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Men's BB Monday
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Men’s basketball: Lobos speed past Bulldogs

The University of New Mexico men’s basketball team came away with a commanding victory against the Fresno State Bulldogs on Monday, Jan. 20, winning 95-67. It was all Lobos from start to finish. UNM came ready to play, jumped out to a 16-0 start and never relinquished the lead. The Lobos were able to stifle Fresno’s fast pace and didn’t allow a bucket for the first five minutes of the contest. The Bulldogs played too fast for their own good, leading to careless turnovers and missed shots early on.

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Men’s basketball: Lobos remain undefeated in conference play with win over Aztecs

Defense was the order of the day. Coming into the game on Saturday, Jan. 11, the San Diego State University Aztecs were ranked sixth nationally in defensive efficiency. Their defense did not disappoint, as they held the Lobos to 35.8% from the field and only 21.4% from beyond the arc. However, the Lobos’ defense was equally impressive. The Lobos came out with energy bolstered by the sold-out crowd of 15,428 fans, eventually winning the game 62-48. The Lobos ended the game with seven steals and nine turnovers, compared to San Diego's 14 turnovers. The 48 points scored by the Aztecs were their lowest of the season so far, according to ESPN.

Textbook
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UNM Bookstore to begin charging flat rate for textbooks

Starting in the fall 2025 semester, the University of New Mexico Bookstore will implement a model that will charge undergraduate students the same flat rate for all textbooks, regardless of degree type or the number of credits they are taking. According to a UNM Bookstore proposal presentation shared with the Daily Lobo, all students will be automatically opted into the new textbook model — called the Equitable Access model — but can choose to opt out.

Cyber
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UNM mandates new cybersecurity training for all employees

On Oct. 14, the University of New Mexico announced that it would require new annual cybersecurity training for all University employees. The training, which is called “Securing the Human,” covers basic cybersecurity principles. Through the course, employees learn how to identify phishing attacks, the importance of password security, and which steps to take if there is suspicion of a threat. The training is one of four mandatory training courses for UNM employees this year. The other courses teach basic and emergency safety procedures, as well as steps to take to prevent harassment, according to UNM Newsroom.

Sunday Mens BB
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Men’s basketball: Lobos’ second-half effort leads to win over Texas Southern

The Lobos were energetic from the jump in their game against Texas Southern University on Sunday, Nov. 24, and it showed. They beat the Tigers 99-68 in their largest margin of victory of the season. After winning the tipoff and a quick 3-point attempt from Mustapha Amzil, the Lobos stole the outlet pass but were unable to convert. The next time down, Tru Washington got a steal, leading to a breakaway dunk for the Lobos’ first points.

Winter Weather
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New Mexico experiences warmest October in more than a century

In October, New Mexico experienced an average temperature of 60.8 degrees Fahrenheit — the highest for the month since the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration began keeping records in 1895. The high temperatures in the fall are expected to continue throughout the winter as well, according to a recent report from NOAA. Throughout the United States, above-average winter temperatures will likely occur across the east coast, the Gulf of Mexico and the Southwest, according to the report. Along with the warmer temperatures in these areas, NOAA predicts lower-than-average levels of precipitation over the next few months. Drought conditions are expected to persist in the southern part of New Mexico, according to the report.

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