By Jonathan Baca, Copy Editor | Photo by Jonathan Baca In the recently ratified contracts for full time and part time instructors, there is language that could be used to limit instructors’ ability to speak freely about “Union matters.” The contracts forbid Union members from using college resources, […]
By Rene Thompson, Editor-in-Chief | Photo By Rene Thompson From catching bike thieves and working with the Albuquerque Police Department, to helping disabled students to get around in our community, William Duran, Security Director, who is also a part-time instructor in the Health, Wellness and Public Safety Department, said […]
By Angela Le Quieu, Staff Reporter | Photos By Angela Le Quieu The bagpipe and drum band Mac-Tire of Sky Pipes and Drums connects with CNM and Celtic heritage through community involvement and performances, Suzanne “Aden” Kemp, Psychology major said, who is the Pipe Major and President for […]
Nick Stern, Senior Reporter | Photo By Nick Stern Business major Justin Gabaldon has used his education to help keep the tradition of The Bird of Paradise liquor store and Antonio’s Café and Cantina which are conjoining local businesses that have been family owned and operated for more […]
By Nick Stern, Senior Reporter & Rene Thompson, Editor in Chief | Photo Courtesy of gotgeoint.com Ever since Sputnik 1 was launched into space in 1957 by the Soviet Union, people have been launching rubbish called orbital debris or more commonly known as space trash, and as of 2010, according […]
By Angela Le Quieu, Staff Reporter Former instructor, Ph.D. and linguist, Jay Williams came to CNM on Thursday Feb. 20 to speak with students on Navajo language and culture, and why the Navajo language should still be important in today’s society. Williams, who is now a technical writer with […]
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