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Albuquerque Fire Station 3 firefighter Dale Knighton returns a serve from a fellow firefighter Tuesday evening. Knighton says firefighters from Station 3, located on campus on Girard, frequent Johnson Field and the volleyball courts on campus a couple of times per week to exercise. “We come with the trucks (to campus) and park them there so we can be available to respond to calls.” Shortly after this photo was taken, Knighton said they had to rush off to respond to a call at a retirement home on Indian School and University.
Partnership aims to cut drop-out rate by Sydney Tellez and Svetlana Ozden news@dailylobo.com
In an effort to improve high school graduation rates, a new program at UNM will help prepare high school students for college a year before they graduate high school. A partnership between UNM, NMSU and Rosemont Leadership Institute, a nonprofit organization funded by real estate and investment company Rosemont Realty, will allow New Mexico high school seniors to improve critical thinking and leadership skills before they attend the University. In May, former UNM President David Schmidly and NMSU President Barbara Cou ture signed a memo ran dum that outlines a partnership with the Rosemont Leadership Insti tute. Rosemont Realty CEO Dan Burrel said the goals of the organization include decreasing the high school dropout rate, increasing college graduation rates and producing alumni who are more confident and career-oriented. According to Albuquerque Public Schools, only 63 percent of high school
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students graduate high school in four years. According to the UNM Enrollment Management Division, only 45 percent of students graduate from UNM in six years. Burrel said the partnership is a longterm investment with the community that will help New Mexico thrive economically and that improving high school graduation rates should be the first strategic goal of New Mex ico during the next decade. “With one-third of the state’s high school students dropping out, New Mexico is strug gling to realize its full economic potential,” Burrel said. “That is why I am launch ing Rosemont Leadership Insti tute.” Representatives from Rosemont Realty said students participating in the program, called fellows, will take part in leadership training sessions at both UNM and NMSU throughout their senior year of high school. Participants who successfully complete the program will be awarded a $25,000 scholarship to UNM or NMSU that will be distributed over the course of four years. A joint committee composed of UNM
officials and Rosemont Realty staff will select 30 high school students to participate in the program next year. Representatives said that in order to maintain the scholarship, students must maintain a 3.0 GPA, take at least one leadership course per year, belong to a stu dent organization on campus, par ticipate in a program to shadow a leader and mentor high school stu dents who are follow ing them in the pro gram. Anderson School of Management Dean Doug Brown said that Rosemont Realty provided both universities with a $750,000 scholarship commitment. He said the scholarship funding will not be the only benefit of UNM’s partnership with the company. “This is a wonderful opportunity I took a particular interest in because it’s an opportunity for internships and permanent employment with the company (Rosemont Realty), which has become a substantial force in the local economy,” Brown said. “We want to make sure we provide excellent communication and support for the program. We have an active interest.”
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Less than a week before the first Lobo football game, a second football player was arrested and suspended from the team this week. Lobo football player David Vega was arrested after an incident in which police were called to the scene early Sunday morning. The Daily Lobo was unable to obtain a copy of the criminal complaint by Tuesday evening. On Monday Lobo football player Devonta Tabannah was suspended after he was arrested on Sunday on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Tabannah was arrested and charged with DWI, failure to obey a traffic control device and failure to provide registration, a driver’s license or proof of insurance. UNM football coach Bob Davie said he learned about Vega’s arrest Tuesday afternoon shortly after a team meeting. He said Greg Archuleta, the assistant director of communications for Athletics, called Davie to notify him about a report that Vega had been arrested over the weekend over a “minor in possession about how he (Vega) didn’t show his ID.” Davie said he immediately went to the quarterback meeting to confront Vega about his arrest and suspended him from the football team until further notice. “I asked him if was true … and he started stuttering a little bit,” he said. “I said ‘you’re gone.’ I said, ‘I’m sorry, but based on your past performance and based on the fact that it happened on Saturday night and you didn’t come forward to see me, you’re gone. Go pick up your stuff out of your locker.’” Davie said the loss of another football player is unfortunate, most importantly because Vega does not have a football scholarship. “His family made a pretty good sacrifice to get him here and he made a sacrifice to get here,” he said. But when asked how much Vega’s suspension would affect the team, Davie said “zero.” Davie said Vega’s suspension might have been avoided had Vega been honest about his arrest and if he hadn’t already been suspended only two weeks prior. On Aug. 11, Vega and defensive backs Zoey Williams and Tim Foley were suspended for an unspecified violation of team rules. The players were immediately sent home from football camp in Ruidoso, and Vega and Foley were reinstated on Aug. 20, the first day of classes. “To be quite honest, if it wouldn’t have been for his former actions and the fact that I don’t trust him very much right now, I don’t know if I would have suspended him immediately based on the facts he told me, but it’s too late for that now for him,” Davie said. “He doesn’t have to convince me because I’m not listening. All that matters to me is that he had a previous incident with me and he didn’t tell me when it happened.” But Davie said Vega’s suspension may not be permanent and depends whether Vega is found innocent. “I’m certainly going to give him the chance to prove his innocence, but he won’t be on this football team until he does,” he said. “The moment I heard it, he was gone. His pads were pulled and his locker was cleared out without the chance of even asking.”
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to have been scared off but may possibly return at a later date. With this in mind, police advised all units to keep extra patrol in this area.
UNMPD responded to a call from a department administrator who reported that an unknown person forced open a cabinet in the Humanities Building and stole a professor’s books Aug. 18. The professor will be contacted and directed to forward an inventory of the books to UNMPD. There were no witnesses to the incident, according to the police report.
A man parked his car in M Lot on campus on Aug. 22 and reported it stolen to UNMPD the next day. He had not given anyone permission to use his car, which was entered into the NCIC as stolen, the police report stated. Police attempted to locate the vehicle via broadcast and passed the information on to APD and BCSO.
Report: disruptive man at UNMH arrested
Computers reported stolen from Zimmerman A Zimmerman Library staff member reported to UNMPD Aug. 22 that two computers were missing from the basement level of the library. There were no witnesses to the incident. The officer on the case was given the UNM numbers on the computers, but the serial numbers are pending and the units were entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) system, according to the police report.
UNMPD: Mesa Vista Hall window broken UNMPD responded to a call from an unknown passerby who noticed a window in Mesa Vista Hall was broken Aug. 22. According to a police report, housekeeping staff reported they had just arrived and noticed the window, at which point they also noticed an unknown employee on the scene, who left before they could ask what had happened. The window was apparently broken from the outside, and according to the police report, the suspect appeared
UNM pharmacy employees called UNMPD to remove a man from the pharmacy Aug. 23. UNMH security reported to the officer that the man was yelling and being disruptive, so they took him outside and told him to leave UNM property, at which point the man refused to leave, according to a police report. Instead, he moved on to the office of UNMH financial aid and three officers then escorted him outside where they arrested and handcuffed him. The man was incarcerated and no further action is to be taken, according to the report.
UNMPD respond to suspected break-in An officer met with a man at UNMPD who reported damage to the door handles
on his car Aug. 23. According to a police report, the officer observed that the driver’s side door had pry marks, and it appeared as if someone had tried to remove the door handles to gain entry to the car. There were no suspects or witnesses when it was reported.
Police: man followed, assaulted woman A woman told UNMPD that she had just left the Frontier Restaurant when an unidentified man asked her for money Aug. 23. According to the police report, she told the man she didn’t have any money for him and walked onto campus, at which point she noticed the man following her. He continued to follow her until she was close to Mitchell Hall, where he grabbed her arm, spun her around and put his hands on both of her shoulders. The woman said she punched him and was able to escape to her dorm. Officers checked the area but found nobody who matched the woman’s description of the man, according to the report. ~ compiled by Alexandra Swanberg
Kill then be killed: a tiger’s story The Associated Press
BERLIN — A tiger escaped its enclosure at Cologne Zoo in western Germany on Saturday and killed a female keeper before being shot dead by the zoo’s director, police said. The tiger slipped through a passage between the enclosure and an adjacent storage building, where it fatally attacked the 43-year-old keeper, said police spokesman Stefan Kirchner. “It appears the gate wasn’t properly shut,” Kirchner told The Associated Press.
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The zoo was evacuated and a SWAT team was called in, police said. But before it arrived, the zoo’s director managed to kill the tiger by climbing onto the storage building and shooting it through a skylight using a high-caliber rifle. Kirchner said it was unlikely that members of the public had witnessed the incident. “This is the darkest day of my life,” the zoo’s director, Theo Pagel, was quoted as saying by Cologne newspaper Express. The paper said on its website that the Siberian tiger was a 4-year-old male called Altai that
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came to Cologne Zoo from an animal park in England. In November it fathered three cubs with a 7-year-old Siberian tiger called Hanya, according to the zoo’s website. Police said the zoo reopened after Saturday’s incident, which occurred around noon. However, a planned late-night opening of the zoo has been canceled. Cologne Zoo is one of the oldest in Germany. It was founded in 1860 and houses some 10,000 animals, making up more than 700 different species.
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In this March 8 file picture, Siberian tigers “Altai” left, and “Hanya” in their enclosure in the Cologne Zoo. Altai escaped the enclosure at Cologne Zoo in western Germany on Saturday and killed a female keeper before being shot dead by the zoo’s director, police said.
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sports@dailylobo.com Senior quarterback B.R. Holbrook has returned to the UNM football team in the nick of time. The signal-caller was sidelined for about two weeks with chest inflammation and swelling. He returned to Lobo practice on Monday, the first day of game-week practice for the squad. Holbrook said he may not be up to speed with aspects, like his footwork and field vision, but he feels better physically and is excited to be “back in the groove of things.� “I feel good,� he said after Monday’s practice session. “I mean, obviously probably not 100 percent, just feetwise, seeing things. But that all just takes time. It’s a matter of rhythm and playing, but physically I feel 100 percent. No complaints.� Senior wide receiver Lamaar Thomas said Holbrook appears Ruby Santos / Daily Lobo to be back in form. “To me, he still looks like Senior quarterback B.R. Holbrook returned Monday from B.R,� Thomas said. “I run my a bout of chest inflammation. He is expected to start this routes and the ball is still right weekend’s opening game versus Southern at University there, just how it was before Stadium.
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he was gone. He looks good to me.� Adversity isn’t anything new for Holbrook. He won the starting role in 2010, but was sidelined after a shoulder injury that October. He was not named the starter for the first three games in 2011, but he earned the job and started the final eight games. That year, he passed for 1,490 yards with four touchdowns and seven interceptions. He completed 59.7 percent of his passes (141 of 236), which is the fifth-highest single-season percentage in school history. He has seen changes in the coaching staff during his time at UNM, most recently the appointment of head coach Bob Davie and offensive coordinator Bob DeBesse. With DeBesse spearheading a new pistol offense, Holbrook is adjusting to a new scheme. However, that system fits UNM’s personnel quite nicely, Holbrook said. “It’s just so dynamic — we’re able to do so many different things, you know,� he said. “Quarterback-wise, you have to be a running back, a passer.
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Would UNM be tolerant of non-Christian gatherings? Editor, Today, while relaxing at the Duck Pond, I heard music to the west. I walked over, and saw the “Mass on the Grass” gathering. While I do not begrudge anyone their right to worship however they see fit, I do have to wonder if UNM would be as welcoming to an atheist, Wiccan or even a Satanist group asking to use space for their gatherings. I would like to be wrong, but something tells me that I am not too far from the truth in my suspicions. Does the editor have any insight into this? Adam Wester UNM student
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FROM THE WEB Readers at Dailylobo.com respond to Monday’s letter “Dems’ crimes constitute the real ‘War on Women,’” by Donald Gluck, in which Gluck argues that the Democrats are the real instigators of a “War on Women.” by “Farfule” “Bill Clinton, despite his peccadilloes, favors women’s rights, as do most Democrats. Republicans have continually voted to limit women’s rights to choose, want to limit the right to vote, etcetera. Hence Gluck’s attempt at reasoning seems invalid. It should be noted that Gluck is an ideologue and head of the campus Republicans.” by “IckyPants” “It seems the Young Republicans have claimed another victim. Unfortunately for the young patsy Mr. Gluck, citing two individual cases of personal sexual misconduct (the Ted Kennedy case is mostly a drunken idiot, doesn’t really have to do with women necessarily) pales in comparison to an entire party of people who want to limit abortion rights and defund preventative treatments for all women. Ad hominem attacks against people are tactics of the desperate, who don’t have a viable argument to support their positions. And Mr. Gluck, thanks for writing in to the Daily Lobo echoing a segment I’ve recently seen on Fox News. Parroting what other talking heads are saying really shows you don’t have an original thought in your head.” by “FlameCCT” “If I understand the comments so far, if one wants to place limits on abortion, in accordance with the Supreme Court decisions on Roe v. Wade, then that makes one in a ‘War on Women.’ So, what do we label people that want unfettered abortion including partial birth and post-birth abortion? Does that make them child-killers? Does this mean the Democrats are in a ‘War on Children?’ Just curious, how can supposedly educated people continually misuse the term ‘right(s)’? Abortion is not a ‘right.’ Abortion is legal, per the Supreme Court, just as placing limits on abortion is legal, per the Supreme Court.
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that has individuals who have failed in their individual interactions with women. That’s my guess.” by “Alexandre” “So what Gluck is saying here is that we support rape, no sex before marriage, banning contraception and giving men control of the property called a woman’s body — but look, look here are some horny Democrats, they are against women, not us! Talk about having gluck for brains.”
by “Rudemix” “Who mentioned abortion? Maybe I just didn’t hear the dog whistle or something? If I had wanted to get deeper into this topic I by “Ima Gottabrain II” would have mentioned the recent squashing of “The Democratic habit of defining women’s pay equity for women. I would point out the fuss ‘rights’ and women’s main issues as free about women getting birth control and what a contraceptives and unlimited abortion is big stink it was, even if there was a medical need, insulting to women, as if Democrats think sex while Viagra can still be had easily enough for and babies is all that matter to women. Treating men. I’d point out the state of Arizona actually contraceptives like any other prescription is not back-clocking the date of conception to two a ‘War on Women.’ Limiting abortion is also not weeks prior to the act of sex. The GOP senate a ‘War on Women.’ Demeaning women by using candidate that said today that ‘getting pregnant us as political fodder and making it sound like from rape is ‘similar’ to having a baby out of we are nothing but walking sex organs is a ‘War wedlock.’ on Women.’” The list goes on and on, but I think most MARCH 16, 2011 people get tired of trying to split hairs or argue by “Chayal Boded” semantics about it. People see what they see and “Gluck, talk like that isn’t going to get you it tells them what they know. Or as it has been said invited over for dinner among the tinfoilbefore, ‘there is no need to ask someone their lined, concrete-space-helmet crowd. They can beliefs when their actions will be more truthful.’ rationalize their way out of any logical argument, So with that in mind, please point to any recent because no reason or rational thought can legislation, heck, go back 20 years, that a GOP penetrate the aforementioned headgear. They member wrote, and/or was championed by the are hopeless and changeless and in need of a GOP, that was of benefit to women. Show me change of diaper.” these proofs in action and change my mind. Give me a reason not to believe there is no GOP ‘War on Women.’ Believe me, being angered and frustrated by the apparent divisiveness and controlling nature of the GOP is not how I want to look at a for a portion of my government. Show me where the GOP has championed a women’s cause within the past decade or two. I’d love to believe one half of my government isn’t misogynistic and shortsighted when it comes to the women of this nation. Did you come across someone on ‘Now, finishing Paul’s little game — campus who made an impression on you? which party has a ‘War on Women?’’ PANTONE The party that continually tries to pass legislation RED Are you kicking yourself for200 not asking for SILVER PANTONE 428 PROCESS BLACK - 23% number? in regards to women’s rights, not the party SILVER ALTERNATE a phonePANTONE
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The Lobo men’s basketball team will face stiffer competition in its outof-conference schedule this season. The 2012-13 men’s basketball schedule was released last week, and the Lobos open up the season against the Davidson Wildcats (RPI 64) at The Pit. The game will be broadcast on ESPN’s 24-hour Tip-Off Marathon. Last year, UNM played New Orleans (RPI rank 341) in the home opener and blew them out 92-40. RPI, or Relative Power Index, is how teams are ranked based on wins, losses
and strength of schedule. The system is used in both NCAA basketball and baseball. UNM head coach Steve Alford said in a press release that he is ready to tackle the onerous nonconference agenda. “I’m very excited about our schedule,” he said. “It’s a very demanding schedule with a number of difficult home games and some very challenging road games. To get ESPN back in our building during the regular season, to open up college basketball in the ESPN Marathon is very exciting for our program.” Potentially, the Lobos could face
up to seven nonconference teams in the RPI 100 in South Dakota State (RPI 42), Valparaiso (RPI 95), University of Connecticut (RPI 32), Iona (RPI 40), New Mexico State (RPI 59), George Mason (RPI 82) and Davidson. The Lobos’ out-of-conference schedule is composed of opponents ranked in the top 150 in RPI with the exception of USC and University of IllinoisChicago. UNM has some key travel dates, beginning with the The Paradise Jam in Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands. The Lobos could potentially play the
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Adria Malcolm / Daily Lobo Hugh Greenwood drives to the basket against Air Force on March 9. UNM’s nonconference schedule has been beefed up this season with seven potential meetings against teams in the RPI 100.
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It’s no secret the Lobo football team has been offensively and defensively challenged over the past three years. Last season’s team proved that with a national offensive ranking of 113 and defensive ranking of 118. This year’s team will have a different look on both fronts, thanks to new offensive coordinator Bob DeBesse from Sam Houston State and defensive coordinator Jeff Mills from Washington University. DeBesse is bringing his runoriented attack from Sam Houston State, a school that beat the Lobos last season in overtime 48-45. But it might be a while before UNM becomes as dangerous as the Bearkats. “Basically we’re kind of running the same stuff — not to the extent that we did there, we’re not as multiple and not as evolved — we can’t be because we’re just starting off,” DeBesse said. “I look back at 2010 when we first got to Sam Houston and it was an evolution.” Sam Houston State averaged 245.1 rushing yards per game last year, while the Lobos ranked No. 106 nationally and averaged less than half the Bearkats’ output with 113.2 yards. DeBesse said that by limiting mistakes the Lobos can be more effective running the ball. “At the end of the season, I want us to be the most disciplined offense of the United States from the standpoint of minimizing foolish penalties, turnovers, protecting the football, having
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Ruby Santos / Daily Lobo Head football coach Bob Davie instructs players during Monday’s practice. The Lobos will rely on a run-centric attack and an aggressive defense to win more games. front first — it starts with our d-line — we’re going to attack up front, get off on the ball and try to mix enough change-ups pressure-wise and coverage-wise to keep teams off-balance,” Mills said. “We’re going to be an attacking team.” UNM returns only eight offensive starters and five defensive starters from last year’s team and 43 letter winners, but Mills said the lack of talent and depth won’t hurt UNM’s offensive or defensive schemes. “It’s more than talent,” he said. “So many people talk about talent, but talent isn’t enough to be successful. It’s about those intangibles — it’s about effort, playing together as a band of brothers. It’s all those things that really maybe don’t fit the criteria of the physical scales people look at.”
“We have some BCS schools on our schedule again, and our road trips are going to be extremely demanding with a game at Cincinnati that will be on ESPN2, and then concluding that trip at Saint Louis, two very good NCAA Tournament teams,” he said. The nonconference games end Jan. 9, when the Lobos face conference rival UNLV at The Pit. Last time the Rebels visited, they were crushed on
national television 65-45. Alford said he hopes the daunting schedule helps the Lobos defend their MWC belt. “I really like our nonleague schedule, and then in the Mountain West, it’s just going to be another grind in league play,” he said. “We are the defending champions and hopefully we can do the things we need to do to defend that title.”
he’s had to do some adjusting over the years,” DeBesse said. “He’s done a nice job. He’s been very accepting of coaching, and he’s tried to learn and continues to learn. I’m very pleased with him.” As far as Holbrook’s illness is concerned, DeBesse said he has no
residual effects and there wasn’t much concern Holbrook would miss Saturday’s start. “I thought he was sharp mentally, a little rusty with his mechanics, especially in the run game,” DeBesse said. “But I thought in the throwing game he was real sharp.”
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