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DAILY LOBOnew mexico

November 5 2010 The Independent Voice of UNM since 1895

Inside theDaily Lobo

What a time

waster

See page 2volume 115 issue 53 68 |45

TODAYFrom

election to transition

See page 3

by Ruben Hamming-Greenrhamminggreengmailcom

ASUNM passed a resolution against the demolition of the Santa Ana dorms Wednes-day night

e possible demolition would displace 177 residents over winter break who would then be placed in other dormitories

Sen Miguel Pena said tearing down the dormitory would breach the Universityrsquos con-tract with Santa Ana residents

ldquo ey started a contract with this Univer-sityrdquo he said ldquo e University should hold its end of the bargainrdquo

e resolution however did not oppose the eventual demolition of the building but the demolition while students live there It passed 13-4

If the building were demolished American Campus Communities would begin a pro-jected 16-month construction of a new dorm ACC the company developing Lobo Village on south campus would also manage the new residence halls

Sen Greg Golden said he supports the demolition

ldquoIn the grand scheme of things UNM needs new residence hallsrdquo he said ldquoFor that reason Irsquom not in support of the resolutionrdquo

Sen Alonzo Castillo said students would have to endure displacement for new resi-dence halls

ldquoIts unfortunate that students might change their housingrdquo Castillo said ldquoI donrsquot think itrsquos that detrimental to the students that are going to have to move outrdquo

Santa Ana resident Cindy Hollon said that dorm demolition would be unfortunate for students She said student relocation to rooms that are already occupied will not be constructive

ldquoPeople in Santa Ana are really concernedrdquo she said ldquoWersquore not being taken care of if this is being built in the middle of December Doing that to us in the middle of the school year is going to mess us uprdquo

Sen Daniel Parker said sudden displace-ment will lead to student uneasiness

ldquoAre we going to allow this University and this administration to behave this wayrdquo he said ldquoI hope notrdquo

ASUNM Also Passed

A resolution urging SUB vendors not to use Styrofoam

A resolution urging students against buy-ing bottled water

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Daniel Hulsbos Daily Lobo

Jaque Frague a local artist hired by the Scion Xchange works on a piece at Satellite Co ee south of campus Thursday Scion Xchange works with local artists and nonpro ts to support community and show o new Scion vehicles

by Shaun Griswoldshaun24unmedu

Students Paisley Palmer and Da-vid Davis said they were excited to vote for their rst time However just days before election day they noticed something was wrong when they still didnrsquot have their voter-reg-istration cards

ldquoI was waiting for a while but I wasnrsquot really updated and I found out a couple days before the election I could not vote so that suckedrdquo Da-vis said ldquoIrsquod rather not cast a provi-sional ballotrdquo

Like Palmer and Davis ballots cast by more than 100 UNM students may not be counted after NMPIRG a student-funded on-campus orga-nization failed to submit registra-tion cards on time according to the Bernalillo County Clerkrsquos o ce

Breanna Hastings NMPIRG pres-ident said her group turned in the registration cards late to the County Clerk but said there was confusion about the clerkrsquos deadline

ldquoWe were told we could submit registration forms 48 hours after the Oct 6 deadlinerdquo Hastings said ldquoWe did everything to abide by the rules that the County Clerk gave usrdquo

e County Clerkrsquos o ce did not comment on the miscommunication claim but con rmed it received the registration cards one day late

Katie Otsuka a PIRG representa-tive said the group mailed the forms from the post o ce o Cornell Drive on Oct 5 after 7 pm But when the documents reached the County Clerkrsquos o ce they were postmarked Oct 6 a day after the deadline

PIRG did not learn about the inci-dent until a few days before Election Day when a student contacted the group after he was turned away from an early-voting site

ldquoWe contacted the county clerkrsquos o ce and they told us the forms we submitted after the deadline were in questionrdquo Otsuka said ldquoWe then made the e ort to contact the studentsrdquo

Out of more than 100 who did not get registered PIRG contacted 15-20 students told them they were not registered to vote and advised them to ll out a provisional ballot at the polls Otsuka said She said of those reached three received their voter card and were able to vote

Davis said he ended up lling out a provisional ballot

Palmer said she did not ldquo e voter card never came in the

mail so I though it wasnrsquot possible to voterdquo she said

by Andrew Lymanalymanunmedu

Journalist Gwen I ll will stop by KNME this weekend to lend insight into Tuesdayrsquos midterm elections

I ll host of PBSrsquo Washington Week will also discuss politics and the state of journalism on the public access station Saturday

Joan Rebecchi KNME communication manager said the station invites celebrities throughout the year to boost donations and event ticket sales have spiked with VIP tickets sold out

ldquoAny time we hold these events our donor numbers in-creaserdquo she said

Gene Grant from KNMErsquos New Mexico in Focus will ask I ll questions to start the night followed by audience questions Rebecchi said

Afterward she said I ll will sign copies of her book e Breakthrough Politics and Race in the Age of Obama at the UNM Bookstore

In a 2009 interview with e New York Times I ll said her book focuses on African-Americans and the progress theyrsquove been a orded by past generationsrsquo sacri ces

ldquoBarack Obama gives us an excuse to look at all these people but it doesnrsquot end thererdquo she said in the interview

Student voices may go unheard

see PIRG page 3

ASUNM Donrsquot demolish

NMPIRG misses deadline100 votes might not count

ldquoThe University should hold its end of the bargainrdquo~ASUNM Sen Miguel Pena

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Hastings said NMPIRG which stands for the New Mexico Public In-terest Research Group apologized to students and is cooperating with the County Clerkrsquos o ce to ensure the studentsrsquo voices are heard

ldquoIt was really dishearteningrdquo she said ldquoIrsquom not sure what we could have done betterrdquo

Now it is up to the New Mexico Election Commission to determine if there is enough evidence to count the ballots after the election despite the registration error

ldquoIt was a pitfall for both the Coun-ty Clerkrsquos o ce and the PIRGrsquosrdquo Hastings said

rough the New Voters Project PIRG registered more than 1200 vot-ers on campus since the beginning of the fall semester It also made more than 9500 get-out-the-vote remind-er contacts Hastings said

NMPIRG receives about $50000 of its total funding with student fees

Although she was not able to vote in her rst election Palmer said she understands this was a miscommu-nication issue and is not ready to blame the organization

ldquo ey messed up the last day of voter registration formsrdquo she said ldquoBut I am sure they did a lot of good before thatrdquo

PIRG from PAGE 1

by Barry MasseyAssociated Press

Former New Mexico Congress-woman Heather Wilson will lead Gov-elect Susana Martinezrsquos tran-sition team in preparing for the Republican to take office in less than two months

Martinez announced Wilsonrsquos appointment on Thursday de-scribing her as ldquorespected ac-complished honest and a very trustworthy leader who will en-sure that the administration has the most qualified individuals and principled peoplerdquo

Wilson 49 works as a private consultant in Albuquerque She served five terms representing the Albuquerque-area 1st Congres-sional District but gave up the seat in 2008 to unsuccessfully run for the GOP nomination for the US Senate

Wilson said she will serve as the point person in working with Gov Bill Richardsonrsquos administra-tion on transition issues and will help in recruiting people to work for the next governor

ldquoI am very confident that we will be able to harness the excite-ment and the energy surround-ing Susanarsquos election and identi-fy fresh faces from all across New Mexico who want to move this state forwardrdquo Wilson said

Martinez defeated Democrat Diane Denish the lieutenant gov-ernor since 2003

Wilson said therersquos no timeta-ble for Martinez to start making appointments of cabinet-level ad-ministrators for state agencies

Martinez is establishing a web-site to help in hiring people for her administration People inter-ested in jobs can submit personal information online to the transi-tion team

Martinez the district attor-ney in Dontildea Ana County said she hasnrsquot decided when she will step down as prosecutor

The governor fills district at-torney vacancies according to the Administrative Office of the District Attorneys That means Martinez may be able to pick her successor

The state provides $50000 to cover transition expenses for Martinez

Richardson has named his chief of staff Brian Condit to head the administrationrsquos transition team which will assist Martinez as she prepares to take over in Santa Fe The governor has pledged his co-operation to ensure Martinez can ldquohit the ground runningrdquo

Wilson an Air Force Academy graduate is a defense expert who won election to Congress in 1998 after serving as an administra-tor under former Republican Gov Gary Johnson She was secretary of the Children Youth and Fami-lies Department from 1995 until running for Congress

Wilson leads Gov transition

Susan Montoya Bryan AP Photo

Gov-elect Susana Martinez answers questions at a news conference as former congresswoman Heather Wilson left listens at campaign headquarters in Albuquerque on Thursday Martinez has selected Wilson to lead her gubernatorial transition team

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opiniondailylobocom Ext 133Opinion editor Jenny Gignac The Independent Voice of UNM since 1895LoboOpinionLoboOpinion Friday

November 5 2010

Page

4

EditorWhy donrsquot we give the Lobo football the

team the opportunity to invite other state schools for an exhibition game to run up its record I know roundball (basketball) is the cash cow but show some love for the foot-ball team too Paul Krebs

Joe SkenandoreUNM alumnus

EditorLong live the Lobos Yes I hope our foot-

ball team can somehow rise to victory But what Irsquom talking about is the actual

lobo living here in New Mexico The Mexican gray wolf is one of the most endangered spe-cies on the planet with less than 40 living in the wild today Itrsquos the wild face that has been forgotten behind our school mascot Howev-er some students are trying to give the lobo recognition Just last week the Daily Loborsquos front page showed students with the UNM Wilderness Alliance drawing giant lobos with chalk at Zimmerman Plaza and petitioning for their survival

I am from Silver City (in southwest New Mexico) and I grew up with the Gila Wilder-ness as my backyard There are currently few-er than 15 wolves living in the Gila Nation-al Forest when once there were hundreds roaming our state

Last month a female wolf from one of the packs was found dead mdash the cause un-known Others have been found deliberate-ly and illegally killed in the past This is how our mascot is treated The misleading myths surrounding wolves (Little Red Riding Hood Boy Who Cried Wolf etc as well as the ideas that wolves are savage indiscriminate kill-ers) abet their bad reputation causing peo-ple to irrationally fear them

The truth is that wolves do not attack hu-mans and rarely kill livestock preferring to hunt their natural prey If this species is lost our environment and University pride will suffer the consequences And we would be the ones to blame

UNM community We can have a strong impact on this issue

Together we can save a vital native spe-cies But you have to care and you must be brave And next time you shout for our lobos keep the Mexican gray wolf in mind

Their survival is in our hands

Sienna WrightUNM student

Editor

One of the definitions for the word ldquore-spectrdquo is ldquothe condition of being esteemed or honoredrdquo

Are women treated with ldquorespectrdquo in this society

You do not need but two eyes to see wom-en walking around campus practically naked They have clothes on but the clothing is min-imal or so tight that there is little left to the imagination

Consequently you will usually have one or two brothers calling those women by any number of degrading names While it is true

that a man should respect in all women the womb that bore him women must take per-sonal responsibility as well

If you want a brother to respect you sister then you must first start by respecting your-self As a poet once said ldquoHaving love is more important than having a loverrdquo

Muhajir RomeroUNM student

Quick thought Hold exhibition games to up the Lobosrsquo record

With only 40 left lobos in wild deserve attention too

If women want respect they should put clothes on

Letters

Letters

Editor

Ali Abunimah recently spoke at UNM to promote the boycott divestment and sanc-tions (BDS) of Israel He also calls for a one-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict rather than the popular two-state so-lution His vision is one of hate and destruc-tion rather than bringing Israelis and Pales-tinians together

First of all blaming Israel entirely for the conflict is extremely myopic Prior to 1948 when Israel declared its independence the UN called for two separate states mdash one Jew-

ish and one Palestinian Israel agreed to the UN plan but the Arabs responded with vio-lence and an attack on the Jewish state In 2000 Israel offered Arafat a two-state solu-tion with Palestinians retaining virtually all of their land including East Jerusalem Arafat gave a resounding ldquonordquo to this generous offer and instead called for violence and a Pales-tinian state to occupy all of Israel This is the ldquoone-state solutionrdquo that Abunimah is call-ing for To this day both Hamas and Hezbol-lah have pledged to continue terrorizing and murdering Jews until Israel is under complete Palestinian control

So what would a one-state solution look like With Hamas and Hezbolllah running freely in Israel what do you think they would do to the Jews

Have them over for tea

In contrast to Abunimah and the BDS movement the pro-Israel movement is for peace for all peoples We are pro-Israel and also pro-Palestinian We believe that both Jews and Palestinians are entitled to the land and should live in peace We do not teach our children to hate Palestinians We do not send rockets to Gaza to kill children We be-lieve in equal rights for all persons We want to see Palestinian children looking forward to a brighter future We desperately believe in a Palestinian state alongside Israel Abunimah and BDS are against this

Todd GoldblumUNM professor

The lsquosingle-statersquo solution toMiddle East conflict is violentLetter submissiOn pOLicy

n Letters can be submitted to the Daily Lobo office in Marron Hall or online at DailyLobocom The Lobo reserves the right to edit letters for content and length A name and phone number must accompany all letters Anonymous letters or those with pseudonyms will not be published Opinions expressed solely reflect the views of the author and do not reflect the opinions of Lobo employees

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Pat LohmannEditor-in-chief

Isaac AviluceaManaging editor

Jenny GignacOpinion editor

Leah ValenciaNews editor

Friday November 5 2010 Page 5New Mexico Daily lobo sports

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Coach expects big thingsby Ryan Tomarirtomariunmedu

Itrsquos early-season college baseballrsquos version of the Fall Classic

The UNM baseball team conclud-ed its Cherry-Silver World Series on Thursday after a three-game set at Lobo Field

Despite losing the first two games the Silver squad won Game 3 7-5

Head coach Ray Birmingham said he was pleased with both teamsrsquo per-formance during the three-day series

ldquoIt was the same thing that I have seen all fallrdquo he said ldquoThere is a pretty good team here and a lot of talent Itrsquos young but as they grow theyrsquoll be pret-ty historical for the University of New Mexicordquo

The game-changing play came in the fifth inning Transfer outfield-er Jase Morgan hit a two-run homer in the sixth inning to give Silver a 7-5 lead

ldquoI was just trying to get a decent pitch to swing atrdquo Morgan said ldquoI was just trying to change my approach just because I had been swinging at crap all day Finally I get a good pitch and it was up I made good contact and to be honest with you I just thought it was going to be a fly ball but it ended up carrying out of the parkrdquo

The Silver squad was also pro-pelled by a little trickery

On the mound in the seventh in-ning Quay Grant used a hidden-ball play to get the second out at second base picking off runner Nate Ross

Birmingham said there is big-league talent on his roster

ldquoThe thing that I noticed on the field when I was out here the other day what could be our starting de-fense on the infieldrdquo he said ldquoWith (Mitchell) Garve and DJ and Alex All-britton and whoever we can get here at first base they could all get draftedrdquo

Cherry demolished silver 11-2 in

Game 1 on Tuesday pounding out 16 hits before squeaking out a 10th-in-ning victory Wednesday

Freshman third baseman DJ Pe-terson led Tuesdayrsquos charge He was 3-for-5 with a home run four RBIs and two runs He scored four runs during Wednesdayrsquos game

Petersen said fall ball is a growing period for young players

ldquoIt was a good experience and it was competitiverdquo he said ldquoBoth pitch-ers threw really well on both teams all fall and throughout the series but the red team came out on top because they hit betterrdquo

Despite making its first NCAA tournament appearance since 1962 last year Birmingham said his squad feels no added stress this year

ldquoAre you kidding me This team doesnrsquot feel pressurerdquo Birmingham said ldquoThe University of New Mexi-co doesnrsquot feel any pressure Itrsquos the team thatrsquos playing us who feels the pressurerdquo

Robert Maes Daily LoboFreshman outfielder Brian Smith of the UNM baseball team takes a practice swing on deck during Game 3 of the Cherry-Silver World Series at Lobo Field The Cherry took two of three games from Silver but Silver won 7-5 on Thursday

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by Ryan Tomarirtomariunmedu

The UNM football team has two home games left and maybe one last chance to avoid a looming possibil-ity an 0-12 season

The Lobos host Wyoming on Sat-urday at University Stadium be-fore heading to Air Force and BYU and returning home to host nation-al powerhouse TCU at the season finale

Head coach Mike Locksley said UNMrsquos winless streak is a result of inconsistency

ldquoItrsquos tough to deal withrdquo he said ldquoBut itrsquos definitely in my experi-ence a byproduct of an inexperi-enced teamAs a coaching staff we have to find a way to get our players to play at a consistent levelrdquo

If anything has been consistent this year itrsquos been UNMrsquos quarter-back shuffle

After missing action for five weeks BR Holbrook played against San Diego but was knocked out in the third quarter Last week Hol-brook aggravated his shoulder in the first quarter and sat the rest of the game He had an MRI but it didnrsquot reveal structural damage

ldquo(The doctors) are calling it a badly bruised triceprdquo Locksley said ldquoUnfortunately the tricep plays a major role in throwing the football but BR will do anything he can to playrdquo

If he canrsquot go that leaves the reins to either freshman quarterback Tar-ean Austin or Stump Godfrey who took over for Holbrook against the Rams

Brad Gruner is unavailable be-cause he sliced his hand while carv-ing a pumpkin leading up to last weekrsquos game He will have season-

ending surgery on his handWithout Holbrook UNM was

unable to sustain any traction and in Fort Collins Colo two-win Col-orado State beat the Lobos 38-14 There the Lobos surrendered 584 offensive yards and gave up 328

rushing yardsLocksley said UNMrsquos run defense

was full of holes even though it pre-viously did a good job stopping oth-er teamsrsquo ground attack

ldquoI thought we were making prog-ress after the San Diego State gamerdquo

Locksley said ldquoOne of the things that I thought we could say wersquove done well here if we can say we did anything well this season it was on the defensive side of the ball and stopping the run I thought we did that well the last three games up

until Colorado StaterdquoGood thing then that the Cow-

boys have struggled to run the ball this season They are 116th out of 120 Football Sub Division teams av-eraging just 774 rushing yards per game Last week Wyoming fell to SDSU 48-38 at home

Wyoming head coach Dave Christensen said his team put up nearly 40 points on the scoreboard yet walked away with a loss But he said during the weekly Mountain West Conference teleconference that Wyoming can still finish on a high note starting with the Lobos

ldquoTheyrsquore huge (games)rdquo Chris-tensen said ldquoBut as I told the team next season started (on Monday)rdquo

Speaking of big games Locksley said the Lobos are running out of opportunities to get their first win

ldquoThis is definitely an important week for us as a football programrdquo Locksley said ldquoWe need to find a way to get a win Our goal this week like it is every week is to go out prepare play with great effort and find a way to get a W on Saturday mdash which is something that we obvi-ously havenrsquot been able to dordquo

Vanessa Sanchez Daily LoboUNM tight end Lucas Reed catches a pass over SDSU defensive back Andrew Preston in the Lobosrsquo home loss to the Aztecs 30-20 UNM hosts Wyoming this Saturday at University Stadium

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Friday November 5 2010 Page 7New Mexico Daily lobo lobo features

FRIDAY 115CAMPUS EVENTSWRC Film SeriesStarts at 1200pmLocation Womenrsquos Resource CenterWhen Your Hands Are Tied is an educational film that explores the unique ways in which young native people are finding to express themselves in the contemporary world while maintaining strong traditional lives

Chemistry Departmentrsquos Friday Seminar SeriesStarts at 300pmLocation Clark Hall Room 101The Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology welcomes Professor Peter Zhang from the Department Chemistry at the University of South Florida

Words Afire Festival of New Plays Directed ReadingsStarts at 600pmLocation Experimental TheatreUNMrsquos Department of Theatre and Dance Presents the Words Afire New Play Festival Di-rected Readings Nationally Acclaimed Dramatic Writing Program httptheatreunmeduwaf

Volleyball Lobos vs Horned FrogsStarts at 700pmLocation Johnson CenterCheer on your New Mexico Lobos as they take on the Texas Christian Horned Frogs Student Admission is FREE

COMMUNITY EVENTSCaring Across New MexicoStarts at 800amLocation Embassy SuitesA venue for communication among caregivers on career opportunities job advancement job benefits advocacy and legislation affecting those who provide care

SATURDAY 116CAMPUS EVENTSDixon Artists Studio TourStarts at 800amLocation UNM Continuing EducationFor more information visit dceunmedustory-of-new-mexicohtm or call Joan Cok at 505-277-0563 To register visit dceunmedu

UNM School of Engineering Open HouseStarts at 100pmLocation Centennial Engineering CenterVisit labs see student projects learn about undergraduate degree programs and meet faculty staff and students

Football Lobos vs CowboysStarts at 400pmLocation University StadiumCheer on your New Mexico Lobos as they take on the Wyoming Cowboys Student Admission is FREE

Menrsquos Basketball Lobos vs SpartansStarts at 800pmLocation The PitCheer on your New Mexico Lobos as they take on the Manchester Spartans Student Admis-sion is FREE

COMMUNITY EVENTSFlag Football for HopeStarts at 830amLocation Heritage Hills ParkFor more information you can go to our website at httphstrial-flagfootballfintuitwebsitescom and email us at flagfootball4hopegmailcom

Bridal Event by Mati Jewelers amp Brides by DemetriosStarts at 1100amLocation Mati Jewelers Store

This event is the perfect opportunity to plan your dress and your wedding ring in time for your spring nuptials

JOURNEY FROM ZANSKARStarts at 800pmLocation Guild Cinema$15 single admission $25 couples $5 children under 18 - A RigDzin Dharma Center Building Fund Benefit

SUNDAY 117CAMPUS EVENTSHula-Hoop Circus ArtsStarts at 300pmLocation 3rd Floor of the SUB and UNMrsquos Duck PondMake your own hula-hoops and learn cool cir-cus tricks Materials and instruction provided Totally free and open to the community

Werewolf The ForsakenStarts at 700pmLocation SUB Santa Ana AampBPlay a character as part of White Wolf Publish-ingrsquos ongoing official worldwide chroniclePlease call Marco at 505 453 7825 for informa-tionconfirmation

Ali Abunimah Talk From New Mexico to PalestineStarts at 700pmLocation SUB Santa Ana AampBThe title of Abunimahrsquos talk will be ldquoFrom New Mexico to Palestine The Global Struggle for Hu-man Rights and Equalityrdquo The talk will address the issues surrounding the Israel-Palestine Conflict

COMMUNITY EVENTSJOURNEY FROM ZANSKARStarts at 800pmLocation Guild Cinema$15 single admission $25 couples $5 children under 18 - A RigDzin Dharma Center Building Fund Benefit

LOBO LIFE Event CalendarPlanning your weekend has never been easier


Please limit your description to 25 words (although you may type in more your description will be ed-ited to 25 words To have your event published in the Daily Lobo on the day of the event submit at least 3 school days prior to the event Events in the Daily Lobo will apear with the title time location and 25 word description Although events will only publish in the Daily Lobo on the day of the event events will be on the web once submitted and ap-proved Events may be edited and may not publish on the Web or in the Daily Lobo at the discretion of the Daily Lobo

Placing an event in the Lobo Life calendar

1 Go to wwwdailylobocom

2 Click on ldquoEventsrdquo link near the top of the page

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4 Type in the event information and submit

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AuditionsPLAYBOY OF THE Western World Adobe Theatre 116 1pm 117 630pm Contact Frank Melcorie for more info 262-4124

Lost and FoundLOST FUJI ROUBAIX Road bike Re- ward if found No questions asked Call Nathan at 801-472-3196

ServicesABORTION AND COUNSELING services Caring and confidential FREE PREGNANCY TESTING Curtis Boyd MD PC 522 Lomas Blvd NE 242-7512

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MATHEMATICS STATISTICS TUTOR Billy Brown PhD College and HSwelbert53aolcom 401-8139

BIRTHRIGHT CARES FREE pregnancy tests help 262-2235

DR ELMER J PACHECO MD an- nounces the opening of his Internal Medicine Practice in Rio Rancho starting December 1st 2010 Dr Pacheco is a Board Certified In- ternist with special interests in Blood Disorders Diabetes Hyper- tension and Health Improvement

With over 25 years of experience Dr Pacheco was trained in Medical Oncology at MD Anderson Cancer Center Geriatric Patients are most welcomed Visits are on an appointment basis only No pain control patients seen El Doctor habla Espanol Please call 505-234-1616 for your ap-pointment

GUITAR PIANO BASS Lessons $20hour 980-4322

Your SpaceSOCIALIST SEEKING DISCUSSION Group Looking for people to get together with and talk about Socialism E- mail zaphikielmailcom

MICHELLE IrsquoM SORRY Irsquove been a jerk You are such a blessing to me I love you so much Thank you for sticking with me

ALEX I JUST wanted to let you know that Aylie and I love you so much Have a great day Love Ari

ApartmentsMOVE IN SPECIAL- walk to UNM 1BDRMS starting at $575mo includes utilities No pets 255-2685 268-0525

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STUDIOS 1 BLOCK UNM Free utilities $445mo 246-2038 1515 Copper NE wwwkachina-propertiescom

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Houses For RentBEAUTIFUL TOWNHOME 3BDRM 2BA 2CG 7-Miles from UNM Wash- erDryer No Smoking No Pets $1100mo plus security deposit Call 259-5760 to view

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TOWNHOUSE COORS AND North I-40 $900mo 3BDRM 2BA 1-car garage 505-400-8934

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Rooms For Rent1 ROOM AVAILABLE asap rent is $300 +utilities Pets allowed North valley Call Alexandria at 505-220-3503

SUPER FUN ROOMATES with 1bdrm in a 3bdrm house available in the Heights $400mo untils included amp Internet Washer Dryer Email Kaleen at kaleen_baileyyahoocom

GREAT TEMPORARY HOUSING available No lease all utilities included great affordable living Starts at $19999 plus tax per week All two room suites Please call Debbie at at the Barcelona Suites (Lomas amp Louisiana) 505-255-5566

MASTER BEDROOM amp Bathroom in spacious house 10 second walk to UNM Maintained Yard garage $455mo (Water amp waste included) In- ternet available fun roomates (505)- 417-2526

FEMALE NS GRAD Student (or Mature Undergrad) wliberal values preferred for spacious roombath in my warm bright home House 10 mins UNM Irsquom busy female healthcare professional $425mo including utilitiescable $250dd No pets (I do have a cat) Pos- sibility to trade from rent for cookinggar- dening 505-450-6024

RESPONSIBLE FEMALE WANTED Clean quiet 2brm house 10 mins from campus $400 +12 utils No pets smoking Parking included Please call 505- 280-9783

NICE BDRM $390 pm 15 min from UNM Jim 917-3327

2 RESPONSIBLE ADULTS looking for 3rd roomie 3BDRM house Approx 10 mins from UNM $332mo +utils E-mail for details amp info sheet jensch29hot mailcom

ROOMMATE OPEN-MINDED- 2BDRM 1BA small house near campus $300 all bill paid 505-435-5973 Randy

For SaleSELLING POKEMON YU-Gi-Oh amp Magic cards 505-507-7334

LOBO PAX NECK and back rice heating and cooling pads for sale all proceeds go to Susan G Komen lobopaxgmail com facebookcomlobopax for more info

SNOW CAMPERS ENJOY all the beauty of winter without ever being cold again httpmaryiscomsnow

BRADLEYrsquoS BOOKS ROCKS inside Winnings Coffee

NEW CANON G11 Powershot Camera for sale $420 obo Call Mel 505-263- 8827 or Mari 505-235-8796

FIRE WOOD FREE Delivery in Albu- querque $125 = 12 cord $250 = Full Cord $10 off for UNM students Call 504-8029

TWO EPIPHONE SGS one red Special Model $100 one black G-400 $300 Call 450-6373

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Marron Hall 107

Vehicles For Sale2005 LEXUS ES 330 43000 miles Great Condition no problems Asking $17200 (2000 under NADA) CallTxt 505-331-6836

MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE 2005 Yamaha VStar 1100CC very low mileage many extras have been added Asking price $6000OBO Contact 610- 4165 or 898-4242

NEED CASH WE Buy Junk Cars 907- 6479

97 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 6 cyl NEW Battery amp ignition PL PW PS tilt T- Top Owned by mechanicrsquos son $3000 obo (505)697-1832

Jobs Off CampusBUSY DOWNTOWN ATTORNEYS re- quire part-time office assistant 20 hoursweek Tasks may include filing answering the telephone sending mail and running errands Please fax resume to (505)764-0007

TEACH ENGLISH IN Korea

2011 Teach and Learn in Korea (TaLK) sponsored by Korean government$1300month (15hrsweek) plus air- fares housing medical insuranceMust have completed two years of un- dergraduateLast day to apply 121010Please visit our website wwwtalkgokr

2011 English Program In Korea (EPIK)$1600-2500month plus housing air- fare medical insurance paid vacation Must have BA degreeLast day to apply 121010Please visit our website wwwepikgokr

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MALE ASSISTANTAIDE NEEDED By bookmanspiritual director Mornings Preferred 15-30hrswk saintbo brakoczyaolcom

BARTENDING UP TO $300day No experience necessary training provided 1-800-965-6520ext100

IMMEDIATE OPENING PART Time insurance office data entry processing position Will train capable and motivated individuals $800 to start Email your resume to cynthialuaip-inccom

XMAS BREAK JOBS- Not going home for the holidays The C Lazy U Guest Ranch in the Colorado Rockies has positions available from Dec 15 to Jan 3Rate of pay is $900hr plus time amp a half for OT Meals amp housing included Stay free from 13 to 18 to explore the area ski slopes Contact Phil Dwyer 970-887-3344

JCPENNEY PORTRAITS COTTON- WOOD Mall Now Hiring Send resume to SMP0696lifetouchcom

WANTED EGG DONORS Would you be interested in giving the Gift of Life to an Infertile couple We are a local Infer- tility Clinic looking for healthy women between the ages of 21-33 who are non- smoking and have a normal BMI and are interested in anonymous egg donation The experience is emotionally re- warding and you will be financially compensated for your time All donations are strictly confidential Interested candi- dates please contact Myra at The Cen- ter for Reproductive Medicine of NM at 505-224-7429

MANAGEMENT- NO NIGHTS NO SUN- DAYS 20+ Paid Days Off Yr $25K Full benefits Fax HoneyBaked Ham 781-631-1183

OUTGOING ORGANIZED CONTACT managers needed Commission based Great $$ Flexible hours Mon- Thurs Potential of $1200mo or more at 25 Hrs a week Bilingual proffered Farm- ers Insurance Herman Sanchez hsanchezfarmersagentcom or 505- 453-7132

Jobs WantedEARN $1000-$3200 A month to drive our brand new cars with ads wwwAd CarDrivercom

Work Study JobsUNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAMSeeking skilled IT tech Awarded work- study PT 15-20 hourswk To apply visit httpunmjobsunmedu Posting No 0808376 Email honorsunmedu with questions

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Project AssistantIT Classroom Technologies 02-01-2011 $1400hr

Radiology Medical Student AsstRadiology Gen02-02-2011 $12-15

Office AssistantChemistry Dept02-02-2011 $750hr

Planning InternOff Campus Work Study 01-21-2011 $1400

Peer Learning FacilitatorTitle V 01-21-2011 $900hr

Undergraduate Research AssistantCASAA Clinical Rsrch Gen Admin01-31-2011$875-1050

Reading and Math TutorsSFAO Admin01-28-2011$850

Upward Bound Educational Men-tor TutorCEOP01-26-2011$900

CASA TutorTaos Branch 01-20-2011 Minimum $850

Library Technician II Bunting Visual Resources Library 01-19-2011 $750-800

CASAA PES Re-search AssistantCASAA General Administrative 01-18-2011 $1075 - $1100 per hour

Lab Assistant IIEarth and Planetary Sciences E PS 01-17-2011 $750hour

Peer Learning Fa-cilitatorMentorCEOP - Outreach 01-18-2011 $900hr

IT Support Special-istDevelopment Of-fice General 01-18-2011 $950-1175

Student SupervisorUniv Lbry Zim-merman Library 01-18-2011 $950

General Services AssistantUNM Public Events 01-18-2011 $750

Bilingual SpanishEnglish Teacher and InterpreterOff Campus Work Study 12-06-2010 $1000

Bindery AsstUNM Copy Center01-26-2011 $750hr

GreeterStudent Financial Aid SFAO Open Until Filled 750

Student Lab As-sistant IICRTC Experimen-tal Therapeutics 01-14-2011 $813 - $875 per hour

Law Student Research AssistantTutorSchool of Law Administration 01-14-2011 $900-1400

Marketing As-sistantContinuing Educa-tion Cont Ed 01-13-2011 $800 Hourly

Library Assistant 3Univ Lbry Zim-merman Library 01-13-2011 $850

After School Program Counselor (Science)Off Campus Work Study 01-13-2011 $850 - 1050

ASUNM SWFC ProjectionistStudent Govt Acct Office 01-13-2011 $775hr

Cafeteria AidValencia County Branch01-13-2011 750 to 800

Project AssistantIT Comptroller 01-13-2011 $10-$12 DOE

Library Assistant 2Univ Libraries 01-13-2011 $750

Res Life Desk At-tendantHousing Svcs Deans Personnel 01-13-2011 750

Student Safety and Security StaffHousing Svcs Deans Personnel 01-13-2011 850

Office AssistantPediatrics Hema-tology Oncology 01-13-2011 $875hr

Event TechNew Mexico Union Building Svcs 01-13-2011 $750 per hour

Computer Support TechUNM Ticketing Services 01-12-2011 $750-850

Note- TakerAccessibility Resource Center 01-11-2011 $750

Office AssistantPayroll Depart-ment 01-11-2011 $750 per hour

Community Education Office AssistantValencia County Branch01-12-2011 $750 - $775

Data EntryCAPS General Administrative 01-01-2011 $750hr

Check out a few of the Jobs on Main Campus available through Student Employment

Listed by Position Title Department Closing Date Salary

For more information about these positions to view all positions or to apply visit httpsunmjobsunmedu

Call the Daily Lobo at 277-5656 to find out how your job can be the Job of the Day

Job of the Day

Life GuardJohnson Center

02-02-2011$8 per hour

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NINE Meal DealLarge Specialty Pizza

amp Order of Wings

$1999Delivery Dine-in or Pick-upOne coupn per customerNot valid with any other offerWith coupon only Offer expires 113010

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The New Mexico Daily Lobo is an independent student newspaper published daily except Saturday Sunday and school holidays during the fall and spring semesters and weekly during the summer session Subscription rate is $75 per academic year E-mail accountingdailylobocom for more information on subscriptionsThe New Mexico Daily Lobo is published by the Board of UNM Student Publications The editorial opinions expressed in the New Mexico Daily Lobo are those of the respective writers and do not necessarily reflect the views of the students faculty staff and regents of the University of New Mexico Inquiries concerning editorial content should be made to the editor-in-chief All content appearing in the New Mexico Daily Lobo and the Web site dailylobocom may not be reproduced without the consent of the editor-in-chief A single copy of the New Mexico Daily Lobo is free from newsstands Unauthorized removal of multiple copies is considered theft and may be prosecuted Letter submission policy The opinions expressed are those of the authors alone Letters and guest columns must be concisely written signed by the author and include address and telephone No names will be withheld

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Editor-in-ChiefPat Lohmann Managing EditorIsaac Avilucea News EditorLeah ValenciaAssistant News EditorShaun Griswold Staff ReportersRuben Hamming-GreenChelsea ErvenOnline and Photo EditorJunfu Han

Assistant Photo EditorRobert Maes Culture EditorChris Quintana Assistant Culture EditorAndrew Beale Sports EditorRyan TomariAssistant Sports EditorNathan Farmer Copy ChiefElizabeth ClearyOpinion EditorJenny Gignac

Multimedia EditorKyle Morgan Design DirectorNathan NewProduction ManagerKevin KelseyAdvertising ManagerAntoinette Cuaderes Sales ManagerNick Parsons


ldquoLike one or two I try not to stay on it or get on it at all I actually deleted it for a while because I really needed to concentrate on finals People are not getting personal interaction anymorerdquo

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International BusinessJunior

ldquoTen hours a day I use it to keep in touch with people out of state and out of country One of my best friends is in South Korea so thatrsquos the only way we can really keep in touchrdquo

Alicyn Achuleta

University StudiesSenior

Daily Lobo asks you How many hours a day do you spend on Facebook

ldquoProbably like thirty minutes tops I keep it on my phone I like to see what funny comments my friends haverdquo

Alyssa Johnson

Secondary EducationJunior

ldquoNo more than just one It is usually up on my phone I use it as an instant messengerrdquo

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