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Gabbi Campos / Daily Lobo About 40 students and staff members gather outside of Marron Hall on Thursday to show their support for the DREAM Act, which would allow undocumented high school students a streamlined path to citizenship. “We are the students!” they chanted.

Before he was Mayor, Richard Berry was a property crime victim. Criminals stole his pick-up truck. They later dumped the truck in the foot hills and set it on fire. Berry used that image as a backdrop during his campaign to raise awareness that property crime in Albuquerque is a serious concern against which he planned to fight. So far, 62 of the 150 most wanted property crime offenders have been arrested. “We are making a statement that this is our city, our property and this is our plan to make Albuquerque a tough town for thieves,” Berry told a group of business leaders in January. In his plan, he calls for the Albuquerque Police Department to fingerprint everyone who is arrested, seek federal prosecution for property crimes involving firearms, offer cash

see Property Crime page 6

Fine arts students face fee increase, class cancellations by Tricia Remark Daily Lobo

College of Fine Arts students are paying extra in unexpected fees for fall 2010 classes. Jim Linnell, dean of CFA, said students enrolled in almost any class in the college will have to pay an extra $5 per credit hour in fees. He said students were not notified of the increase until after they had registered for classes. “We weren’t given the approval for us to proceed with fees until the very last minute,” Linnell said. He also sent an e-mail to all CFA students April 30 notifying them of the fee increase and the possibility that all students in the college

would be dropped and need to re-register as a result. “To ensure that all students are fully aware of the new fee structure and to accept this financial responsibility, all courses in the College of Fine Arts (Art Studio, Art History, Dance, Fine Arts, Media Arts, Music, Music Education and Theater) have to be canceled and rescheduled,” Linnell said in the e-mail. The reason that the extra fees weren’t implemented until after registration was because the University’s budget wasn’t approved until the April 29 regents meeting. He said departmental fee increases must be approved through the Provost’s office, which wanted to make sure the campus-wide tuition and fee increase, as well as a departmental fee increase, wouldn’t be overwhelming for CFA students.

“The reason why it took so long is because of the way the University budget takes place,” he said. “It’s a long process and it didn’t complete until very recently.” Linnell said the fees will be used to improve equipment and teaching spaces. Terry Babbitt, associate vice president of Enrollment Management, said only a few CFA classes were canceled, not all of them. “At the request of the College of Fine Arts, a small number of sections were canceled to accommodate a change in course fees,” Babbitt said in an e-mail. “We subsequently identified a better solution that would not require cancellation of sections.” Babbitt said students enrolled in the canceled classes are already re-enrolled, and no other students will be dropped.

Law school must stick with GPSA for now by Leah Valencia Daily Lobo

A subcommittee of the Board of Regents voted Thursday to table the law students’ request to secede from the Graduate and Professional Students Association. The Academic and Student Affairs Committee advised the Student Bar Association to work harder with GPSA to make the organization better meet its needs. Student Bar Association President Corinne Hale said the law school has been pushing to work with GPSA already, and she was disappointed by the committee’s decision.

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“It is disappointing for us to hear that basically we aren’t doing enough, because we’ve really done a lot over the past year,” she said. In late March, three-fourths of UNM law students voted to withdraw their student fees from GPSA. Hale said the SBA had invited GPSA President Lissa Knudsen to give a presentation to the SBA Board about what GPSA has to offer law students. She said the law school had also hosted debates and town hall meetings for law students to become more familiar with GPSA. “The law students still felt it was the best move on our part to secede,” Hale said.

Knudsen said she was pleased with the committee’s decision, because it would give GPSA a chance to work harder to better accommodate the law students. “It is unfortunate that it wasn’t of their own accord that they are still with us,” she said. “But I think it is another chance for us try and see if we can make it work for both groups — but not both groups, one group — that includes the law students.” Knudsen said some of the discussion during the meeting suggested that, if the law school had worked with some of the other

see Law vs. GPSA page 6

“For those enrolled in sections that were canceled, most are already re-registered in the new course,” he said. “We are reaching out to students who have not re-registered to ensure they have a seat in the class for which they originally enrolled.” Jamie Ho, an art studio major, said she was nervous when CFA planned to drop all students. “I got really stressed when they said they wanted to drop all the classes,” she said. “I was expecting to see huge chaos if they dropped everyone at the same time, especially if you had seniority.” Ho said the increase in fees isn’t a big problem, especially since it goes toward equipment.

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Gabbi Campos / Daily Lobo Amy ‘Brutalitaur the Dinosaur’ Robinson rests during roller derby practice Saturday at the Heights Community Center. See the full story on page 8.

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Daily Lobo: So I understand that you helped to mastermind the orange and white pods at the Duck Pond. Could you tell me more about what went into them? Owen Kramme: It was a project for a digital analog projection, which is a class offered in the School of Architecture. The purpose was to create an installation that interacted with people at the Duck Pond. The goal was to go to the site and map it and see how people use the site and then create an installation that played to the strengths of the site. DL: How did you get the idea of hanging pods from trees? OK: We just went to the site and observing how people were using the site, mostly sitting around, studying, reading, napping or just sitting in the sun. The idea kind of

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came from “Avatar.” There’s that little hammock pod; that’s kind of where it come from. DL: So was it a success then? OK: I was pretty surprised at the amount of success they had. A lot of people really wanted to interact with the pods, and everyone I talked to seemed to enjoy them. Every time I was out there, there were people taking a nap or little kids playing with one or all kinds of stuff. I was kind of surprised that ours survived. DL: Were you worried that they were going to get knocked down or anything like that? OK: I was kind of surprised that ours survived. The campus would only let us keep them up for three days. Now they’re back in the School of Architecture, in the bottom of (the) courtyard. They’re not hanging right now, but hopefully we can get them hanging. DL: So what about that one with the plastic bottles in it? OK: The idea of that one was if you had an empty water bottle or something you could stick it into an Editor-in-Chief Pat Lohmann Managing Editor Abigail Ramirez News Editor Leah Valencia Assistant News Editor Tricia Remark Staff Reporters Andrew Beale Shaun Griswold Kallie Red-Horse

installation. When it started to look more finalized, people started taking out the trash and throwing it away. DL: Nice, so what now? What kind of installations are you thinking would be a good fit for UNM? OK: The new technology is the CNC router (a computer-controlled cutting machine) which allows us to work with flat materials like plywood, aluminum sheets and a bunch of other materials you can cut on it. I just kind of want to explore what you can with the CNC router — maybe next time getting more students’ input to drive the design a bit. Next time, we want to go out and ask people what they want to see. Something like that would be kind of cool and more interactive. DL: Cool, so student support is important? OK: We, at the School of Architecture, kind of really enjoy these fullscale installations and we’re finally getting a workshop that’s allowing us to do these. The more publicity and help we can get with these things the more help the University is going to

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For anyone who was wondering, the wooden globes and other installations by the Duck Pond were created by the School of Architecture’s digital analog production class. One of the designers, Owen Kramme, said the project is the first of many to come. give us. It’s an exciting time they need to interact with where we can start to do these them, right? things and start interacting OK: Yeah, definitely. Just with the public and see how let us know what you like and people will create the designs what you don’t like. we make. DL: So if the students want ~ Chris Quintana more creative stuff like this

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LAST WEEK’S POLL RESULTS: The oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico might prove to be the worst in American history. There still doesn’t seem to be an end in sight, but there is a back-up plan. BP American Inc. chairman Lamar McKay told ABC’s “This Week” that he can’t say when the well, a mile beneath the sea, might be plugged. But he said he believes a 74-ton metal and concrete box, which a company spokesman said was 40 feet tall, 24 feet wide and 14 feet deep, could be placed over the well on the ocean floor in six to eight days. Do you think the recent 5,000-barrels-a-day oil leak changes the issue of offshore drilling? Does this give us sufficient reason to question our energy needs? Out of 80 responses

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President Obama addressed graduates at Hampton University on Sunday. During his commencement speech he noted that it was the responsibility of all Americans to offer every child the type of education that will make him/her competitive in our modern economy where high school diplomas are just not enough. Obama criticized iPods, iPads and Xboxes by warning that with these devices “information becomes a distraction, a diversion, a form of entertainment rather than a tool of empowerment, rather than the means of emancipation.” He added, “So all of this is not only putting pressure on you; it’s putting new pressure on our country and on our democracy.” Do you agree with the president? Does the iPad really threaten our governmental state?

Misrepresented by the media, Islam offers wisdom to seekers Editor, As someone who converted to Islam at the age of 24, I can say that there are many lies being spread about Islam. I never personally had contact with Muslims growing up as a Hispanic Christian in New Mexico. All that I knew about Islam growing up was what I heard from the mass media and the church. I was led to believe that the basic teachings of Islam were oppressing women, killing non-Muslims and always being angry. After struggling with alcoholism, I decided that I needed to change the way I was living. In high school I had read a fascinating autobiography about an American Muslim, Malcolm X. I decided to look into the religion

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of this extraordinary human being. I never imagined that Islam had anything in common with Christianity. I started by reading the Qur’an and I was shocked to find that Jesus was a prophet of Islam. Then, I read a biography about the Prophet Muhammad by Martin Lings that completely changed my perception about him. Armed with this new knowledge, I made the best decision of my entire life: I became a Muslim. I am much happier now and I would never go back to my previous life. I am no longer addicted to the harmful drug alcohol, and I pray five times a day. If anyone reading this wants to learn about Islam, all I can say is make an informed decision and do not let others form your opinions for you.

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Daily Lobo guest columnist By now most of you have finished your finals and are getting ready to head for the beach, the folks’ house, or the summer job. Congratulations on getting another semester notch on your belt. Take a minute to appreciate yourself for all the hard work you have done. But before you throw your stuff in the car and hit the road, remember that getting into a car is the most dangerous thing you can do. I’m speaking statistically. Car crashes are the No. 1 cause of death for Americans under 45. You probably know someone who has died in a car crash. Perhaps worse, you might know someone who has been permanently maimed. Brain damage, spinal cord damage, paralysis and loss of limbs are

just some of the long term horrors that can result from a crash. Buckle your seat belt and don’t drive under the influence of alcohol, drugs, sleepiness or cell phones. The advice is nothing new, but I thought you would be interested in some of the recent numbers and developments. Seat belts Seat belt laws are on a state-bystate basis. New Mexico has one. The CDC Center for Disease Control and Prevent did a survey and found that laws can in fact change behavior, at least a little. Here in New Mexico, 88 percent% of us say we always wear our seat belt and only 1 percent% say we never do. Compare this to the worst offender, New Hampshire, which doesn’t have a seat belt law. Only 65 percent% of residents of New Hampshire report always wearing their seat belts, and 6 percent% say they never do. Buckle up. And do it before you start driving. I know a guy who got hit as he was pulling out of his driveway and putting on his seat belt at the same time. He’s in a wheelchair. Drunk driving Look around you at the ten 10 closest people. Three of them will be involved in an alcohol-related crash sometime in their lives. About 12,000 people in this country are killed in alcohol alcoholrelated crashes every year. That is

the same number as all the UNM freshmen, sophomores and juniors combined. In 2008 there were a million and a half people arrested for DUI. T, the same number as the entire population of San Diego. Alcohol isn’t the only drug culprit. Other drugs are killer players in every one in five driver deaths. You can guess my recommendation about driving under the influence. Distracted driving The three main types of distraction are visual (taking your eyes off the road), manual (taking your hands off the wheel) and cognitive (taking your mind off your driving task). Distraction can be deadly. In 2008 almost 6,000 people were killed in crashes involving a distracted driver. That is the same number as all the seniors at UNM. Cell phones are the biggest distracter we have, and texting is the most dangerous phone activity because it causes all three kinds of distractions at once. Albuquerque now has a law against using cell phones while driving. The law reads, “no person shall operate a motor vehicle upon a public highway while using a mobile telephone to engage in a call or create, send or read text messages while such vehicle is in motion.” If they catch you, the fine is

$100 for the first offense and, $200 for every time after that. The only exceptions are using hands-free phones and calling emergency services. Oprah has recently come out big against using phones in cars. She is trying to get people to declare their car a “no phone zone.” If you visit her website you can watch some heartbreaking videos that might inspire you to sign the No Phone Zone Pledge. The government is doing its bit, too, with the “put it down” campaign. See Owww.oprah.com and www. dDistraction.gov for more info. Statistics aside, you know that texting while driving is stupid and dangerous. Please stop doing it before something terrible happens. Now that you are all buckled up, sober and phone-free, drive safely and have a great summer. Peggy Spencer is a board-certified family physician. She has been a UNM Student Health physician for 17 years. Drop your questions into her box in the lobby of Student Health and Counseling, or e-mail her directly at pspencer@unm.edu. All questions will be considered, and all questioners will remain anonymous. This column has general health information only and cannot replace a visit to a health provider.

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A group of students at UNM is following the University of California Berkeleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s trend by starting a â&#x20AC;&#x153;Boycott, Divestment and Sanctionsâ&#x20AC;? campaign against Israel. This means the removal of school funds from groups that make a profit in Israel, said Nada Noor, a spokeswoman for UNMâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Coalition for Peace and Justice in the Middle East. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Our aim is not to target Israel for the sake of targeting Israel but rather target companies engaging in and profiting from illegal, destructive and inhumane behavior,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Unfortunately, this will take a lot more than a Google search to locate.â&#x20AC;? UC Berkeley and UC San Diego students recently brought motions to their student senates, but both were ultimately shot down, Noor said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;A senate vote in favor of a divestment resolution would be nice, but a silent vote in favor is less significant than a prolonged debate. If you think about it, thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why UC Berkeleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s campaign was still a great success,â&#x20AC;? she said. The group is working to investigate which companies that have contracts with UNM are profiting from illegal activities in Israel, Noor said. She said the wave of student movements from the campaign is similar to student movements against the South African apartheid. â&#x20AC;&#x153;As we know, the BDS campaigns against South Africaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s apartheid system began with students at universities around the country,â&#x20AC;? she said. Donald Gluck, president of

the Israel Alliance at UNM, said he thinks protests that are aimed against Israel, such as movements for BDS, are inherently racist. â&#x20AC;&#x153;What bothers us is it doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t seem like Israel behaves worse than other countries,â&#x20AC;? he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;If Israel behaves just as well as Somalia, or better than them, how come they come down on Israel? Because Jews are there.â&#x20AC;? Noor said her group is working for BDS against other countries that have committed human rights abuses. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Other issues members are serious about include divestment from ongoing human rights violations in Sudan and China,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This should be applied to this particular issue as well as other human rights and environmental issues.â&#x20AC;? Israel Alliance spokeswoman Lynn Provencio said a BDS campaign could end up hurting the people itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s trying to help. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We think this is a bad deal from several directions. (The Palestinian) economy relies on the Israeli economy quite a bit, so if you harm Israelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s economy youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re not doing Palestine any good,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;This isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t a movement aimed at helping the Arabs. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s aimed at hurting Israel.â&#x20AC;? Marc Prowisor, who spoke at UNM last week and works with security projects in Israel, said the BDS movement is likely to hurt Palestinian residents of Israel. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I think itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ridiculous. â&#x20AC;Ś The more companies that are hurt, the people really getting hurt are the Arab residents,â&#x20AC;? he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;People just donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t realize the reality there, because they donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t live it.â&#x20AC;? The best solution to any conflict in Israel is â&#x20AC;&#x153;to understand the

full dynamics. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve always gotten along with my Arab neighbors,â&#x20AC;? Prowisor said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s so many different parties involved. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s classic Middle East. There are parties that want to live in peace, and there are parties that simply donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t,â&#x20AC;? he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;People prefer war to peace. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s more profitable, I guess.â&#x20AC;? The campaign wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have any serious effect on Israelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s economy, Noor said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The goal of BDS was never to change Israelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s behavior or policies,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;In fact, even a decent BDS campaign is unlikely to exert any economic pressure on Israel at all.â&#x20AC;? That doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t mean the campaign is worthless, Noor said, because it still gets people to talk about the issue. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It sheds light on the direct relationship we have with the Palestinian/Israeli conflict and the effects their conditions (have) on ours. The issue seems far too distant in mainstream media,â&#x20AC;? she said. Noor said her group is also working for â&#x20AC;&#x153;Socially Responsible Investing.â&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x153;SRI is about more than divesting from the bad; it is also about investing in the good and improving current investments,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Socially Responsible Investing (means) taking responsibility for our direct and indirect actions.â&#x20AC;?

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professional students, then maybe its request would have been received more favorably. “Maybe if it wasn’t just one individual group trying to separate from a larger body,” she said. Hale said law students still plan to continue with their efforts to secede. “We need to get together and discuss what our options are,” she said. “We are still going to go to the Board of Regents and presenting to them where we stand.” The law school’s request will not be an action item on Tuesday’s Board of Regents agenda, but Hale said they plan to gather documentation that

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“I would hope that there is no impetus,” she said. “I hope they wouldn’t feel like they would have to do that.” Knudsen said she enjoys the diversity that the law school brings to GPSA. “I agree professional students are unique and separate, but I think there is a benefit in us being together,” she said. Hale said the law school hopes to have its status changed before the beginning of the fall 2010 semester. The SBA cited what it perceives as a misalignment of interests between the GPSA and SBA as reason for the secession earlier this semester.

have been made,” he said. “It affects everyone in the community. It is not a victimless crime. I’ve heard people say they’ve lost their business because of property crime. Stopping it is important to developing economy. He wants Albuquerque to be an attractive place to live.” According to FBI statistics, Albuquerque had 31,994 property crimes reported to police in 2008. Denver had 19,316. El Paso had 19,702, even though the cities have comparable populations. Data from 2009 wasn’t available. To monitor crime, the city uses an online database called Crime Mapping. Any citizen can access 2010 crime data from his/her personal computer. However, the data only is only available for 2010. Wilham said the city has had a contract with the website for several years but was unsure why data from previous years was unavailable. He said the Crime Mapping system is important because it allows citizens to patrol their neighborhood and work cooperatively with APD to prevent crime. “You can’t just rely on the police,” Wilham said. “Everyone needs to take a proactive role.” This year, 107 disturbing-thepeace incidents were reported in the Lobo District, which is the crime APD responded to most in the area, according to the website. Hamby said a disturbance crime is anything from a transient asleep on the sidewalk to someone who needs medical attention, a loud party, an illegally parked car and someone walking up and down the street causing a ruckus. “There is a lot of foot traffic that goes through those areas. It probably also has to do with the amount of students who reside in the area,”

Hamby said. “When you put a lot of students together there seems to be more disturbances.” In the Lobo District a combined 51 percent of crimes were assault, theft or auto burglary. So far in 2010, there have been 21 DWIs, six drug crimes and two sex crimes investigated by APD, according to the website. APD has also responded to burglary, vandalism, robbery and fraud criminal complaints that have taken place in the Lobo District. Out of six areas surveyed, the Lobo District is ranked fourth in terms of crime reported. So far in 2010, downtown Albuquerque has had the most crime reported. In response, Wilham said APD has set up sting operations with marked vehicles and bicycles to catch thieves in the act. “We wait for people to come and steal the property, and sure enough someone always does,” he said. According to its website, the city pays $4,000 from money received through DWI seizures to publish a list every third Friday of the month in the Albuquerque Journal. The full page color ad shows suspects’ names, ages and mug shots. Businesses have begun to post the ads in their stores. Out of the 150 profiled suspects, 62 have been arrested, according to the website. The city also pays to put serious property crime offenders on electronic billboards across the city. Eight have been featured, with five arrests made this year, according to the website. “Some businesses have said they want 6-foot tall posters,” Wilham said. “We’ve heard of suspects walk into a business and immediately leave because they see their face on the wall. We want more mug shots throughout the city.”

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incentives up to $1000 for people who turn in property crime offenders and integrate technology, including Twitter, into the city’s strategy to track stolen vehicles and repeat criminal offenders. “He has some ideas that are very simple to incorporate into the department,” said APD spokeswoman Nadine Hamby. According to the website, since January 31 there have been 515 crimes reported to APD within a 1-mile radius of the UNM Hospital parking structure. North to south, the boundaries of the Lobo District — as it’s called on the website’s crime map — cover the law school to Garfield Avenue. East to west, it’s between I-40 and the La Montañita Co-Op in Nob Hill. It is still too early to tell if his plan is successful, said TJ Wilham, the city’s Public Safety communications director. Wilham said the plan found early success in tracking down and arresting Albuquerque’s most wanted property crime offenders. “We have seen a reduction in property crime, and more arrests

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But she said the University should have notified students of the increase before registration. “If they had decided on the fees earlier, then they wouldn’t have had to come up with these extra measures,” she said. “The increase doesn’t seem like that much so I don’t really have any problem with it.” Wynn Goering, vice provost, said the reason all CFA students might have been dropped is due to the enrollment program software. He said it’s hard to add fees to a class in the program without creating an entirely new class section. “The banner system thinks that’s a whole new class,” he said. “I’m told that they’ve found a way to work around that and that’s what they’re going to do.” Linnell said students in CFA were most concerned about being

dropped from classes but haven’t had any concerns about the fee increase yet. “We know it’s a tough time for students to respond to any kind of increase,” he said. “At least among students we’ve talked to about this, they’re looking forward to seeing improvement in the teaching facilities.” Linnell said the fee increase was necessary because of decreased departmental funding, the economic crisis and the decaying state of fine arts equipment. “Besides the sciences, the arts have some of the most complicated, expensive teaching spaces on campus,” he said. “They’re very hard to keep maintained at the standard we believe is appropriate for our degrees. The only tool we had left to address that was fees.”

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Albuquerque seems like an unlikely rival for such cultural hubs as New York and L.A.; but in the world of flamenco, the Duke City reigns supreme. Eva Encinias-Sandoval, UNM professor and director of the National Institute of Flamenco, said, “The national and international communities are envious and surprised at what we have here.” Albuquerque’s flamenco scene has a nationally-acclaimed flamenco conservatory. Encinias-Sandoval said Albuquerque has the only flamenco repertory company in the country, the only undergraduate and graduate flamenco programs in the country and an annual worldclass flamenco festival that brings artists from around the world to teach and perform. Encinias-Sandoval, who started teaching at the University in 1976, organized the first festival in collaboration with Fine Arts faculty member Jim Lowell in 1987 as a 50th anniversary celebration for the fine arts department. She said it was originally formatted as a three-day festival with two days of workshops and one evening of performances. “I felt students needed to have more exposure to live performance,” Encinias-Sandoval said. The festival was expanded into a 10-day annual event. It ran for 23 years until it came to an abrupt halt in 2009. To the dismay of dancers, musicians and fans, the economic crisis forced organizers to postpone it. She said the festival directors knew that letting the tradition die

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Roller skates have never been so brutal. On Saturday, the all-girl roller derby team, Muñecas Muertas, will face off against the Denver Roller Dolls, which are ranked third in the nation. Savannah Wasko, a member of Muñecas Muertas, said the roller derby league started five years ago. Other roller derby teams from New Mexico include The DoomsDames, The HoBots, D.I.A. and the Taos Whiplashes. Waskso said her team has been practicing endurance and hitting drills in preparation for the season opener. “It’s basically a full-contact race between five people, and five people can be on the track at once,” she said. “There are four blockers and one jammer on each team. The jammer is the only person that can score points. And she scores points by passing them. For every opponent blocker that the jammer passes is one point scored.” Wasko said they are always welcoming new members to their practices. “We have newbie practices for new players where the veterans will teach the girls that are

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Josue F. Aciego Matthew M. Aguirre Iva E. Alexander Luz E. Aragon-Moody Elena Aviles Joseph P. Baca Steven R. Baca Ralph A. Bachli Matthew J. Barbour Sheryl A. Bauer Gail C. Baxter Anna C. Bellum Marian Berg Allison R. Bidtah Erin E. Black Zachary E. Braun Tahani Bundrage Manuel P. Burgos Laurel S. Butler Sandra Cano Paty Carreon Leah V. Caruso Santana L. Castillo Emma Lee B. Clarke Athena A. Cobos Katrina M. Coker Abigail K. Cole Lynn J. Conner Jacqueline R. Cook Deborah L. Cornish Lorie D. Crawford Travis C. Crawley Consuelo Cuellar Jagna M. Cyganik Heather J. Dahl Caroleen Damon-Frank Daniel J. DelďŹ no Melanie S. Demmer Susan C. Dibble Amy N. Dumas Karen G. Edwards Lindsay N. Eggleston Nathan E. Engquist Rebecca R. Erickson Cara Farnell Dolores G. Feck Kathryn T. Fischer Jessica FishkenHarkins Jennifer L. Flores Miriam L. Foronda Erika L. Foutz Enrique D. Gonzales Douglas D. Goodfellow Mona I. Grigsby-Suarez Alison M. Grochowski Joshua T. Grothaus Jana C. Haas Leslie C. Hagel Michael D. Heim Robin T. Hills Desiree V. Hirdman Leah A. Houle Chris R. House Jescia M. Hyland Karol Ibarra Zetter Gwendolyn L. Jensen Tarah K. Johnson Bridgita C. Jupiter Amalia C. Kenward Julianna T. Kirwin Amy M. Korzekwa Kathrine L. Kraft Linda S. Krecker Treva B. Lee Garret M. Lee Iljee Lee Melisa G. Lendino Glenda Lewis Sheryl B. Livingston Diana V. Lopez Erlene R. Lucero Lori A. Lueras Bradford A. Lux Dana Mamish Claudia A. Marshall Jessica R. Martin Rebeca Martinez Gomez

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Adam A. Martinez MASTER OF FINE ARTS

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Neal A. Ambrose Katherine R. Cannon Beau T. Carey May Chaltiel Daniel F. Darling Aaron C. Frale Erin A. Phillips Erika L. Sanchez MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

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Joseph P. Gray Benjamin L. Hay Mareike M. Hennig Hope M. Lanctot Benjamin E. Ordaz Jason R. Pockrus Mario Cesar M. Santos Junior Mark R. Scott MASTER OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2010

Donna W. Haygood Michael S. Kneafsey Kim M. Lane MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2010

Jennifer L. Belyeu Nicole L. Collins Robert A. Duncan Whitney J. Green Michelle L. Lenz Justin T. Maier Kristin L. Michael Barbara A. Mondragon Aldis M. Philipbar Stacey F. Rouse Erica A. Serna Sean M. Tepfer Thomas A. Verstynen Heather D. Wilson Shelley J. Wooten MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Daichi Ito Heather M. Jabczenski Hai Ji Ruoyu Jin Michael A. Johnson Muhammad S. Karim Suresh Kotla Angelica K. Kozicki Michelle G. Kulovitz Benjamin O. Ladd Carson O. Lee Chunte A. Lu Christopher L. Luna William J. Martin Adam H. Martinez Ali Masoud Alexander Medford Dongye Meng David J. Mohr Mollie A. Monnig Erica Q. Montague Aaron R. Mora Jean C. Moraes Bharath Reddy Nalla Srikanth R. Narravula Steven G. Nelson Brian D. Nelson Paul Ng Melissa R. Ochs Santosh V. Pasupuleti Aaron K. Reinhardt Casey C. Richardson

Melissa A. Roche Adan A. Romero Lawrence T. Rush Donald D. Seeley Srikanth V. Seethamraju Virginia Severns Deesha J. Shah Johnny C. Silva Yasser M. Soliman Kyle J. Solis Katrina M. Stackpole Ethan M. Tanner Cristina Toropu Anthony S. Torres Christa F. Trujillo Kumar Vinod Kumar Niranjan Kirsten R. Watts Tommy J. Williams Andrea Wright Jeremy B. Wright Sri Harsha R. Yenumula

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2010

Caryl D. Acuna Ricardo Amaya Brittany L. Bacon Jessica C. Castellano Colleen R. Colyer Robert D. Culver Rose W. Cunningham Christina N. Davis Rebecca E. Davis Arika R. Fuell Jamie L. Galvan Lucy A. Garcia Brandi S. Greene Valerie A. Gutierrez Anna E. Heimerl Jesus Herrera Bettina Jaramillo Tai B. Kil Stephanie N. McEvoy Genevieve S. Richter Daniel R. Rodriguez Angelo Silva Patrick E. Vigil Summer WarderGabaldon MASTER OF SCIENCE

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2010

Marc W. Ahlen Jerome K. Aigner Jennifer Alphonse Brooke Babcock Soumik Banerjee Ben Q. Baragiola Allison D. Barber Raju Bisht David A. Bizzozero Cinnamon Blair Carolyn M. Boosey Palmarin A. Castro Bryan S. Chapman Jeffrey L. Dohner Ashley E. Edelman Aaron S. Edgley Gregory Feucht Elizabeth L. Field Vikram Gade Michael R. Gibbons Casey A. Gilman David A. Godinez Thomas A. Golden Veronica K. Gonzales Cheryl R. Gourley Melissa A. Halick Lisa K. Harmon Jennifer J. Hathaway Mohammad W. Hattab Maria E. Hroncich Ken C. Hutt Drew Ignizio

Traci O. Filiss Catherine H. Martinez Rhonda L. McGee Chelamia F. Quintana GRADUATE CERTIFICATE

Katherine A. Labadie Rebecca A. Rae EDUCATION SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2010

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Krystle D. Apodaca Karen S. Ball Genevieve A. Bourgeois Dana C. Brewer Jennette A. Cole

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2010

Edwar A. Calderon Elaine C. Chemistruck Paul R. Cohen Vanessa J. Daniel Leyma P. De Haro Brian R. Gatewood Christina N. Horton Carolyn Mead Tiffany L. Otero Elaine Stevens Sarah A. WentzelFisher POST MASTERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S PROFESSIONAL NURSING CERTIFICATE Elisa D. Siegmann

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2010

Lynn H. Carey

Anderson School of Management

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Todd Marshall Anderson Jie Chen Jenny Leigh Culbertson Sean Joseph Donnelly Christopher Warren Luckham Candice Vasquez Molina Lan T. Ngo Orion L. Osborn Roshelle L. Overton Loren J. Updegraff Gabriel J Urioste MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2010

Mikaela Kristina Backstedt Kendra Renee Berch Malisa Leone Braselle

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New Mexico Daily Lobo The following list is based on information supplied and confirmed by the Office of Graduate Studies or respective school/college prior to publication deadline. It has been carefully reviewed, but given the number of names and the evolving status of many prospective graduates, mistakes and omissions may have occurred. Being or not being listed here has no bearing on a student’s official graduation status.

Congratulations 2010 Graduates Peter Andrew Livingston Joseph Christopher Lucero Rafaela Antoinette Lucero Shilo Bridget Lucyk Adrian James Martinez James Allan Martinez James L. Massengale Jason D. McMahon Justin Cruz McNeely Juanita Louise Moya Erica Mitzi Nordmeier Jason Christopher Nye Norma F. Ortiz Chadwick Beauford Poole Robert Van de Graaff Randolph Norique Julia Robles Lauren C. Rotonda Karanpreet Singh Sangha Whitney Leigh Sanzero Kelly D. Schilling Derek Lee Hillman Skinner Amanda Marie Solosky Stephen E. Takach Eric Lee Tapia Nick M Telles Nima Vadiee Chelsea Elizabeth Walker Lindsey Amber Wesenberg Matthew Jacob Wieland James Edward Winter

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION POST MASTER’S CERTIFICATE

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Erik Michael Peters

School of Law

Kevin K. Washburn, Dean JURIS DOCTOR

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Rafael Amador Michael Joseph Anaya Jennifer Morris Anderson Aaron Christopher Baca Francheska M. Bardacke Samantha Ray Barncastle Thomas Matthew Blog Kathleen Rosemary Bryan Thomas J. Bunting Julia Diane Catron Angela D. ChavezAdkins David Kale Clements Brian Michael Close Amanda Nicole Connor Derek James Connor Sean M. Cunniff Brett Jonathan Danoff Silvia Teresa Delgado Ann Marie Delpha Amy Katherine Douglas Paige Anne Elizabeth

Duhamel Kathryn Lueker Eaton Rachel Dee Edmiston Eraina Marie Edwards David Alexander Ferrance Kathryn “Kitren” Thompson Fischer Thomas Braden Fitzwater Elisa Maria Gallegos Derek V. Garcia Nicholas Keith Gilbert Erica Rose Gonzales Joseph Cooper Gonzales Michael Haley Gritzbaugh Desiree Dawn Gurule Charles J. Gutierrez Katie Beth Gwartney Roehlk Keri Lisa Hatley Kevin Philip Holmes John Ryland Hutchins Albert L. Hutchinson, Jr. Jescia Madeline Hyland Gabriela Ibañez Guzmán Francisco Juan Jimenez Matthew Allen Jones Charles Howard Kalm Karl Frederick Kalm Honor Kristin Keeler Melissa A. Kennelly Kameron Ward Kramer Tara Kirsten Lor Steven Joseph Lucero Esperanza S. Lujan Hajra I. Malik

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Paul B. Roth, Dean DOCTOR OF MEDICINE

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

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Michael Crawford Dorothy Cuylear Stacey Dalton Paul DeSantis Jessica Ehrler Lawrence Escudero Mary Esquibel Marguerite Esquibel Samuel Flegal Adrean Flores Nicole Gonzales Alexandra Grubbs Loan Ha Ashley Harlan Nia Harris Alexis Henson Rosanne Henson Kyle Holloway Shauna Hoover Adriane Irwin Amye Irwin Brittany Irwin Jason Jaramillo Michael Jasperson Matthew Johnson Micah Jones Holly Jones-Lovato Dudley Lau Joanne Le Van Le Michael Life Hongchao Liu Breanna LoGuercio Matthew London Rebecca Maes Norma Martinez Sheila Martinez Nicole Martin-Ives Kristin McDonald Charles McQuade

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Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Richard T. Alano

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Congratulations 2010 Graduates Ashley E. Herrera Iris Herrera Louis M. Herrera Vanessa C. Herrera Taylor H. Higgins Rachel E. Hill Carly A. Hilo Chas D. Hines Nathan D. Hoge Alicia L. Hohl Jacob L. Hoisington Cynthia A. Hoke Adrienne E. Holguin Alice M. Hollow Horn Adrianne E. Hopper John M. Hosey Jamie D. House Sandee R. Houston Emilee J. HowlandDavis Joshua R. Hromas Skylar Hubbard Justin S. Huffmon Jeremy R. Huggard Amber J. Hunt Bill B. Hutchison Madelyn R. Ikeda Ryan D. Inman Suzanne D. Irwin Joseph D. Isbell Kennise C. Jackson Kelley R. Jacobus David I. JacotGuillarmod Brittany R. Jacques Clifford L. Jake Claire K. Jarmosevich Tanya S. Jeffries Karlyn J. Jensen Jacquelyn M. Jinzo Marsheena M. John Megan M. Johnsen Thea J. Johnsen Albert J. Johnson Audrey D. Johnson Elizabeth M. Johnson Gregory J. Johnson Jessica M. Johnson Justin L. Johnson Kyle T. Johnson Monique L. Johnson Bradley H. Jonkman Martin A. Juarez John H. Judah Elijah M. Kamermans Jeannine Kammann Alexandria F. Kamyab Miriam E. Kane Nathan K. Kanyinda Seth W. Kaplan Julie E. Kare Valeria Kast Elliot C. Kaufman Brett C. Keenan Hallee B. Kells Cheryl L. King Lara K. King Trista B. King Michael R. Kious Eliya M. Kirby Theodor E. Kircher David J. Kistin Charâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;let A. Kistner James A. Klein Dylan J. Klundt Debra L. Knoll Katherine R. Kontos Ann Kostecki Steven R. Kostelecky Janae M. Kraft Andrew J. Krosche Abhishek Kumar Tenzin Kunsang Anna S. Kurennaya Adrian J. Labelle Consuelo V. Labelle Karen L. Lacy Julianne E. LaJeunesse Andrea P. Lamberson Eric M. Lander Crystal L. Lane Mona M. Lanham Arthur J. Lapre Jessica L. Larsen Kim J. Larson Preston D. Lauer Anh-Dung Le Linh Chi Le Olivia A. Lear Aaron S. Lee Christopher K. Lee Jung-Wook Lee Eileen Lente-Kasero Susanna M. Lester Amy M. Lewis Jonathan P. Lewis Nicole L. Lewis Zane A. Lewis Sarah R. Limmer Kristopher M. Lindgren Jahmelia D. Lindsay Valerie A. Lipinski

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Melissa J. Sanchez Monica Sanchez Robert C. Sanchez Kristen E. Sandine Robert S. Sandlin Freddie A. Sandoval Sean P. Sandoval Joseph A. Santiago Jennifer M. Santistevan Juan A. Santos Brian E. Santrock Malli A. Saunders James C. Savage Aneshia C. Savino Penny A. Scanga Angela M. Scherbarth Jesse H. Schimmel Kiley K. Schmeir John G. Schooley Caitlin J. Scott Colby A. Scott Ondine M. Scott David R. Scroggs Jeremy B. Seaton Natalie E. Sedore Pena Kelsey Seeger Katrina N. Segura Nicole R. Selph Teresa J. Senior Molly Serna Angela M. Serrano Lauran H. Shaner Ayesha Shariff Michael A. Sherer Hunter R. Shioshita Sara E. Shoemate Michele L. Shurtliff Nicole R. Sierra Rebecca L. Sigal Caleb D. Simonson Bruce R. Simpson Amanda Sisneros Katharine A. Skinner Alan N. Smith Andrea M. Smith Arlinda R. Smith Brendan F. Smith June M. Smith

Katherine L. Smith Michael F. Smith Vernice A. Smith Abigail L. Smoake Miles D. Snider Jacqueline M. Snow Cory L. Solis Veronica O. Soliz Margaret A. Sollami Emma B. Solon Daniel R. Soriano Matthew D. Soule Michael J. Spach Paul A. Spella Deanna K. Spirock Jeannette R. Stahn Cortny M. Stark Robert J. Steffen Nathan C. Stephenson Casandra C. Stewart Ruth L. Stiegelmeyer Nancy R. Storey Amanda M. Storie Jonathan D. Sturgess Kathryn D. Sturtevant Jessica L. Surrock Sarah B. Swartwood Angela A. Swatzell Dannie P. Sweeney Robert K. Sweetland Sara K. Swiderek Alanna D. Swift Estella E. Tabet Monica L. Tafoya Andrew T. Talbott Sara R. Tapia Shaynna M. Tapia Novina A. Tarin Charlotte A. Taylor Robert G. Taylor Lindsey M. Teel Celina G. Telles Frank R. Tellez Larissa L. Thill Tekoah L. Thomas Ian C. Thompson Justin E. Thompson Marc A. Thompson

The following list is based on information supplied and conďŹ rmed by the OfďŹ ce of Graduate Studies or respective school/college prior to publication deadline. It has been carefully reviewed, but given the number of names and the evolving status of many prospective graduates, mistakes and omissions may have occurred. Being or not being listed here has no bearing on a studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ofďŹ cial graduation status.

Rio D. Thompson Robert L. Thomsen Ashley M. Thongchua Benjamen J. Thornberg Reeve Tinnell Clifford E. Tishman Rachel A. Tobey Ian E. Tom Andrew J. Tongate Daniel A. Torres Geneva V. Torres Gina M. Torres Jasmine D. Torres Leaha C. Torres Monique C. Torres Samantha E. Torres Jacqueline R. Torrez Keith C. Toshewana Joseph E. Trisolini Ryan P. Trout Dustin D. Truitt Aaron C. Trujillo Aaron J. Trujillo Andres D. Trujillo Brittany C. Trujillo Melissa M. Trujillo Samantha C. Trujillo Tomas E. Trujillo Paul D. Truman Thurman Tully Katelyn A. Turnbow Stephanie L. Turner Aidan A. Turowski Rikki-Lee G. Ulibarri Shawn B. Ulmer Heather D. Umstot Theresa M. Urban Valene L. Urban Diego R. Urbina Julianna C. Valdez Valerie K. Valdez Walter J. Valdez Theresa A. Valenzuela Amy E. Valles Suzia M. Van Swol Shelly N. Vander Maat Celia D. Varela Andrea V. Vargas

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Tuesday 5/11 Copper Lounge 2pm-7pm Bridgeport IPA, Paulaner, 90 Schilling $3. $2.25 Domestic Beers. $2.75 Well Drinks. 7pm-close Jose Cuervo $4.50. Manzano Martini $6. Minderaser, Razztini, Salty Dog $4. Dos XX, Tecate, Alien, Sam Seasonal, 90 Schilling $3.00. Corona $3.25. $5 Stuffed Sopas. Salsa Baby 6PM BEG. SALSA $7 7PM INT. SALSA $7 Sushi and Sake Open 11:30-2:30; 5-10

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College of Education

Richard Howell, Dean BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Jordan M. Allcorn Joshua Baca Jacob L. Barkemeyer Colt T. Barnes James P. Bolton Daniel B. Bowen Nathaniel Charley Amanda K. Cress Nubia D Diaz Desire A. Findlay Kenneth J. Fresquez Dan J. Garcia Danielle L. Garcia Christina M. Garza Adriana Gonzales Hector Gonzalez Teresa A. Hargis Luke C. Jaramillo Melody N. Kirschman Jeremy R. Lee Christine A. Legits Candice L. Lemons Allison J. Lohnes Micki L. Lucero Javier F. Martinez Joseph J. Martinez Abigail R. McBee Raquel R. Medina Vivian J. Montoya Alicia Nevarez Lauren M. Padilla

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Wednesday 5/12 Copper Lounge 11am-7pm well Drinks $2.75. Bloody Mary $2.50. $2.25 Domestic bottles. 2pm-7pm Alien IPA, Blue Moon, Honey Brown $2.50. 7pm-close Smirnoff flavors U- call it $4. Alien IPA, Smithwick’s, Sierra Nevada, New Castle, Marble $3. $6.75 Chk or Beef Burrito. Salsa Baby 7PM BEG. SALSA $7 8PM INT. SALSA $7 Sushi and Sake Open 11:30-2:30; 5-10 Burt’s Tiki Lounge *Vinyl & Verses* *Underground Hip Hop* *UHF B-Boy Crew* *$2.50 Select Pints* Maloney’s Tavern Happy Hour Specials! $1.00 Off All Drinks Except Bottled Beer, 7 Days A Week From 3-7PM! Featured Drinks: Smirnoff Strawberry, PBR Pints for $2.00, And PBR Liters only $4.00 All Day And Night! The Blackbird Buvette Happy Hour 4PM-8PM $3 Local Pints (Marble, Santa Fe, Tractor) $3.50 Single Shot Well Drinks Joe Silva - 7pm Magic Saturdays - 10pm

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Sunday 5/16 The Blackbird Buvette Happy Hour 4PM-8PM $3 Local Pints (Marble, Santa Fe, Tractor) $3.50 Single Shot Well Drinks Body Language w/ Rev. Mitton & Justin O’Brien- 10pm

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7:00pm - Close $3.00 Bridgeport IPA Blue Moon; Shiner Bock Hardcore; Alien $4.00 Lemon Drops Kamikazes $5.00 9” 1-Topping Pizza $5.00 Cheeseburger w/ FF

wednesday

Copper Lounge 2pm-7pm Blue Moon, Sam’s Seasonal, Honey Brown $2.50 Pints. $2.75 Domestic Beers. $2.75 Well Drinks. 7pm-close 9” 1-top pizza $5. Cheese Burger w F.F $5. Alien IPA, Blue Moon, Shiner Bock, Hardcore $3 pints. Kamikaze or Lemon Drop $4.

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tuesday

UV Nightclub 18+ UV Fridays. 10PM-4AM. DJ J-Roc spinning Top 40/Dance/Hip Hop. $10 Cover.

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Congratulations 2010 Graduates Priscilla W. Padilla Colleen M. Penz Angelica Rodriguez David T. Roy Julie N. Russell Allison D. Selke Justin J. Smyth Melanie J. Thomas Sarah M. Vigoren Jared J. Watson Elizabeth O. Wheelock BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Nicole J. Achenbach Elizabeth A. Albertson Molly Anderson Stewart S. Angell Lynette D. Baca Lachelle A. Begay Hillary M. Brown Linda R. Brown Lucinda Brown Aaron T. Bubbico Sandra A. Calderon Whitney R. Cappellucci Marissa J. Chism Brittany B. Coffman Annie Collins Juanita L. Crawford Tanya J. Delara Natalie R. Dominguez Evangelene C. Ecalnea Kate A. Fitzpatrick Julia A. Garcia Monique D. Garcia April C. Gose Shannon N. Gregg Crystal N. Hall Lynley M. Hardin Kelly M. Hines Monica J. Hood Nicole S. Horvath Lana R. Jackson Maximillion A. Jensen Jennifer A. Johnston Carla D. Josephson Michael C. Kaz Benjamin N. Lohr Dacie A. Lucas Flora T. Lucero Rosanna Y. Manzanares Isaiah R. Martinez Laura M. McCann Jeffrey E. Mccrea

Cay L. McLane Daniel J. Mitchell Sherry M. Neal Jocelyn T. Neff Daniel C. Nuckols Denise A. Pacheco Desiree L. Page Kaela A. Pearson Anna M. Rasmussen Veronica V. Rivera Shannon K. Rogers Don R. Sanchez Mikiko Sasaki Sara J. Sedore Jessica N. Seeley Matthew J. Smith Christa L. Solga Emily D. Sosa Reena J. Tenorio Leah S. Thomas Katherine A. Turney Nichole L. Umbarger Teresa J. Valencia Nicole T. Vargas Letitia M. White Mountain Miranda E. Wynne Anita M. Young BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Kyle A. Adams Jeremy L. Albright Sara M. Anderson Ryan D. Angell Mirielle R. Begay Jason M. Belitz Genifer M. Beyer Leah A. Bromberg Rebekah M. Brown Brittany L. Burns Sarah E. Burton Taylor A. Caraway Firmo Celestino Alexandria I. Chang Christopher H. Chiba Philip S. Clevenger Sarah E. Coelho Lindsey M. Cromer Dynette M. Cruz Gina M. Cruz-Szabo Sarah K. Demsich Eleni D. Deresin Pauline J. Domme

Niesha K. Dotson Kristi L. DuBay Danielle M. Durham Jennifer A. Escajeda Aimee K. Fischer Laura L. Flores Nicholas J. Frasch Lydia M. Freyre Crystal C. Gabaldon Somerset E. Gallmeyer Rebecca M. Garcia Reina M. Garcia Crystal S. Garibay Nocona S. Garland Courtney A. Giannini Monica N. Gomez Rachel L. Gonzales Robert A. Gonzales Elicia R. Goodwin Amber D. Granger Ryan M. Grifﬁ ths Kelly M. Hart Jason I. Hartley Ami B. Hawkins Katherine L. Hellebust Amanda R. Higgins Margaret E. Higgins Elizabeth E. Hilger April J. Irwin Grace M. Jaramillo Kathleen Jardine Karen A. Jim Rachel H. Jones Joel P. Kasky Pamela S. Keller Megan K. Kennedy April L. La Pierre Shawn F. Langdon Adrian N. Leal Rachel E. Livingston Lindsay M. Lommori Sanova R. Lorenzo Amanda E. Luna Dana Y. Maestas Annette Y. Mares Lauren S. Martinez Reyna M. Martinez Yzetta E. Martinez William J. Miner Joel E. Molay Joanna E. Montoya Nadine A. Morales Rose M. Morris Nikki A. Moyer Devin W. Murray Chaytea K. Nielsen

Victoria A. Otero Chrystal M. Proue Antonio J. Quintana Whitney L. Quirk Edward A. Ramirez Marcos A. Rivera Rosamond R. Rockwell Marta A. Rodriguez Whitney K. Roseberry Carlos A. Ruiz Rachael A. Ruttinger Cynthia Sam Arleen L. Sanchez Cynthia B. Sanchez Maria A. Sanchez Stephanie A. Sanchez Khara L. Sandoval Rebekah L. Schoﬁeld Brian J. Schreiber Robyn C. Schwartz Katrina Y. Sedillo Ashley A. Shaffer Mariana A. Sisneros Jennifer N. Solan Kassondra J. Sosa Maria C. Soto Nizhoni R. Starkovich Ruby A. Starleper Ivy L. Sunderland Daniel D. Tabor Brian P. Terrell Jacelyn K. Terrell Karrie C. Tobeler Charity A. Toledo Lisa Troxel Janice E. Trujillo Ashley E. Vanaman Christopher N. Wingenbach Rachel M. Woods Juanita J. Woodward Jessica D. Wyatt Tammie R. Yazzie Amber J. Zunie

School of Engineering

Arup K. Maji, Dean BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Ehren D. Baca Bryan O. Bentley

Roger F. Casados Jonathan J. Coleman Andrew D. Collord Pablo De La Iglesia Laura Elterman Krista L. Hawthorne Wendi P. Jordan Kathleen D. Martinick Drake A. McCulloch Nikolai D. Petsev Emma J. Renteria Danielle N. Rivera Jane C. RomeroKotovsky Travis Savage Kyle W. Staggs BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

David R. Barboza Aaron C. Brennan Kelly R. Montoya Quinn R. Montoya Adam D. Rael Jose E. Rodriguez BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Andrei Buium Daniel C. Cannon Laura A. Davey Daniel De Francisco Cabral Samuel L. Hopkins Jonathan J. Mandeville Christopher E. Rieke Christian Romano Brian K. Sondreal BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Angel A. Becerra James P. Branaum John F. Brown Thomas E. Christian Ryan A. Clark Barry M. Crow Michael N. Echert Cody W. Eilar

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Anthony J. Ernest Deanna C. Gomez Corrina M. Hoffman Ricardo I. Magallanes Jeramie R. Mc Cullough James A. Selander Stephen C. Tomany Michael S. Torrez Diana Hong Y Tsui Steven L. Wood BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Sean D. Fournier James O. Klein Elliott J. Leonard John R. McCulloch Blake P. Nolen Chelsea R. Okamoto Veronica C. Padilla Luis M. Palomino Ann-Marie Yaroslaski

Adrian P. Baca Chuan P. Banh Aubrey J. Blair-Pattison Caroline A. Bolton Marwan A. Cheaib Joseph E. Conroy Robert S. Cordova Dita B. Curgus Casey L. Dyck Joan C. Dziewinski Geno C. Flores Nyssa T. Gilkey Marcos D. Gonzales Jeremy L. Guthrie Margaret C. Hauer Fernando Hernandez Tyler C. Jones Joshua A. Medlock Andrew T. Nawrocki Tim W. Ngo Jude M. Oka Sarah V. Quintana Raybeau W. Richardson Elisandro Romero Nathaniel J. Sanchez Michael P. Sena Jeffrey M. Spencer Justin L. Valdez Ross L. White James R. Williams BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NUCLEAR ENGINEERING

Ian M. Alden Racquel Y. Benavidez Matthew R. Berget Hannah R. Bervig James Y. Blessing Katherine L. Bowen Megan A. Branch Whitney E. Branning Nicolette A. Brown Dylan P. Cascio Samuel A. Catanach Elizabeth A. Chavez Matthew B. Chavez Daniel T. Cornish Rachel L. Corona Jason R. Davenport Aimee C. Deans Noel M. Fernando Jessica L. Fisher Robert M. Gassaway Rebecca J. Griner Laurel A. Hauer Annaliza Herrera Nicole R. Hoch Robert W. Hoffman Leonard B. Hughes Matthew A. Jones Derek M. Leininger Claudia M. Lopez Laina L. Loucks Brian L. McNamara Avianna W. Meck Maria C. Mejia Salazar Thomas M. Monahan Colin E. Montgomery John A. Murphy Reuben A. Olguin Joel C. Omdahl Brynna M. Peltonen Andrew P. Pollock Neil L. Reed Jessica S. Rimmer David C. Rogers Jacqueline Y. Romero Lalie R. Roque Nicholas J. Salyer Michael M. Saxton Karla A. Simmet Tabitha K. Spurlin John K. Taylor Ramona S. Teo Demetrio E. Vialpando Benjamin M. Walsh Tanja M. Walter Barbara E. Wilson Chantel K. Worthington Laliv S. Zang Andrew N. Zuni BACHELOR OF ARTS IN FINE ARTS

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Marie Y. Arrieta Jamie E. Coffey Christopher R. De Rego David A. Dixon

CONGRATULATIONS

CLASS of 2010!

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College of Fine Arts

James Linnell, Dean BACHELOR OF ARTS Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Lindsey D. Allen Martha J. Cooke Hannah K. D’Errico Brianna J. Garcia Luis A. Jimenez Paul V. Lopez Roger H. Martin Kendall S. Mims James A. Montoya Thomas B. Munroe Chris S. Ortiz Y Pino Briana A. Paxton Justin T. Pippin Orin J. Pope Orlando H. Ramirez Arielle N. Ritz Randall C. Scott Alexia C. Seebeck Stephen M. Sengebush Hunter R. Shioshita Parker R. Sisty Jennifer D. Valdez Mario Villagomez BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Paul M. Anglada Lois E. Bradley Joaquin R. Del Canto Hannah K. D’Errico Janelle E. Dry

Katherine Forrest Felicia A. Fredd Seth V. Grant Louis D. Herring Parker L. Jennings Indira Kaini Hunter D. Lewis Adrian C. Martin Elliot A. Padilla Christopher N. Pendleton Meagan M. Purcell Marika Reinhold James R. Richardson Leif M. Rotsaert Darlene R. Saavedra Davlena C. Scales Wakeah R. Vigil Zachary R. Webb BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Suzzanne A. Bloom Chase P. Ellison Steven M. Gomez Erin R. Good Sigrid A. Karlstrom Sean M. Kennedy Karles McQuade Ivan C. Miller Sabrina G. Murton Caitlin R. Ratzer Ethan A. Stein Michael G. Stokes Anthony J. Zancanella BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Amy L. Call Chase P. Ellison Jordan M. Sayre Victoria R. Scheidler

School of Medicine

Paul B. Roth, Dean BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Albert R. Brieden Maria L. Candelario Marla R. Eres Samuel S. Grant Cheryl B. Martin William G. Rowland BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Karla L. Foronda Mir Saeid Haghdoost Gilani Elizabeth G. Lee Beverly K. Romero Riley L. Vu

College of Nursing

Nancy Ridenour, Dean BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Yesenia Aguirre Alexander L. Allen Ruth M. Baca Mariah J. Benallie Lisa Bencomo Lindsey M. Breen Kendall G. Brown Mireya M. Cadena Emily B. Corman Melanie L. Costales Kathleen M. Crawley Jean M. Crowder Brianna R. Duran Jessica A. Fink Mary D. Gabaldon Ann M. Gallagher Shirley Garcia-Cherino Nancy A. Gere Tracy C. Gonzales Eric D. Groten Alexandra M. Gutierrez Diana L. Gutierrez Kimberly J. Hall Catherine M. Heine Julia M. Hirsch Nicole A. Humbard Lisa M. JaramilloHusted Nittaya Johnson Vanessa Johnson-Villa

Congratulations to UNM’s 2010 Graduates!

Lindsie G. Kelso Heather C. Lauritzen Patricia A. Longoria Marlo Marable Jocelynne N. Marquez Sherri L. Mason Jill P. McLoughlin Jackie L. Meister Kathy Metzger Melissa F. Monceballez Pauline S. Mondragon Shandra S. Montano Jessica L. Mulder Rachel P. Murphy April L. Neidigk Kelli J. NessRasmusson Marinda D. Newkirk Rose I. Okoh Richard F. O’Neill Aarika D. Orozco Dawn D. Ostberg Dasha A. Pagan Kate E. Palazzolo Kathleen A. Parkhill Maria L. Pasillas Jennifer N. Patterson Kenneth J. Price Lisa M. Robertson Aaron P. Rogers Cynthia A. Romero Tsvetana L. Rosev Michael L. Saiz John E. Salazar Valari R. Sanchez Gabrielle A. Santana Michelle L. Schaaphok Kirah S. Smith Silvia R. Talvitie Anna L. White Jennifer D. White Justin R. White Shihui Yang Michelle K. Yazzie Mallory D. Yoder

University College

Finnie Coleman, Dean BACHELOR OF ARTS

Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Mario P. Atencio Dawn G. Begay Daryl V. Candelaria Cleve B. Guy Dana C. Lorenzo Joanna C. Michnovicz Maya S. Peters Kim M. Stuckel Bernita M. Woody Wyndsor Yazzie BACHELOR OF UNIVERSITY STUDIES Candidates for Degree, Semester II, 2009–2010

Stephanie M. Alvarado Shiela V. Aragon Emily E. Army Brian C. Arndt Frankie J. Baca Lila Becenti Michael A. Bellamy Debra F. Beverly Mary A. Blecha Adela N. Bob Ruth Bowman Colin M. Bridge Tony J. Bulen Lauren E. Carvalho Janelle M. Cassidy Miguel A. Cervantes Beulah A. Chacho June Chavez Ian R. Clark Heath R. Connell Jeremy D. Constantineau Katie A. Coronado Irving P. Craft Samuel C. De Mooy Steven A. Deleon Dina Dominguez Suzanne L. Drefchinski Patrick D. Duff Betty J. Estrada Leslie D. Fell Riesha R. Fiorina Samuel C. Fischer Daniel W. Foo Henry J. Foreman Sandy L. Fortner Claire M. Garrett Lindsey A. Garza Odessa R. Gonzales William S. Goodin Seth O. Gutierrez Pamela L. Halvorson Jessica L. Harris

Marita G. Harrison Sue A. Harvey Keith L. Henderson Max C. Herrera Teresa Herrera Brian R. Hesch Alisa M. Hill Justin M. Holub Aurora M. Holubiak Sarah A. Hubbell Jediediah Hyland Leslie J. Isengard Brenda R. Jake Allyson E. James-Vigil Heather J. Jim Rebecca J. Johnson Andrew M. Keefe Daniel S. Kercsmar William J. Kerr William D. Kesler Nicole K. Kircher Grace J. Laupheimer Jasmine A. Lejeune Leona G. Loiselle Anthony J. Lujan Nathaniel L. Lujan William C. LuskClaiborne Beverly Martinez Ruby T. Martinez Natalie R. McBride Russell J. McCarthy Travis S. McKenzie Maurice Mears Roi M. Melech Melissa L. Metcalf Adam J. Miller David A. Montemorano Joaquin H. Morales Casas Michelle D. Morath Leroy Morgan Melissa A. Morrow Barbara A. O’Keefe Bryan C. O’Neill Cora J. Owens Kristin L. Owens Samantha Pablo Kristi A. Pennington Kristy L. Perea Krista L. Peterson Darrow Peynetsa Suzette M. Presti Ryan L. Quigley Joyce J. Raab-Faber Desiree P. ReynoldsMartinez Rena M. Roan Iris L. Robertson Jessica T. Roman Amanda M. Rubio Seth Rumbarger Jennifer R. Saunders Chris K. Scott Bess K. Seschillie Michelle K. Silver Kevin C. Simms Rosilyn Smith Robert A. Staszewski Sabrielle R. Stutts Joshua A. Taufalele Kai M. Theophilus Beverly Thomas Mary L. Tom Jeremy J. Torres Karissa L. Trujillo Alyssa R. Valdez Lauren N. Van Westering Blake A. Walker Shayla C. Waller Michael E. White Cynthia R. Yazzie Sharon A. Yazzie Robert A. Young

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sports

New Mexico Daily Lobo

Horned Frogs burst pitchers’ bubbles

Review

by Ryan Tomari Daily Lobo

Looks are not deceiving. The UNM baseball team was literally horned by TCU Sunday at Isotopes Park, and after the game it looked it. The No. 8 Horned Frogs got to UNM’s pitching staff and smashed the Lobos around the yard, earning a 26-4 win. UNM used as many pitchers — nine — in the game as TCU had home runs. TCU finished the game with 34 hits. “You get beat, you get beat,” said UNM head baseball coach Ray Birmingham. “... That is what they are capable of... They have done that to everybody in the country.” The Frogs’ series win over the Lobos nearly signals the end of the debate of which team will win the Mountain West Conference regularseason title. UNM would need the Horned Frogs to lose four games to Air Force, and the Lobos would need to win all three games at Utah. One day after pitcher Willy Kesler only allowed four hits in a beautiful 3-2 win for the Lobos, UNM’s pitching staff and bullpen vanished. Starting pitcher Kenny Toves and relief pitchers Richard Olson and Mike Lachapelle surrendered 15 hits and 16 runs in the first three innings of Sunday’s rubber match. Lachapelle gave up eight runs on

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Long Nguyen / Daily Lobo UNM infielders stand and watch the Lobos’ relief pitcher warm up. After winning Saturday’s game 3-2, UMM fell 26-4 to TCU Sunday at Isotopes Park. eight hits. “In the first three innings, it was 16-1 and we had guys who hadn’t hit yet,” Birmingham said. “They flat-out smoked the baseball today, and I have never in my life had nine home runs hit off my pitching until today.” Schultz was the biggest Lobo killer of all. After being held hitless for two days, Schultz made the most of his plate appearances. He was 4-for-4, homered twice and had seven RBIs. UNM catcher Rafael Neda said it was just one of those days. “We wanted it to end, and it just never did,” he said. TCU starting pitcher Steven

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Maxwell showed his humanity — at times. In five innings of work, Maxwell allowed three runs off of six hits against a Lobo team that ranks fifth nationally with a .356 batting average. TCU improved to 8-1 at Isotopes Park and has taken five of six from UNM in the last two years. Birmingham said the loss was a huge disappointment, given the magnitude of the game. “It’s just too bad, because there was a lot of build up to this game, and that is what breaks my heart,” Birmingham said. “I promise you this: The pitching will get better.”

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a second Mountain West Conference regular-season championship and onto the second round of the NCAA tournament. From it, Darington Hobson benefitted most, morphing from a basketball vagabond into a Lobo mainstay. Now, Hobson, likely a late first-round pick in the upcoming NBA Draft, will soon join fellow Lobos Danny Granger and J.R. Giddens. Swept up in all of this, Roman Martinez enjoyed one of the most savory senior seasons, even though it was ended by Washington. Forever ingrained in UNM basketball aficionados’ memories will be the clip of Martinez trotting to the bench on his way to the locker room, bloodied and bruised, only to re-emerge and check back in to the game. It wouldn’t be fair to forget noting Alford’s only indiscretion. No doubt, there was Alford’s casual slip of the tongue, the heat-of-themoment, caught-on-tape episode of Alford calling BYU’s Jonathan Tavernari an “a-hole.” But forgiveness in athletics is a rather uncomplicated formula. Winning is the great elixir, cough, Locksley. Within the same confines, but quantifiably without the same support as Alford, Don Flanagan was hardly given the Cherry-and-Silver carpet treatment this year. UNM’s head women’s basketball coach, without a medical degree, was handed the impossible task of diagnosing and nursing his bipolar, contender-we-surrender Lobos to health. Along the way, there was the embarrassing home loss to San Diego State, followed by a three-game stretch of redemption, in which UNM toppled the conference’s top adversaries. Then came the tailspin to the crash-and-burn season, Flanagan yielding much of the criticism.

Through all this, we learned Flanagan might be a Rocky Long typecast — his better years behind him. But legends are, or should be, irreplaceable. On the occasion that legends are replaced, they are sometimes succeeded by legendary flops. Cut from this same mythical cloth, 2009-10 brought about stories about athletes who overcame long odds and are now impossible to bet against. The above description is what Lobo track star Lee Emanuel has come to embody. In the end, Emanuel became the first Lobo to repeat as indoor mile champion, cementing his status in Lobo lore — a place the UNM ski team consistently occupies. This year was no different, as Malin Hemmingsson won her third individual NCAA slalom title, coupled with the team finishing third at the NCAA Ski Championships, after rising to No. 1 in the NCAA power rankings in January as selected by Skiracing.com. Above all, as the sports season winds to a conclusion and summer looms large, UNM head baseball coach “Ray-J” Birmingham is on the cusp of having his “One Wish” granted — a trip to NCAA regional — after the Lobos defeated No. 8 TCU on Saturday. All in all, 2009-10 should not be remembered for being awash in negativity because of the administration’s “bungling” of the Locksley matter. Nor should it be for Lambert lashing out and bullying her opponent. In the presence of all the duncecap acts of the University’s whitecollar higher-ups, let’s not forget that it’s the student-athletes who run Athletics. And for all the spanking Krebs and his posse deserve, the student-athletes deserve to be coddled and stroked.

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To provide services and resources to youth and families to promote recovery, rehabilitation and resiliency. Minimum Qualiﬁcations: Must hold a Bachelor’s degree in a human service ﬁeld from an accredited university and have one year relevant experience with the target population. Strong communication, organizational and computer skills. Spanish speaking preferred. Behavioral Management Specialists (Bernalillo, Valencia Torrance & Sandoval Counties) Responsibilities include: help develop, restore and maintain children’s behavior; teach skills to children and parents & general supervision of clients w/behavioral, emotional disturbances and/or chemical dependency issues; work oneon-one w/youth in their home or school environment. Bachelors Degree required Behavioral Management Specialist Coordinator (Torrance County) Coordinates the BMS Program in Torrance County Entry Level Gain Experience! Therapeutic Residential Treatment Center Mental Health Workers & Supervisors Duties Include: Prepare clients for school, attend school with clients, facilitate recreational activities, assist clients with treatment goals, program structure and general supervision of clients (ages 12 to 18). Will work directly with clients in a supportive group environment and other duties as assigned Requirements: Be 21 years of age –possess a high school diploma or GED – possess a valid NM Drivers License Respite Lead Staff The Lead Staff will be responsible for the general supervision of the youth care staff and insure that the Respite Center is structured in an orderly manner. Minimum requirements are High School Diploma or GED and some experience with children and adolescents. Spanish Speaking required To apply send resumes to Hogares, Inc., Human Resources, PO Box 6485, ABQ, NM, 87107, fax to (505) 3425414 or apply in person at 1218 Griegos, NW. EOE

Volunteers HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS AND subjects with and without asthma are needed for a research study looking at the effects of fat and physical activity on the breathing tubes. If you qualify, compensation will be provided for your time and inconvenience upon study completion. If you are healthy or have asthma, over the age of 18, and are interested in ﬁnding out more about this study, please contact or leave a message for Teresa at (505)269-1074 or e-mail tarchibeque@salud.unm.edu DO YOU HAVE Type 1 Diabetes? You may qualify to participate in an important research study. To qualify you must have type 1 diabetes for more than one year, be 18-70 years old, and be willing to participate in 8 clinic visits. You will be paid $50 for each clinic visit. If interested, please contact Elizabeth at 272-5454 or by email at evaldez@salud. unm.edu GET INVOLVED IN YOUR COMMUNITY! Gain experience and join a movement. Become a volunteer advocate with the Rape Crisis Center. Training starts in June. For more information: www.rapecrisiscnm.org, 266-7711 or volunteer@rapecrisiscnm.org

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If ever I am afforded the opportunity to pen an autobiography, there will inescapably be a chapter dedicated to my 2009-10 year as sports editor, a year that, synopsized, witnessed equal amounts of spanking and stroking. Yet few remember the stroking, just the spanking. From Mike Locksley to Elizabeth Lambert, it was a year that brought just as much infamy to the University as illustriousness, all of it exacerbated by top University officials’ unwillingness to be forthcoming with information. Sure, Locksley allegedly harassed a former administrative assistant, costing the University thousands of dollars in legal fees, only to follow that up by allegedly punching

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and choking former wide receivers coach J.B. Gerald. But, when all was said and done, Locksley became a subplot in an entangled, never-ending soap opera, the likes of which Albuquerque hadn’t witnessed since Norm Ellenberger was disgracefully dismissed from his duties as head basketball coach for academic fraud in the late 1970s. The stage was set by egomaniac Athletics Director Paul Krebs acting as an authoritarian dictator in a mystifying exhibition of “The Muppets,” what with Helen “Gonzo”

Gonzales reading off a teleprompter and performing a predetermined, only-in-thepolice-report investigation juxtaposed alongside the backsplash of the Lobos’ 1-11, on-the-field mortification. Neither Krebs nor anyone in the Athletics Department had the mental wherewithal or fortitude to offer all the information, instead allowing Athletics’ not-so-secret secrets to leak drop by drop like Chinese water torture. And here we are, months removed from the incident, awaiting the next tidbit of information to become available for public

consumption. Then there was the estranged and seemingly indefensible Elizabeth Lambert, the soccer player who is perhaps more ruggedly suited to engage in football after her beat down of BYU’s Kassidy Shumway. Beyond issuing the carefully crafted statement, everybody associated with Lambert, including her head coach Kit Vela, was compelled to remain as tightly sealed as a Ziploc freezer bag. No one other than Shannon Adragna, one of Lambert’s former teammates, spoke out on Lambert’s behalf, a far cry from the “Beaches of Normandy” strategy drafted by Athletics to insulate “Iron Mike” from an unrelenting artillery of criticism. And to think, where would Athletics be without golden boy Steve Alford, who in the midst of all the madness, somehow led us to

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Back-to-back diving plays exceed outfielder’s wildest dreams by Ryan Tomari Daily Lobo

Willy Kesler needs to buy outfielder Max Willett a nice steak dinner after the UNM baseball team’s 3-2 victory over No. 4 TCU. Willett helped Kesler earn his fourth win of the season as pitcher with a highlight-reel performance at center field Saturday. Willett was a defensive machine in a game that featured the two top teams from the Mountain West Conference. He made two diving catches off of TCU fly balls while avoiding the cen-

ter field hill at Isotopes Park. “I wish I could have seen it,” Willett said. “I really don’t even truly remember it that much. It is just one of those plays where you are in the moment and you just try to catch it and try not to fall on the (hill).” In the top of the fourth inning, Willett robbed Matt Curry. But in the bottom of the fifth, Willett made the play of the game. Before the 428 sign, Willett made a circus catch and stole a would-be triple from Jerome Peña. Kesler said both spectacular catches by Willett would certainly have prevented the Horned Frogs from doing

some damage on the Lobos. “Making that play, that would have scored a run,” Kesler said. “Who knows what would have happened after that? That was definitely a huge play by Willett, and I couldn’t ask for better fieldage behind me. I mean, (as a pitching staff ), we have got outstanding players behind us on the mound.” But that wasn’t all Willett did. He aided Kesler out with his bat. In a game that limited runs for both teams, the Lobos flexed their muscles in the bottom of the fourth inning. Willett hit his first home run of the year to extend the Lobos’ lead after

Chris Juarez hit a two-run home run earlier. “I was so excited for (Juarez),” Willett said. “That was two runs on the board. and I was not trying to think of even getting one for myself. We had a two-run lead and that is what we were just trying to do was get that first lead, because we had never had it against TCU.” UNM head baseball coach Ray Birmingham said he wasn’t surprised that Willett could make plays like that, as he has seen him make them before. “How about that defense by Max Willett?” he said. “I have seen Max

do it and Juarez do it. Those two guys are the kings of the diving catch. They have done it all year long.” Willett said he never in a million years could have imagined a day as successful for him as this one. “That is what you kind of envision yourself trying to do, but in reality it rarely ever happens,” he said. “The funny thing is our volunteer coach came in and told me, ‘When you make a good defensive play, you know what happens? You get a RBI in the next inning.’ And that was the inning that I hit the home run in after making that catch. It was kind of cool and we were joking about it afterwards.”