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WAVE program marches to raise awareness for interpersonal violence

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The New Mexico State Uni­

versity Wellness, Alcohol and

Violence Education program

hosted the third annual White

Ribbon Campaign March and

Rally on Saturday at the Down­

town Plaza to raise awareness

about interpersonal violence.

WAVE research assistant

John Rivers said the event,

which featured speakers on the

topics of community violence,

focused on taking a proactive

stance in violence.

“[Violence] is a very big issue

in our community,” Rivers said.

“This is something that affects

us all.”

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Patrick Schuler with Montevis

Price from WAVE.

“We see the affects of violence

within our community,” Rivers

said. “Even if it doesn’t hap­

pen to you personally, taking a

stance for friends and loved ones

will make you more aware.”

The speakers addressed types

of interpersonal abuse. Crowley

discussed the culture that sur­

rounds violence and sexual vio­

lence in our community.

“We live in a culture that does

not believe the woman,” Crow­

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Crowley made a request of

the audience to not make rape a

constant part of daily life in col­

lege.

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ley said. “The jokes about rape,

the skepticism of who really got

raped and the criticism make

you collaborators.”

In addition to sexual vio­

lence, speaker Patrick Schuler,

of WAVE, discussed the actions

the community can take to stop

hate crimes.

“As a community, we need

to support the victims of hate

crimes,” Schuler said. “We need

to work against people who sup­

port hate crimes and advocate

for hate crime prevention.”

Schuler said events, such as

the rally, help the non­violence

cause.

“We need to look to the future

and evaluate the process it takes

to get there,” Schuler said. “We

need to raise awareness about

these issues.”

NMSU student Emily Burr

said students should support

programs like WAVE to make a

difference on campus.

“If we don’t support these

programs, [change] won’t hap­

pen,” Burr said. “If we don’t ad­

dress the violence that happens

on campus and in our commu­

nity, nothing will change.”

Burr said more students

should get involved to help stop

violence on the NMSU campus.

“Students should take a pro­

active stance,” Burr said. “Sex­

ual assault and relationship

assault are most prominent in

college years.”

Rivers said awareness is one

of the main goals of the rally.

“As students, we need to be

aware of what is happening

around us,” Rivers said.

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Honors College Commons1st floor of Conroy Honors Center

Conroy Honors College (corner of University&Espina)

ONSIE staff and past scholarship winners to answer questions and provide information about applying for the scholarship

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Rally held in Downtown for White Ribbon Day

Criminal justice professor Joan Crowley spoke at the White Ribbon rally at the

Downtown Mall on Saturday. Her topic, “Believe the Women,” spoke against the

tendency of people not to believe women who speak out about the violence com­

mitted against them. Krista Avila/the Round Up

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New Mexico State University junior Kaitlyn Norman is involved in more leadership activities at age 19 than most students are in­volved in throughout their lives. To pad her impressive resume, Norman is a scholarship research­er as a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Scholar in the rumen microbiology laboratory, a mem­ber of Gamma Sigma Alpha Hon­ors Fraternity, an active Leader­ship and Nominating Committee member of the sorority Pi Beta Phi and vice president of Greeks Advocating the Mature Manage­ment of Alcohol. Norman is also !"#$%&$#'" &()" *(+)" ,()-" +%" .)(%$/dent of Panhellenic, the organiza­tion which governs NMSU sorori­ties such as Pi Beta Phi, Zeta Tau Alpha, Delta Gamma, Delta Zeta, Alpha Xi Delta, and Chi Omega.“I learned that there is a time to be serious and there is a time to have fun, and usually you can make these two happen at the same time,” Norman said. “This sounds contradictory, but the only way people get involved in their community is to have fun doing it.”Norman said her free time dis­

appeared when she was elected to serve as president­elect of Pan­hellenic, a position that ran for a semester before she took over as president in January 2009.“As Panhellenic president, my main responsibility is to make sure that everybody else does their jobs and everything runs smoothly,” Norman said. “I am there to facilitate ideas and train the president­elect to be able to handle the responsibilities when she steps up.”But Norman has taken the next step in helping Greek Life at NMSU by holding an executive position for GAMMA, a position 01)-+#" %+$2" $%" 2$3!"456," 7(4+5%("of the bad publicity Greeks re­ceive.“The Greek organizations live under a microscope and yes, we do mess up from time to time,” Norman said. “The difference between us is that we try to learn from our mistakes and grow from them.”As president of Panhellenic, Norman has seen the backlash many Greek organizations face while dealing with the conse­quences of actions.89" :+%" ,&(" !")%," ,1" &(+)" +715,"the problems each chapter had,”

Norman said. “But we just had ,1";5-."$#"+#2"!"<"$,"+%"7(%,"+%":("could.”The Greek community has seen Norman’s name in other places, as a former vice president of public

relations and risk management, a writer for the Greek newsletter Greek Speak, and even for a short time as a DJ on the Greek radio show Greek Vine.Outside of Greek Life, Norman is majoring in animal science and microbiology with a minor in equine management.“My future plans seem to change semester to semester, but I suppose college is here to help -(" !"'5)(" 15," :&+," 9" (#;1*" 21/ing,” Norman said. “There was never any doubt in my mind that I would become a veterinarian one day until I started working in HHMI.”

As a sophomore, Norman was accepted into the HHMI, a pro­gram heavily based on research. Norman is required to work in a lab each semester and will be conducting an intensive research

project this summer.“I will do research and write a thesis, and hopefully that will lead to getting published,” Norman said.Norman plans to attend gradu­ate school to get a master’s and PhD in animal science and animal nutrition, but Norman said her path could change.“I am still keeping my options 1.(#",1"'1"$#",&("!"(62"13"-$4)17$/ology focusing on virology,” Nor­man said. “Regardless of which degree I decide to pursue, I know that I want my life to be based on research and one day teaching at a university level.”

With her scholarship, her in­volvement and her activism in bettering the Greek world, Nor­man said she has discovered a lot about herself.“I learned that as much as I want

things to be perfect they won’t be,” Norman said. “I had to drastically cut out my relaxing time while in 13!"4(="7(4+5%("9":+%"($,&()"21$#'"something for Panhellenic, Pi Phi, work or school.”Despite her hectic schedule, Norman said joining Greek life is still one of the best decisions she has made during her college ca­reer.“The Greek system is a family, and that’s what makes it so amaz­ing,” Norman said.

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The Mesilla Valley Bike Coali­tion will hosted its November Share the Road Las Cruces Vis­ibility Ride last Tuesday, and will feature another Dec. 8, to encourage safe bicycle riding and awareness in the community and the New Mexico State University campus. MVBC member Ellen Castello said the visibility rides began af­ter the death of bicyclist Anthony Lemieux in November of 2008. “We wanted to help educate the Las Cruces community on how motorists and bicyclists can safely share the road,” Castello said. The November visibility ride began at 7 a.m. from Sam’s Club, at 7:15 a.m. from Alamo Mine Trail and Soledad Canyon and at 7:20 a.m. from the Las Cruces Rail Road Museum, and will have a similar schedule in December. The riders meet for coffee at the Starbucks on the corner of Uni­versity Avenue and Espina Street

and learn a lot about safety. “The visibility ride demon­strates to bicyclists how to ride :$,&" ,)+3!"4" %+3(6*=" +%" :(66" +%" ,1"raise awareness among motorists of the presence of cyclists’ ability to share the road safely,” Castello said. NMSU student Jennifer Grider said she has seen problems with bicyclists when driving near cam­pus. “I always have problems with 7$4*46$%,%"+#2",)+3!"4"6+:%=>"?)$2()"said. Grider said sharing the road can be a problem for most NMSU students. “Pedestrians fail to use cross­walks, bicycles fail to stop at stop signs, and motorists nearly run everyone down,” Grider said. To raise awareness, Castello said the coalition developed a Share the Road Educational Campaign and presented it to the City of Las Cruces. Castello said the Visibility Rides began in December of 2008 and included City Council Members Nathan Small, Gil Jones, Sharon Thomas and State Representative Nathan Cote as well as local cyclists.

“We now have monthly rides on the second Tuesday of the moth starting at three locations,” Castello said. Castello said the visibility rides are important to college students because bicycling is a safe and ef­fective way to commute to work or school and is good for health and recreation. “The MVBC can work with stu­dents to help NMSU become a Bi­cycle­Friendly campus,” Castello said, adding that a Visibility Ride hosted on campus would help raise awareness. Castello said members of the MVBC are League of Ameri­can Bicyclists instructors who are willing to work with student groups and various cycling pro­grams." 8@&("7(#(!",%"4+#"7("+..6$(2",1"the NMSU community,” Castello said. “We would welcome the op­portunity to work with the uni­versity and the city to make this happen.” For more information, visit www.visibilityride.blogspot.com.

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Bicyclists learn about safety, sharing the road during event

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dining environments, said Rose­anne Bensley, assistant direc­tor of Career Services. Proper etiquette can give students and others the positive impression needed to secure a job, Bensley said.Among many techniques, at­tendees learned the proper way to hold glasses, by the stem, and how to write a letter to thank their host for the event. Proper cell phone etiquette was also taught, as well as prop­er purse placement and tipping techniques. Green said a spirit of generosity is needed, and

!"#$#% &'%(%"&#$($)"*%&+%,+#%-&+­ing.“It’s not about you; it’s about the host,” Green said. “[The biggest mistake one can make] is being self­centered and call­ing attention to oneself instead of being gracious to dining com­panions.”Attendees were encouraged to wear formal clothing to provide the ambiance of what would be #./#)!#-% &+%(%,+#%-&+&+0%(!12­sphere, Bensley said.“By dressing up you feel more formal than if you are wearing casual clothes,” Bensley said.3&+#$'% 4#$#% ,$'!% /$#'#+!#-%with an Italian wedding soup, fol­lowed by a Caprese salad, shish kebab over rice and a dessert sampler plate capped with a sor­

5#!%(+-%(+%#-&56#%724#$8%Tyrus Sanders, a NMSU sopho­more HRTM major, said this was his second time attending the event.“I think it’s very essential to know the guidelines to fall back on,” Sanders said.Kevin Andrew, a placement specialist at Doña Ana Communi­ty College, said he could learn in­teresting information to apply to his personal and professional life.“I was just really curious,” An­drew said. “It’s always good to learn etiquette tips.”

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Etiquette dinner attendees practiced the proper way to pass the dessert tray during the etiquette tutorial at the Stan Fulton University Club Wednesday evening. Tom Sandford/the Round Up

changed since she began work­ing in it 40 years ago. “You used to be able to just call and shake hands,” Hubbard said. “But now you’ve got so many stacks of paper that you have to follow through that it al­most takes the fun out of it.”9:55($-% 2;,)&(66*% $#!&$#-%from her position in 1996, but was called back for two years until someone else could be found to take her position. Originally from Benton, Ark., Hubbard moved to New Mexico seeking love and a relief from allergies, where she married her husband, Peirce, in 1959. The main hallway in her Me­silla home is covered on both walls with autographed photos of her with celebrities, including a picture of her standing shoul­der­to­shoulder with a young­er, skinnier version of George Strait, Hubbard said.Although retired, Hubbard stays active in the inner­work­ings of Pan Am and in the lives of students through the non­/$2,!% 2$0(+&<(!&2+% =1#$&)(+%Collegiate Talent Showcase, a program designed to help stu­dents get a foothold in the en­tertainment business. >"#% 2$0(+&<(!&2+% "#6/'% '!:­dents become performers or work behind the scenes in the business as light and sound technicians, security and building managers. Many of !"2'#%"#6/#-%5*% !"#%2$0(+&<(­tion have gone on to work with famous stars and bands such as Jay­Z, Phish and many oth­

ers, Hubbard said.Hubbard recently set up three $10,000 endowments for students, and the money she makes for booking fees goes directly toward the en­dowments, she said.“That’s what I’ve been doing for the last 40 years,” Hubbard said, “trying to help students get a break.”Perhaps no one knows that fact better than Hubbard’s stu­-#+!'8%%?&)"(#6%=$1#+-($&<@%(%NMSU graduate student, said he has gained valuable knowl­edge for the future by working ;2$%9:55($-%('%(+%2;,)#%(''&'­tant.=$1#+-($&<%'(&-%"#%&'%9:5­bard’s right­hand man, and assists with everything to get the job done, which has in­cluded driving Bill Cosby and Cross­Canadian Ragweed to and from the airport.“[Hubbard] will stop at nothing to do anything for her students or the people she 42$A'%4&!"@B%=$1#+-($&<%'(&-8%%Even those who have not met Hubbard have heard about her, including NMSU Hous­ing Assignments Coordinator Caree Contreras, who said she attended some of the shows that came through the Pan Am during the ‘90s, including Paul McCartney, Garth Brooks and The Eagles.“They were fantastic,” Con­treras said. “I was very im­pressed at her ability to get impressive names [to come to NMSU].”

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!"#$45!67)!897:;(47<=6A SPLIT DECISION: THE ROUND UP EDITORIAL BOARD IS DIVIDED ON WHO SHOULD LEAD NMSU

“I care deeply about [New Mexico] and

its citizens, and I think I could

marshal my skills and many

experiences to work effectively for both.”

“I’m a big believer in bringing people with different perspectives together to find the best solution to a problem.”

Why the Board of Regents should hire Ortiz

Why the Board of Regents should hire Rossbacher

The New Mexico State University presidential search has come down to four prospective leaders: Barbara Couture, James Oblinger, Michael Ortiz and Lisa Rossbacher. While all four !"#$%$"&'()"*')+,"-%.'$/)0#')!"#$%$"&')stands out above all.Michael Ortiz, a New Mexico native, currently holds the position of president at California State Polytechnic Univer­sity Pomona and has been in his current position for six years. During his time as president, Ortiz has shown compassion for the students, faculty and staff and has dealt with a 20 percent budget cut. Ortiz’s main goal, during the large and detrimental budget cut, was to avoid layoffs.As a Hispanic leader, Ortiz can serve as a role model for many students at NMSU. In 2008, he was selected by Latino Leaders magazine as one of the “Top 25 Latinos in Education.”Born and raised in Carrizozo, N.M., Ortiz will easily relate to a large major­ity of NMSU students who hail from the similar backgrounds.Ortiz’s academic achievements in­clude bachelor’s and master’s degrees in education from the University of New Mexico and a Ph.D. in early childhood special education from the University of North Carolina.During Ortiz’s visit to the NMSU campus in early November, he was responsive to questions and concerns

presented by each audience and his passion for higher levels of learning was evident. It was obvious Ortiz was happy to be back in his home state. During the staff forum, Ortiz was proud to say that his relationship with the staff at his current university was outstanding. He was even brave enough to give each attendee permission to call his university and ask for themselves.As reported, NMSU Interim President Manuel Pacheco personally asked Ortiz to apply for the position, and after dis­cussion, Ortiz applied and later became ").#"-%(&1)230,43)(05')5"6)&3%#7)8*&%9)was not interested in the position at .*(&/)&3%()$'50#(&*"&'()&3')!0#&*"*61):&)%()';%$'#&)&3"&)8*&%9)%()+,"-%.'$)"#$)"<-'1)="!3'!0)50(&)-%7'-6)>''-()!0#.$'#&)in putting the future of NMSU in Ortiz’s hands.As a community, we should look upon each candidate for presidency and con­(%$'*)?30)<'(&).&()@ABC1)D"!3/)?%&3)their outstanding accomplishments shine, but Ortiz goes above and beyond. If chosen, Ortiz will be willing and able to serve as an inspiration to stu­dents and dedicate his time and com­mitment to serving our land­grant insti­tution. Ortiz understands New Mexico and its needs as a state, and also will take pride in representing a university with a diverse population and a future in sustainability.

New Mexico State University has been without a permanent leader for more than a year, but now it’s time for the NMSU Board of Regents to name a president. After a failed attempt to yield a president last year, NMSU needs to once again align its long­term goals with the right person. We think that person is Lisa Rossbacher.The president of Southern Polytechnic State University, Rossbacher has held the university’s top position for more than 11 years, proving her long­term commitment to achieving an institution’s goals. Rossbacher’s inclusive and unpretentious attitude is inspiring and important for lead­ing an institution that serves a diverse set of students, faculty and staff. During public forums, Rossbacher cited honesty and openness as necessities toward garnering a respectful relationship with the campus community.As students, it is important to know administration will listen to our concerns. Rossbacher responded to e­mails sent by !"#$%&'()$*+$staff and provided extensive and thoughtful answers to our questions. B3')"-(0)%()0#')0>)&?0).#"-%(&()?30)E*0;%$'$)contact information on her vitae posted to the NMSU Web site. In terms of business and academic suc­cesses, Rossbacher has proved she is the right choice for NMSU. The NMSU Web site lists leadership in research among the university’s points of pride. Rossbacher’s research background

would further advance the image of NMSU as a leader in research. An Ivy League graduate, Rossbacher holds a doctorate de­gree in geological sciences from Princeton University. She participated in NASA­fund­ed research and worked for National Public Radio as a science reporter. That said, Rossbacher also stated during public forums that liberal arts and hu­manities are important to a well­rounded education. Rossbacher also is connected to the busi­ness­side of university leadership. Ross­bacher is the chairwoman of the Chamber of Commerce in Marietta, Ga., which makes the university more visible with businesses. As mentioned during forums, Rossbacher has a deep­rooted relationship with New Mexico, as she and her husband frequently visit the state. An already impressive knowl­edge of the state and institution, Rossbach­er, if hired, made a commitment to better understand the culture before assuming the president position. Although Rossbacher would be respon­sible for a much larger enrollment at NMSU than her current institution, we believe her can­do attitude and impressive communi­cation skills will prove invaluable to NMSU. Selecting Rossbacher, a woman with an astounding track record and unassuming personality, will launch NMSU in a positive, goal­oriented direction.

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As a watered down healthcare

bill got through the House of

Representatives (I believe we

deserve a Universal Health Care

System), there was a new study by

a research team at Harvard Medi­

cal School that estimates 2,266

veterans under the age of 65 died

in 2008 because they were unin­

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Health. That is about four times

the total of U.S. soldiers killed in

Iraq and Afghanistan last year.

The study also found that about

1.5 million veterans between ages

18­64 were uninsured last year,

and the researchers say that the

health care legislation now being

%/!,"!!$%'1/22'+*-'!/0+/.',)+-23')%4dress this problem.

5#6'7-$8.'$'9**2:)+%2$#&',*4author of the report, Physicians

for a National Health Program,

argued even though the Veterans

Administration covers many

veterans, there are those who are

not covered because they were

either not injured in combat or

their income bracket made them

ineligible.

The VA will cover you if you

have a service­connected injury.

However, many middle­income

vets are not eligible for VA care.

Sadly, many of them will con­

tinue to be uninsured under the

House or Senate bills, which, even

if they work as planned, will leave

somewhere between a third and

a half of all uninsured people still

uninsured in the year 2020.

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bill that takes about $500 billion in

taxpayer money and hands it over

to the private health insurance

industry.

Money for the banks. Money for

the private insurance industry.

It looks like taxpayer money is

going to the wealthy few instead of

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for about 25 percent of the home­

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stan wars are suffering from PTSD.

They also have suicide rates dou­

bling the national average.

A Pentagon report said, “one in

three female service members are

sexually assaulted at least once

during their enlistment.”

According to DemocracyNow.

org, “63 percent of the nearly

3,000 cases reported last year

were rapes or aggravated assaults.”

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dress poverty and marginalization

to the Department of Veteran Af­

fairs to address the emotional and

physical problems our returning

soldiers have?

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House’s third of the year and was returned for a touchdown – the only Aggie score of the night. Kent Nishimura/Ka Leo O Hawaii

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The Aggies lost their fourth

straight game Saturday against

Hawaii in Honolulu.

Hawaii sprinted out of the

gates, scoring touchdowns on

!"#$%& '%(!& !)*& +*((#(($*,(-&With the loss, the Aggies fell to

3­7 on the season.

& ./"0!&'%(!&120%!#%&)0(&(*3#­thing,” head football coach

DeWayne Walker said. “They

came out, and it’s a really ex­

plosive offense. They came out

40(!&$,&!"0!&'%(!&120%!#%&0,5&%#­ally had us on our heels.”

In what has become a theme

in Aggie losses this year, the

offense struggled and put the

defense in bad situations. The

only Aggie score of the night

came on a 58­yard intercep­

tion return by Davon House in

!"#&!"$%5&120%!#%- “[House] scored our last two

touchdowns,” Walker said.

“Too bad it’s coming from the

defense, but it is what it is, and

I’ve been real happy with his

progress and I’m happy we’ll

have him another year.”

& 6!"#%& !"0,& 70)0$$8(& '%(!&two possessions, the defense

held the explosive Hawaii of­

fense to just 10 points.

“To hold them to 10 points

the rest of the game is phe­

nomenal, with the turnovers

0,5& 905& '#:5& +*($!$*,;& (*&again, I’m just so proud of our

defense and how they fought

and kept the game respect­

able,” Walker said.

The Aggies will try to get on

track in their last home game

of the season Saturday against

Nevada. Game time is set for

8:30 p.m.

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The New Mexico State Univer­

sity volleyball team rounded out

the regular season with a pair

of wins over Fresno State and

<#=050&0,5&',$("#5&!"#&(#0(*,&second in the WAC.

Head volleyball coach Mike

Jordan said the team played

characteristically against Ne­

vada and Fresno State, beat­

ing Nevada in four games and

sweeping the Bulldogs.

NMSU, which is second in the

conference in hitting and assists,

is also tied for third in attacking

errors for the conference.

“It’s very frustrating,” Jordan

said. “It’s our inexperience and

youth. Late in games we try to

be aggressive and make bad de­

cisions.”

The Aggies will play in the

WAC tournament in Las Vegas

on Nov. 22. Because NMSU is

the second seed, the team will

>#!&0&'%(!&%*2,5&9?#-&/"#&(#=#,@day break is a little long, Jordan

said.

A:!"*2>"&!"#&A>>$#(8&'%(!&*+­ponent will be decided between

the third and sixth seeds in the

tournament, Jordan said he ex­

+#B!(&C50"*&!*&9#&!"#&'%(!&<DEF&opponent.

“I’d put money on playing

them,” Jordan said. “In both

those matches we were error

prone.”

The Aggies split the regular

season against the Vandals, los­

$,>&$,&!"#$%&'%(!&3##!$,>&*,&!"#&road and taking their revenge

at home in the Pan Am. NMSU

averaged a .180 hitting percent­

age, but committed an average

of 8.8 errors per game in the

'%(!&30!B"&0>0$,(!&!"#&G0,50:(-&The second match saw the Ag­

gies hit for a better percent­

age,.200, and fewer errors,8.4,

but resulted in a very narrow

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)0(& %0,H#5& !)#,!?& '%(!& $,& !"#&nation as of Nov. 8. Hawaii

leads all statistical categories in

the WAC with the exceptions of

blocks and digs, which are held

by Idaho. Jordan said the key to

beating Hawaii involved playing

consistently from beginning to

end, which is a problem for his

team.

“It’s tough because Hawaii

serves so well,” Jordan said.

“They put a lot of pressure on

you. We have to limit errors.

We’ve got the size to slow them

down.”

The Aggies, who have made

!"#&<IAA&!*2%,03#,!&'=#&!$3#(&in the past seven seasons, are on

the bubble to make the NCAA

tournament this season. The

A>>$#(& 0%#& :0BH$,>& 0& ($>,$'B0,!&win against a top 40 team in the

ratings percentage index. A win

in the conference tournament

would secure an automatic bid

to the tournament.

The Aggies also play Colorado

State following the tournament.

A win against CSU could net the

Aggies a berth into the NCAA

tournament.

Jordan said it would be a

tough task for his team, which is

feeling the effects of late­season

wear and tear. Senior outside

hitter Krista Altermatt has been

playing on a sore ankle, and Jor­

dan said, she is struggling.

“She’s not 100 percent,” Jor­

dan said. “She’s about 75 per­

cent, but that’s better than what

we have. She is crucial in the

service and receiving game.”

The Aggies will be back in ac­

tion in the WAC tournament on

Nov. 24. Game time is set for 6

p.m.

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Saturday against

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located on Hadley Avenue, has been open for 12 years and serves what Gosselin described as “pub grub,” burgers and fries, with specials every day, such as Rubens and tuna sandwiches. The popular nachos are what draw students, though. The na­chos range in price from

!clectic food, homemade bread and a very local, southwestern experience,

blend together at The Shed, lo­cated on Valley Drive. “It’s the best in town,” said Gabriel Mendoza, owner and operator of The Shed. “It’s all fresh food. You’re getting a fresh product.” The Shed offers a wide variety of foods, including vegetarian options, wood oven­baked piz­zas, typical breakfast foods,

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the perfect lunch plan, Delicias Café, a Mexican food restaurant located on Amador is an option. “Our meals come out within ten minutes or so,” said Kenia Medina, a server at Delicias. “It’s very convenient for a short lunch.” The cozy restaurant is a local favorite for workweek lunches as well as family meals after church on Sundays, Medina said. Delicias boasts all the Mexican food basics: enchiladas, tacos,

burritos. And each meal comes with complimentary chips and salsa. “We have a lot of burritos that are about $3,” Medina said. “You can eat a really big meal for about $5.”

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