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String Cheese brings in Fat Tuesday with bash

The String Cheese Incident rolls into Albuquerque tonight for a Fat Tuesday celebration, riding a tide of popularity that has Rolling Stone magazine projecting the band as a probable successor to The Grateful Dead and Phish as reigning kings of the jam band world.


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Opinion

UNM Athletics unsavory ethically and academically

Editor, The Albuquerque Tribune reported Thursday that The Sporting News ranked UNM 88th out of 115 schools playing Division-I sports. The magazine gave UNM an "F" for ethics based on the school's gender-equity policies, graduation rates and compliance with NCAA rules.



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Sports

Sports in Brief

The eighth-ranked UNM men’s golf team captured its second tournament title of the season, shattering several school records en route to victory at the John Burns Intercollegiate in Honolulu, Hawaii, Friday.


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I’ve got rhythm ...

Chris Berry performs an African dance with members of the African Dance II class in Maxwell Museum Saturday.


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Opinion

More to activism than voting

“We make war upon the state as the chief invader of person and property, as the cause of substantially all the crime and misery that exist, as itself the most gigantic criminal extant. It manufactures criminals faster than it punishes them. It exists to create and sustain the privileges that produce economic and social chaos.”


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Opinion

Tax cuts allow wealthy to provide jobs for the poor

Editor, Enrique Montoya’s Feb. 22 letter about the widening gap between the rich and poor show how indoctrinated we have become to see our country in only two different classes: One which unfairly has become rich and the other whose back the rich stepped on to get there.


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School of Medicine celebrates 40 years

SANTA FE — More than 400 people gathered at the Eldorado Hotel Friday to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the UNM School of Medicine and honor former state Sen. Fabian Chavez, who was instrumental in establishing the school.


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I vant to test your blood

Laura Veytia, a Student Health Center physician assistant, checks 14-year-old Steven Juarez's blood pressure during Health Awareness Day at Thomas Bell Community Center Saturday.



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Greeks to raise money for children with HIV

UNM fraternity and sorority members will sing, dance, attend seminars and compete in sporting events during Greek Week to raise money for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. For the next five days, the groups will compete against each other while raising money to help the foundation, which serves the needs of children who are HIV-positive.



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Sports

Track results show progress

The UNM track and field program achieved the goal set by its coaches — to improve — at the Mountain West Conference Indoor Championships, held Thursday through Sunday at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.


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Campus News In Brief

Phi Delta Phi, a graduate student organization that promotes professionalism and ethics in the legal field, is sponsoring Ethics Week today through Friday at the UNM Law School.


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Movin' on up ...

Sophomore Ethan Ryan takes on a climbing wall set up by U.S. Army recruiters outside the Student Residence Center Commons Friday.


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Sports

Lobos keep pace in tight race

On a night filled with emotion, the UNM women’s basketball team defeated the University of Wyoming 65-54 Saturday night in The Pit in the last regular-season home game for UNM seniors Nikki Heckroth, Miranda Sanchez and Jennifer Williams.


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Sports

Athletes of the Week

This week’s New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week are senior Miranda Sanchez of the UNM women’s basketball team and senior sprinter Larry Davis.


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Opinion

Opportunity to debate theories appreciated

Editor, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the College of Arts & Sciences and the Departments of Psychology, Physics & Astronomy, Earth & Planetary Sciences, Biology and Chemistry for sponsoring my talk “Technical Problems with Intelligent Design Theory,” Feb. 19 at the Kiva Lecture Hall.


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Sports

UNM is the walking dead after road victory

Seemingly left for dead just two weeks ago, the UNM men’s basketball team defeated Colorado State University 54-51 Saturday for its fourth straight win. With the victory, UNM is still in contention for the Mountain West Conference regular-season title.


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