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March 9Hai Trinh (with funnel) and Chris Broaddus work on an organic chemistry lab in Clark Hall Wednesday.
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ASUNM studio under scrutiny
Blake Driver | March 9Health inspectors are reevaluating the health conditions in the ASUNM Crafts Studio after a Daily Lobo article drew attention to the organization’s move to the first floor of the Communication and Journalism building.
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Speaker series focuses on children
Jenna Naranjo | March 9The focus on education during the recent presidential election prompted the University to choose "Our Children's Future" as the topic for this year's 21st Century Speakers Series at UNM.
News
Buzz abound over new dorms
Jenna Naranjo | March 9Many students at UNM have heard a thing or two about the new dorms, but no one seems to know what will become of the $12 million dollar project when it is finished this summer.
Sports
<font color="red"><ib>Web Exclusive:</font> Men's basketball team comes up short in Las Vegas, loses 69-65 to BYU
Ron Gonzales | March 9LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Brigham Young University center Mekeli Wesley has run roughshod over the UNM men’s basketball team this year, scoring 46 points in two regular-season meetings. Saturday night he owned the Lobos again, and he and his fellow Cougars are owners of their first NCAA tournament bid since 1995.
News
Committee approves cutting Lobo funds
Alma Olaechea | March 8The ASUNM Steering and Rules Committee unanimously passed a bill Wednesday night to cut all of the New Mexico Daily Lobo's ASUNM funding, which is about $37,000. Sen. Lisa Marie Gomez, along with other member of the committee, agreed that the money would be better spent on other student organizations.
Opinion
Frat punishment falls short
Richard Berthold | March 8Dennis Montoya, attorney for UNM student Candace Majedi, today expressed his disappointment with the university's actions against Sigma Chi for its role in the Dec. 6 terrorist act against his client.
News
Center celebrates women
Iliana Limn | March 8Sandrea Gonzales, director of the UNM Women's Resource Center, said the best part of her job is watching women who never thought they would make it into college graduate and pursue upper level degree.
News
Zapatistas garner local support
Jenna Naranjo | March 8Supporters of indigenous rights walked from UNM to downtown Albuquerque Tuesday to present the Mexican Consulate with nine pages of signatures supporting the Zapatista movement.
Culture
Blue expressive and serene
Rachel Heisler | March 8People ask me all the time: If you could meet any musician in the world, who would it be? Though I change my mind regularly, the one person I come back to, without fail, is Kristin Hersh.
Culture
`Change' is the word for art club
Blake Driver | March 8For many years, art clubs on campus have given students, faculty and the community a chance to explore art through ceramics, and now jewelry-making is on the agenda. The ASUNM Crafts Studio, one of UNM's oldest organizations, was recently granted funding to jump-start a jewelry-making section of the club.
Culture
Geekdom gets cooler thanks to technology
Angela Williams | March 8It pays to be a geek. We know that now - especially in the age of Bill Gates and Amazom.com founder Jeff Bezos. But when techno-journalist Jon Katz researched his book "Geeks: How Two Lost Boys Rode the Internet Out of Idaho," that acceptance was still a few years coming.
Sports
UNM overcomes sloppy first half
Francisco Ojeda | March 8Las Vegas, Nev. - The UNM women's basketball team used a strong second-half performance to overcome a sloppy first half in its 55-49 opening-round win over San Diego State University in the Mountain West Conference Tournament Wednesday.
Sports
Lobos learn how to finish
Lel and Wyman | March 8Las Vegas, Nev. - The UNM women's basketball team has had trouble closing out its opponents in the final minutes of games this season and often has barely hung on for the victory.
Culture
United Dope Front to get funky over break
Emily Sperry | March 8The latest CD from United Dope Front, Constant Elevation, is a tight mesh of jazz, trip-hop and other varying musical elements. According to a press release, the eight-piece ensemble's style draws from 1970s funk influences such as Miles Davis, Eddie Harris and the Headhunters.
Culture
Williams Loops in on Tuesday
Greg Keidan | March 8One-man band Keller Williams will promote his new release, Loop, Tuesday at The Wool Warehouse at First Street and Roma Avenue.
News
Coming to a Television Set Near You ...
March 8Shelly Schultze (right) films nurse Bobbie Beggs making rounds at UNM Hospital for the television documentary, "Trauma: Life In The E.R.," Wednesday.
