Issue 32, Volume 17
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U.S. secretary addresses veteran’s concerns
By: Joel Gilleland, Staff Reporter | Photos By: Joel Gilleland Veterans who attend CNM and UNM were invited to a round table discussion with United States Secretary of Veteran Affairs Eric K. Shinseki to discuss concerns and obstacles in using veteran benefits. The May 24 discussion was followed […]
Oversight leaves student information vulnerable
By: Jonathan Gamboa, Layout Designer The current employee email system allows all employees, including work-study students, to access emails containing personal student information such as student I.D. numbers, W-2 records, tax return transcripts, social security numbers and other information pertaining to a student’s educational records. The CNM chronicle […]
Winograd: Faculty and staff receive one-time raise
By: Stefany Olivas, Business Manager All full and part-time faculty and staff recently received a raise last to reward dedication and hard work, said President Katharine Windograd. The one-time, non-recurring raise of $900 for full time staff and a pro-rated amount for part-time employees was approved by CNM’s […]
Editorial: Reconnecting the dots
CNM Connect is a prime example of a functional, sustainable system that includes individuals who are mutually dependent upon each other and the school. The office’s “no wrong door approach” puts the staff in a position to successfully assist students with the problems encountered throughout their college […]
Editorial Cartoon Issue 32
Ruining childhood for fun and profit
By: Carrie Ratkevich, Staff Reporter A review of “Battleship” What happens when you mix a beloved childhood game, $200 mil and 30 years of alien movie clichés? 131 minutes of a slow sink into the sea of stupidity. “Battleship,” based on the beloved Hasbro game, is the type […]
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