Breast
cancer fundraiser
most successful ever More than 19,000 people, some in
costumes as pictured, participated in the 9th Annual
American Cancer Society walk. By Ashleigh Sanchez
A
variety of acts Everything from art class painting
of nudes to concerts are available at the 3rd Street Arts
building in Albuquerque. By Grace Lorraine Bologna
School
of Architecture shows design Building
opens on campus with its construction elements purposely
exposed to teach students about the fundamentals of architectural
design and practice. By Xochitl Campos
He's
a superfan of
Lobo basketball
Mark "Snake" Tichenor has been attending UNM
games since he was 7. He's 44 now, tattooed, a collector
of memorabilia, and more enthusiastic and better known
than any other fan. By Brian Gates
The
concessionaires Every concert at Journal Pavilion
is a chance for the concession vendors to make money --
or not. It's not as easy as it looks. By Darrick Hurst
Court
rules in chimp deaths New
legislation may result from the Charles River Lab's victory
in suit over the deaths of two chimpanzees and the near
death of a third. By Deborah Torza
Profile
of
a rocker
Exclusive interview with Jimmy Gnecco shows how the lead singer
of the rock group 'Ours' and a rising star of the alternative
rock scene is also a full-time dad. Gnecco and Ours just released
their third album, and Gnecco feels that the latest album really
captures what he and his alternative rock band are all about.
Take a look inside his world. By Desireé Polonis
Teambuilding
and fun Kids
to business execs use the low ropes course at Johnson
Field. It teaches teamwork and how to plan strategically.
"It's about the realization that you can do something
by telling yourself you can do it," Susan Harper
explained. By Kitty Hurst
Stories, photos, etc.,
on this news site are written and produced by UNM students in
the C&J 475 class
He's
a superfan of
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