ECOS Welcomes Three New Officers
By Angelique M Cox, Staff Reporter The Executive Council of Students, ECOS, is CNM’s student government group, explained Colin Stapleton, Outreach Officer. “It’s members organize student activities, and work with…
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Hello,Yellow Flowers
By Mark Graven Staff ReporterHello, Yellow Flowers, placed so unexpectedly, and precipitously, in my pebbly path to that paragon of precociousness the CNM library (Jeanette Stromberg Student Resource Center).Did you…
Growing Strength
Story and Photos by Mark Graven Staff Reporter Strolling around the CNM Main Campus, these days, you won’t run into many people, if any, with whom to talk. But you…
ESL Club Bridging the Great Divide
Story By Mark Graven Staff Reporter One doesn’t have to travel to the Grand Canyon to know that geography can divide people. But people can be isolated and divided in…
CNM STEMulus Lies Dormant
Photo & Story by Senior Reporter Chloe Fox The CNM STEMulus Center, located in the First Plaza Galleria at the corner of 2nd Street and Copper Avenue, remains dormant as…
Contractors Committed to Safety Protocols
By Angelique Cox Staff Reporter In alignment with the State of New Mexico’s COVID-19 guidelines, all contractors are required to submit their plans for protecting against the spread of the…
Man on a Mission
Story and Photos by Mark Graven Staff Writer The eastbound 97 bus rolled into the bus stop by CNM ‘s Jeanette Stromberg Hall, and deposited one passenger–and his bike.The passenger…
DUCK POND BACK UP
Photos by Mark Graven Staff Writer The iconic UNM Duck Pond is back up and running after a 10-day cleaning project that involved draining down the pond. On Thursday, July…