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Students back University priorities
Andrew Webb | January 30A group of UNM students visited with legislators Tuesday to discuss University priorities during Student Day at the state Legislature.
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Penn State student still missing
January 30It's been almost three months since anyone has seen or heard from Pennsylvania State University senior Cindy Song, and nobody has a clue where she is.
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University says funding forecast looks encouraging
Andrew Webb | January 30The Faculty Senate received a legislative session update and approved resolutions regarding the library system, CIRT and restructuring in the College of Education Tuesday.
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UNM staff, faculty brace for insurance plan changes
Angela Williams | January 30The inevitable impact of changes in UNM employee health insurance on faculty and staff members was the focus of discussion during a town hall meeting on campus Tuesday.
Opinion
LETTER: Lindh should be tried by U.N. international court
January 29It has come to my attention that an American named John Walker Lindh, who had volunteered to serve with the Taliban, will face trial. I would like to state that this trial is totally unfair and that this young man is a victim of political persecution.
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Women's center aims to nurture healthy images
Jason Gil Bear | January 29The UNM Women's Resource Center is offering a support group called "Accepting your Body and Nurturing Yourself" designed for female students who have body image issues.
Opinion
LETTER: Yes vote on upcoming levy will improve APS
January 29I would like to ask all UNM Faculty, students and staff who vote locally to please consider voting yes for the APS School Improvement Bond and Mill Levy on Tuesday, Feb. 5.
Opinion
COLUMN: It's time to cut ties with Arafatby Michael Carrasco
January 29This weekend news was released that President Bush is considering cutting ties with Yassir Arafat's Palestinian Authority in an effort to punish the terrorist turned corrupt despot for months of terror unleashed on Israel and for the recent interdiction of a ship with a sizable cache of weapons. This action is long in coming and most deserved.
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President Bush more popular than policies
January 29History will remember President Bush's commanding speech to the nation nine days after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. But his first State of the Union address Tuesday night might be a bigger test of his leadership.
Sports
Lobos rebound, bounce Rams
January 29Colorado State University rallied Monday night but could not overcome the firepower of UNM sharpshooter Ruben Douglas, who scored 23 points, including 11 in a row during the second half.
Culture
'Sabotage' inspired nonsense
Kenn Rodrguez | January 29When a reviewer says your production "is hysterically funny, but it makes no sense," it's usually a bad thing.
Culture
'Me Times Three' silly but worthwhile treat
Anna Angeli | January 29Complete with the standard plucky heroine, date-from-hell scenes and gorgeous gay best friend, "Me Times Three" is the typical chick-flick in book form. Think Bridget Jones' Diary, with a move from London to New York and Bridget replaced with her Jewish alter ego.
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HSC lab space seekers spare gym
Andrew Webb | January 29Faculty and staff at the UNM Health Sciences Center and School of Medicine expressed relief Monday after hospital administration dropped - for now - plans to close a small gymnasium to make way for office space.
Opinion
COLUMN: Why not ask for no tuition at all?
January 28While we here in New Mexico ease into the new legislative season, students at Queen's University in Ontario are mired in a tuition fight that's been in progress for several months. With demands to freeze tuition and drop a proposal to deregulate tuition, several dozen of these students occupied an office suite in their administration building from Jan. 15 until Jan. 18.
