APD Protest Photos, March 25, 2014
APD Protest Photos, March 25 Story will be in the Tuesday April 1 issue Photos By Rene Thompson, Editor-in-chief
New campus STEMulates downtown
By Nick Stern, Senior Reporter | Photos courtesy of CNM.edu Administration has had an innovative and different way to address the intersection of entrepreneurship, education, and economic development in Albuquerque’s down¬town community, and the STEMulus Center was found to be the solution, which is planned to be accessible […]
Smoking in the rain; Welding students build new smoking shelters
By Jonathan Baca, Copy Editor Planning and designs for the covered shelters for CNM’s smoking sections have been submitted, and they will be fabricated and constructed by none other than the school’s own welding students, Welding instructor, Ron Hackney said. The “smoking shacks” will be built by students […]
Editoiral Cartoon Issue 37, Volume 19
Fred Phelps’ short visit to heaven By Nick Stern
Farewell forever to spring break
It is so invigorating to be able to take a week long break during the spring semester to come back refreshed and ready to finish up the last weeks at school, but unfortunately this last spring break that passed will be the very last one ever, at least […]
Letter to the Editor, Issue 37, Volume 19
The First Amendment, which guarantees free-speech rights, is fundamental to the highest ideals of American constitutional democracy and our nation’s system of higher education. However, no court, constitution, law or leader can guarantee any right once and for all, forever into the future. Even constitutionally protected rights need […]
Hidden Gems; Geology classes go on rock tour
By Carol Woodland, Staff Reporter | Photo by Carol Woodland New Mexico is full of amazing geological features and students who take Earth and Planetary Sciences courses are able to take advantage of the hands on approach to learning by participating in geological survey field trips. John Rogers, […]
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