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Care for Champagne?

Nik Wahi (left) and Rachel Timlin dine to a serenade by James Harvey on Central Avenue's median near Cornell Drive Monday. The dinner, complete with wine and a waiter, was set up as a project for the student's interdisciplinary arts class.


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Legislation deadline looms

Gov. Gary Johnson has until Friday to act on several hundred bills passed by the Legislature during its final days, including UNM faculty and staff salary increases he vetoed last month. Johnson said in March that he would likely sign the salary bill.







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Debate spurs controversy

Sen. Steve Aguilar said he and other candidates on the Connection slate will not attend an election debate if they do not know and agree on the panelists who will ask questions. The debate is scheduled for tonight at 7 p.m. in room 123 of Dane Smith Hall. Aguilar, the vice-presidential candidate on the Connection slate, said he made a verbal agreement concerning the panel two weeks ago with Amanda Zubiate, vice-president of the Pre-Law Association, which is sponsoring the debate. He said they agreed that the panel would consist of one pre-law member, one College Republicans member and Margaret Toulouse from the College Democrats.




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A Touch of Class

Artcarved representative Laura Potts hands Angelina Sanchez a model of the class ring she won in a drawing at the UNM Bookstore Monday. With them is Virginia Lucero, who works in the bookstore gifts department. The estimated value of the ring Sanchez won is $400.



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Author to tell history of abortion prior to 1973

Author Laura Kaplan will speak tonight on campus at 7 p.m. in the Kiva Lecture Hall about the controversial history of abortion prior to the Supreme Court’s decision to legalize it. Kaplan, who wrote “The Story of Jane: The Legendary Underground Feminist Abortion Service,” has worked as a midwife and an advocate for a nursing home residence and has also established a shelter in rural Wisconsin for domestic violence victims.


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UNM schools rank well on U.S. report

The UNM School of Medicine led the University in the latest rankings released by U.S. News and World Report, followed by the UNM Law School and UNM School of Engineering. The UNM School of Medicine is ranked second among U.S. medical schools for its rural medicine program in the latest rankings by U.S. News & World Report.



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Campus News In Brief

The ASUNM Candidates Forum for the spring election is today at 5 p.m. in room 101 of Mitchell Hall. Each candidate will give a brief speech, then will answer audience questions.



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Softball ends series on high note

As UNM rightfielder Krissy Keene rounded the bases after putting her team in the lead with a late-inning home run Saturday, she let out a big smile as her teammates jumped up and down, waiting for her to cross home plate.


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’Fools’ get their groove on

Law student Dathan Weems dances with undergraduate senior Jessica Hall during the Graduate and Professional Student Association’s “Fool’s Fest” at the Sunshine Theatre Saturday night.


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