S. Sen. Pete Domenici said.
