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Newscasts
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SHOW 17 RUNDOWN
Producers: Lawrence Gilligan
and Ryan Hardway
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In this edition of Campus Report, we bring you the latest in
hot cars and cool international exchange programs. We'll
also introduce you to one of New Mexico's toughest champions
and a biker bar where serving and spiking is part of the game.
- New Mexico Auto Show: Reporter Aaron Links covered the
2007 New Mexico Auto Show and its preview of tomorrow's cars.
- Cage Fighter Interview: Sophia DeConti also sat
down with a New Mexico cage fighter, WEC Welterweight Champion
Carlos Condit.
- New Mexico Rail Runner: This is a glimpse of New Mexico's
new commuter train, the Rail Runner.
- Beach Biker Volleyball: Reporter Travis Weber went
to Albuquerque's Stoneface Tavern, a biker bar that serves
volleyball, along with brews.
- Universidad Fray Luca Pacioli Exchange Program: Led
by Professor Arturo Lopez Durran, UFLP students from Cuernavaca,
Mexico, filmed themselves working with the Campus Reports
students in the KNME Studio.
- Cross Border Issues Summer Exchange: Lawrence Gilligan
interviews Prof. Richard Schaefer about the Cross Border
Issues class he is teaching in Cuernavaca this summer, and
its international team-reporting approach.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 16 RUNDOWN
Producers: Aaron Links
and Kimberly Morris
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1645030222899290991
This edition of Campus Reports looks at fraternity community
service, the financial downside of today's high-profile weddings
and the nature of diversity of the University of New Mexico
Campus.
- Fraternity Cancer Service: Reporter Travis Weber looks
at how one fraternity is helping those diagnosed with cancer.
- Diversity at UNM: Reporter Sonia Rivera looks at the status
of Mexican immigrant students on the UNM campus.
- Summer Swimming Pools: Cody Thomason shows us that
the swimming season is just days away.
- Wedding Expenses: Amber James reports on the high cost
of today's fairy-tale weddings.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 15 RUNDOWN
Producers: Richard Cöté and
Sonia Rivera
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If you're into competitions, this edition of Campus Reports
may interest you. We report on the Scorpions hockey team
and another team that stands by its words. . . its poetry that
is. We'll also take you to an Albuquerque company that
has revolutionized the shoe industry and provide an in-depth
on autism and the New Mexico Autism Society.
- Autism: Reporter Cody Thomason visited the New Mexico
Autism Society, including an interview with its president,
Liz Thomason.
- Z-Coil Shoes: Sophia DeConti reports on an Albuquerque
company that has revolutionized running shoes.
- Poetry Slam Competition Preview: Reporter Richard
Cöté provides
a depth-report on the New Mexico Poetry Slam competition.
- Scorpions Post-Season Prospects: Blaize Aldrich
reports on the Scorpions and their playoff and future capabilities.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 14 RUNDOWN
Producers: Amber James
and Meghan White
See the newscast. . .
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2333926979149836414
In this edition of Campus Reports we provide insight into a
form of theft hitting many local grocery stores, the Lobo community
reacts to the new men's basketball head coach, we'll take you
to an all-evening gym and provide a few details on the emerging
digital TV conversion.
- Grocery Basket Snatching: Scott Wiggans gives reports
that local grocery stores are dealing with a new form of
shoplifting.
- Lobo Coach Alford: Lawrence Gilligan gets reactions
from the Lobo community about the new men's basketball head
coach.
- Analog to Digital TV: Kimberly Morris talks with
KNME Production Manager Franz Joachim about the coming major
change in how we view television.
- The 24-Hour Gym: If you want to get fit this summer,
Aaron Links takes us to a boutique gym.
Campus Reports
are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico. SHOW 13 RUNDOWN
Producers: Robert Gassaway and Ryan Hardway
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This edition of Campus Report takes a look at Internet dating
services, African-American Student Services, high school spirit
competitions and Santa Fe's newest recognition.
- Dating Services: Breanna Cox looks at how people
are using the Internet to try and find love.
- African-American Student Services: Chanté Coleman
explores the benefits of the African-American Student Services
Center.
- Spirit Competition: Ryan Hardway shows how high
school spirit has become very competitive.
- Mascot Interview: Ryan Hardway interviews Thunderbirds
mascot Ben Schroeder.
- Santa Fe Art Town: Annie Breheny goes to Santa Fe to get
reactions to the city's latest accolade as an art community.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 12 RUNDOWN
Producers: Janelle Newman
and Travis Weber
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6948312847407767647
On this addition of campus Reports, we sit down with Brittany
Jaeger to find out what exactlty A-S-U-N-M is and does, we'll
take a look at the busy life of student mothers and we'll tell
you how to avoid black widows this spring.
- ASUNM: Cody Thomason talks with Associated Students
of New Mexico President Brittany Jaeger about the structure
and function of ASUNM.
- Electronic Highway Signs: Sonia Rivera provides
info on the new electronic roadway signs being used by the
New Mexico Department of Transportation.
- Student Mothers: Reporter Amber James introduces
you to the hectic lives of three student mothers.
- Black Widow Spiders: Scott Wiggans describes why
there are so many black widows this season and how you can
protect your pets from them.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 11 RUNDOWN
Producers: Richard Cöté and
Sophia DeConti
See the newscast. . .
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6662435144132346003
In this edition of Campus Report, we introduce you to the newest
addition to the Lobo men's basketball team, how some UNM students
are finding a cheaper way to commute to
school, and we take a road trip to Roswell to find some little
green men.
- Coach Alford: Robert Gassaway reports that UNM men's basketball
team has hired former Iowa coach Steve Alford for the 2007-2008
season. We get a preview of the new coach from his March
press conference in the SUB.
- Scorpions Home: Reporter Blaize Aldrich describes how the
Scorpions' new Rio Rancho arena is an improvement over the
old one.
- Transportation: Reporter Ryan Hardway shows that with gas
prices over $2.50 a gallon, UNM students are finding cheaper
ways to get to campus. One form of Albuquerque transportation
is a major relief in wallets of students.
- Roswell that Ends Well: Reporter Meghan White takes us to
a city where every street is lined with all things extraterrestril
— Roswell, New Mexico. We take a road trip to this mysterious
town and find something out of the ordinary.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 10 RUNDOWN
Producers: Sonia Rivera
and Cody Thomason
See the newscast. . .
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2133923517427496969
This edition of Campus Reports has stories on the new law about
the Human Papilloma virus vaccine, the U.S. military's Don't
Ask, Don't Tell policy, UNM's attempts to crack down on student
piracy of digital music files, the new architecture building
and a very cuddly furry friend in the studio.
- Gardasil Vaccine: Janelle Newman reports on
the Gardasil cervical cancer vaccine and the new opt-out
law to introduce it into New Mexico schools.
- Don't Ask, Don't Tell: Kimberly Morris interviews veterans
of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy on sexual orientation
in the military.
- Ryan Hardway went to see how the new architecture building,
George Pearl Hall, was shaping up.
- Saba Mohammed reports on what's being done about music piracy
on campus.
- Breanna Cox talks with Anna Sanchez of the Albuquerque Animal
Care Center and introduces an adorable and adoptable furry
friend.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 9 RUNDOWN
Producers: Blaize Aldrich
and Richard Coté
See the newscast. . .
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8394592206287145153
This edition of Campus Report takes a look at cage fighting,
also the new segways for transportation, and an interview with
Pink Flamingo band member Ryan Montano.
- Cage Fighting: Reporter Sophia DeConti covers cage
fighting and how it has grown as a sport.
- Segway: Breanna Cox takes drive on the new one-person
transportation device.
- Pink Flamingo band member Ryan Montano tells Blaize
Aldrich what it's like playing in the local band.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 8 RUNDOWN
Producers: Janelle Newman
and Travis Weber
See the newscast. . .
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-982620437104421586
In this edition of Campus Reports shows some new construction
that you might want to avoid, what students are really spending
their students loans on, the immigration program on Radio Lobo
and where to go for the hottest and spiciest foods.
- Albuquerque Road Projects: Annie Breheny tells us
to avoid the Washington Bridge for the time being.
- Student Loans: Janelle Newman reports on UNM students
who used their student loans for things other than school,
and how they're still paying for it.
- Radio Lobo Immigration Program: Sonia Rivera reports
on the immigration program on Radio Lobo, who's on it and
what they're saying.
- Some Like It Hot: Robert Gassaway takes us to the
hottest show in Albuquerque, the hottest food show that is.
. . and the certainly not cool characters you find there.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 7 RUNDOWN
Producers: Annie Breheny
and Lawrence Gilligan
See the newscast. . .
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2544016365134320849
This edition of Campus Reports takes a look at an old-school
approach to an alternative to cell phones, an interview with
VP of New Mexico Educators Federal Credit Union Charla Reinhart
on credit card debt, job opportunities with the US Corps of Engineers
for college students and a look at the New Mexico Scorpions hockey
team and its new stadium.
- Alternatives to Cell Phone Usage: Reporter Aaron Links
goes inside the world of cell phones and an old-school alternative
to cut your phone bill in-half.
- Credit Card Debt Interview: Amber James digs into the
facts with VP of NM Educators Federal Credit Union Charla
Reinhart on ways to keep your credit card out of the red.
- Lobo rugby player David Lee talks with Ryan Hardway
about the team and what UNM can do to draw more fan support
for the nation's 11th ranked team.
- Job Opportunities with the US Corps of Engineers: Reporter
Chanté Coleman explains why working with the US Corps
of Engineers is a good paying job for college students who
have hectic schedules.
- New Mexico Scorpions: Blaize Aldrich gives us a detailed
look into the Scorpions season and their new home, the Santa-Ana
Star Center.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 6 RUNDOWN
Producers: Kimberly Morris
and Scott Wiggans
See the newscast. . .
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6896573115417048389
This edition of the University of New Mexico's Campus Reports
explores why Albuquerque's waiters feel left out by the minimum
wage pay increase, advises students not to borrow with credit
cards and shows how Albuquerque got "inked" by the physical graffiti
tattoo tour.
- Health Center Services: Cody Thomason visits the UNM Student
Health Center to find out about the many services it offers
students.
- Student Credit Problems: Reporter Amber James explains why
credit cards may not be the best source of funding for young
people.
- Tattoo Tour Recap: Annie Breheny went to the New Mexico State
Fairgrounds for an in-depth look at the physical graffiti
tattoo tour's stop in the Duke City.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism students at the University
of New Mexico.
SHOW 5 RUNDOWN
Producers: Richard Coté and
Ryan Hardway
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3384053873523986328
This edition of Campus Report takes
a look at street racing, the C&J Department's latest effort
to become accredited, Albuquerque's Family Advocacy Center, and
an interview with Lobo rugby player David Lee.
- Street Racing: Reporter Scott Wiggans goes inside this sport
with fast cars and dangerous practices.
- Family Advocacy Center: Breanna Cox show that New Mexico
has a place for the victims of domestic violence -- the Family
Advocacy Center.
- Lobo rugby player David Lee talks with Ryan Hardway about
the team and what UNM can do to draw more fan support for the
nation's 11th ranked team.
- C&J Department Accreditation: Reporter Richard Cote explains
what accreditation is and what it means for the UNM's Communication
and Journalism Department.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism
students at the University of New Mexico.
SHOW 4 RUNDOWN
Producers: Saba Mohammed and Cody Thomason
See the newscast. . .
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4471775465790413802
In this edition of the University
of New Mexico's Campus Reports journalism students provide reports
on buying books at UNM's Bookstore, safety problems with MySpace,
UNM's Rec Services and a new cell phone law in Albuquerque.
- UNM Bookstore: Kimberly Morris looks at textbook pricing
at the UNM Bookstore and finds it a bit steep.
- MySpace and local stalkers: Meghan White describes a case
of stalking on Campus and tells how MySpace figured into it.
- Rec Services: Richare Coté reports that UNM's Rec
Services provides a lot more than weight benches and hoops.
- Cell phones and driving in the Duke City: Sonia Rivera reports
on the new quasi-ban on using a hand-held cell phone in Albuquerque.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism
students at the University of New Mexico.
SHOW 3 RUNDOWN
Producers: Blaize Aldrich and Robert Gassaway
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This edition of the University of
New Mexico's Campus Reports features student produced news stories
about auto theft on campus, the five finalists in the search
for a new university president, Watermelon Mountain Ranch --
a home for unwanted pets, an interview with Lobo men's basketball
player Ryan Kersten, and the outlook for the NBA Development
franchise in Albuquerque.
- Car Theft on Campus: Richard Coté examines the rise
in auto theft at UNM and tells what students can do to avoid
the problem.
- Presidential Finalists: Kim Morris provides a brief background
on the five candidates who are seeking to become the next president
of the University of New Mexico.
- Watermelon Mountain Ranch: Sophia DeConti reports on an organization
dedicated to helping stray pets live out their lives in peace
and dignity.
- Ryan Kersten: Reporter Annie Breheny interviews Lobo guard
Ryan Kersten about the teams recent skid and prospects for
ending the season on a more positive note.
- Albuquerque Thunderbirds: Lawrence Gilligan reports on the
NBA Development League franchise in Albuquerque and the team's
prospects for repeating as league champions.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism
students at the University of New Mexico.
SHOW 2 RUNDOWN
Producers: Amber James and Sonia
Rivera
See the newscast. . .
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3422413141069412698
This University of New Mexico Campus
Reports features stories on new passport requirements for travelers,
New Mexico's new shoplifting law, AIDS education, the return
of a fraternity to the UNM Campus and Albuquerque's latest attempt
to build a downtown sports arena.
- New Passport Rules: Saba Mohammad looks at the new need for
North American travelers to use a passport.
- Felony Shoplifting: Scott Wiggans reports that shoplifters
must now steal over $500 to be charged with a felony.
- New Mexico Aid Society: Janelle Newman shows how the New
Mexico Aid Society works on AIDS prevention.
- Sigma Chi Fraternity: Meghan White reports on Sigma Chi's
efforts to return to the University of New Mexico Campus and
interviews Telos House resident Adam Bencomo.
- Sports Arena: Travis Weber reports on Albuquerque's on-again
off-again efforts to build a new downtown sports arena.
Campus Reports are produced by journalism
students at the University of New Mexico.
SHOW 1 RUNDOWN
Producers: Chanté Coleman and Breanna Cox
See the newscast. . .
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1649777202145529575
This University of New Mexico Campus
Reports newscast features stories on the Columbine High School
videogame, global warming, Super Bowl parties and driving under
the influence, and the re-introduction of Mexican grey wolves
in New Mexico.
- Columbine Video Game: Lawrence Gilligan reports about a free
online video game that allows kids to morph into the two Columbine
High School killers.
- Global Warming: Blaize Aldrich shows what local New Mexicans
think about global warming.
- Superbowl DUIs: Robert Gassaway reports that it's hard not
to associate the Super Bowl with drinking, but make sure the
drinking doesn't spoil your ride home.
- The Lobos: Annie Breheny has an update on the REAL lobos,
and how they've come out on top. Check out Breheny's awesome
u footage of the Mexican wolf.
Campus Reports are produced
by journalism students at the University of New Mexico. |
