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‘Team You’ slate plans to focus on academics

by Ardee Napolitano news@dailylobo.com @ArdeeTheJourno

Absentee voting for undergraduate senator spots begins today and the Team You slate hopes to outwit the other candidates for the soughtafter Associated Students of New Mexico seats.

Ten student politicians will run with the Team You for ASUNM for this semester’s senate elections. One incumbent ASUNM senator and nine first-time candidates are campaigning with the slate.

First-time candidate Ayham Maadi said Team You will equally represent the interests of UNM students of all demographics.

“We wanted to make a group that is more representative of the student demographic, not just culturally, ethnically or even major-wise, but also holistically,” he said. “We took into consideration … what the students were involved in on campus. People in our team have diverse passions.”

Maadi, who is pursuing a double major in chemical engineering and languages, said that although his slate shares Aspire’s desire to improve the University, Team You plans to address campus issues in a different manner. He said his slate would prioritize academics and scholarships.

“We recognize that the overarching problems for UNM are

graduation rates, first-year retention rates and the Lottery Scholarship,” he said. “We focus on those longterm goals and forward that agenda because pretty soon, the Lottery would run out if nothing’s done.”

Sam Greenblatt, another newbie in the ASUNM scene, said Team You plans to initiate a student-loan forgiveness program with the help of other ASUNM officials and legislators. He said it also aims to provide incentives to students who could graduate in four years.

But Greenblatt, a chemical engineering major, said his slate also aims to solve the little problems students have on campus, such as teacher evaluations, Wi-Fi access and parking.

“Parking, especially for students coming out of campus, is a pain,” he said. “There are multiple parking lots on campus that are overflowed. For the people living on campus — this is their home — who have to park on the other side of campus, it’s a little bit absurd.”

Through its campaign, Team You plans to increase student involvement on campus especially when it comes to the University’s finances, Greenblatt said.

“I wasn’t really involved in campus politics or things of that nature at the beginning of all of these,” he said. “But as I went on, I realized that less people was involved in what was going on with student fees and on

Arsenii Morin / Daily Lobo ASUNM incumbent Sen. Colt Balok, left, and first-time candidate Ayham Maadi from the Team You ASUNM slate discuss details of their campaign on Wednesday. Ten student politicians will run with the Team You slate for this semester’s senate elections. Absentee voting for the senate of UNM’s undergraduate student government elections begin today. how all this money was appropriated. This became important to me, to voice my opinion.”

Greenblatt said Team You has an edge against Aspire because of its diversity.

Also, newcomer Kaitlyn Loafman,

an elementary education major, said the fact that most candidates with Team You are ASUNM novices will be advantageous for the senate.

“I believe it is good to have a mix of the newcomers and the incumbents in the senate,” she said. “New issues

arise, so it’s good to have people in there who know what they’re doing and can guide newcomers along, but also people with fresh ideas that haven’t been seen before.”

ASUNM Sen. Colt Balok, the only

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Court: Garcia gets stuff back Some may lose UNMH providers

by Ardee Napolitano news@dailylobo.com @ArdeeTheJourno

by Stephanie Hoover

Bernalillo County courts ruled Wednesday morning that former UNM President F. Chris Garcia, who faced charges of prostitution in 2011, should be allowed access to property seized by authorities during investigations relating to the case.

Second District Judicial Court Judge Stan Whitaker approved a court order after the confidential hearing that morning. The request for the order was filed by Garcia’s lawyers Robert Gorence and Andrea Harris in October.

Gorence said that because Garcia’s case had been thrown by the court earlier this year, police had no more reason to keep Garcia’s property in their custody.

“Now that the case has been dismissed, you can’t indict someone for something if there’s no crime,” he said. “There’s not an investigation in any respect.”

In June 2011, Albuquerque Police Department arrested Garcia, 71, along with UNM professor David Flory and five others who managed the site southwestcompanions.com for online prostitution ring. But in January, the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that no state law prohibited running the website and dismissed the case.

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Courtesy photo Former University President F. Chris Garcia will be allowed access to property seized during a 2011 investigation involving an online prostitution ring, a Bernalillo County judge ruled Wednesday.

Search warrants were issued APD about retrieving property for Garcia’s residence and on- in September, the department campus office in 2011 in com- told him that it would not repliance with the investigations, lease seized items until a court and in 2012, he became subject order was approved, according to a grand jury investigation, to the request. according to the court order According to the request, request. But after the Supreme Garcia “respectfully requested Court dissolved the case this that this court enter an order year, APD notified Garcia that directing APD Evidence to re“the State no longer needed the turn each and every item that items for prosecution of this was seized from his residence matter.” and workplace forthwith.”

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Contract renegotiations between insurance provider Presbyterian Health Plan and UNM’s Health Sciences Center have left some patients looking for a new primary care provider.

PHP members who use UNMH as their primary care, which includes family medicine, internal medicine and pediatrics, can continue to see their UNMH providers until Dec. 31. But as soon as New Year’s Eve, some members will need to seek primary care services from Presbyterian Medical Group and other independent physicians contracted with PHP. PHP President Lisa Farrell Lujan said they have already begun notifying members of these changes.

“Most of the 3,000 members assigned to a UNMH primary care provider have been notified by letter,” Lujan said. “We are also calling these members to assist them with choosing a new primary care provider and to schedule their first appointment.”

The changes would affect about 3 percent of PHP’s

420,000 members across New Mexico, Lujan said.

Billy Sparks, executive director of communications for the UNM Health Sciences Center, said UNMH will remain a Presbyterian network provider, although most services will require preauthorization. He said that UNM employees won’t be impacted by these changes.

“This decision will not impact LoboCare patients,” Sparks said. “We will continue to provide primary care for UNM employees under the UNM Medical Plan as administered

by Presbyterian.”

Many of the providers in Presbyterian’s network have been in renegotiation contracts in order to provide affordable health care for their members, Lujan said.

Lujan said UNMH is still an important asset to PHP members and will continue to provide PHP members with behavioral health services and specialties, such as trauma, burn treatment and pediatric specialties.

“UNMH is a vital and important partner in health care for the people of New Mexico and for Presbyterian,” Lujan said.

“In addition to being the state’s

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city’s reputation, but were met with resistance from gun advocates. The police chief has refused to explain the reasoning behind the reversal.

Colorado

Illinois

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NATION BRIEFS state law, which makes possession of up to 2 1/2 ounces of marijuana a civil offense. Some advocates for the legalization of marijuana hope Portland’s referendum will help push for a similar statewide law. Portland is the first location in the East to legalize marijuana.

first Democrat in two years to serve as mayor of the city. According to CBS, Blasio was able to defeat opponent Christine Quinn earlier in his campaign because of her ties to Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Democrat candidate Anthony Weiner led in polls until late July when it was reported that he had engaged in three online sexual relationships since leaving Congress, according to the article.

Virginia

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A year after legalizing recreational marijuana, Colorado voters have approved an excise tax of 15 percent on the drug, with a 10 percent sales tax that will be imposed starting next year.

It is projected the taxes will bring in about $70 million in revenue, which will go towards marijuana regulation and school construction. The measure was approved by about two-thirds of those who cast a vote in the election.

Illinois will likely become the 15th state to allow same-sex marriage. The House and Senate passed a measure legalizing same-sex marriage, and in a statement Tuesday, Gov. Pat Quinn said he would approve the bill. The House approved the bill by a vote of 61 to 54.

An aide to the governor said Quinn will likely sign the bill by the end of this month, and the measure is scheduled to take effect in June.

Portland, Maine

Sanford, Fla.

Gov. Chris Christie was re-elected Tuesday after defeating challenger Barbara Buono. The Republican incumbent defeated his Democrat opponent after garnering 60 percent of the state’s votes, compared to Buono’s 38 percent. According to CNN, Christie nabbed about 57 percent of the female vote and won all age groups, except 18 to 29. The governor is considered a potential presidential candidate for the 2016 election, CNN reported.

Democrat Terry McAuliffe took the gubernatorial seat in Virginia on Tuesday after narrowly defeating Republican candidate Ken Cuccinelli and Libertarian Robert Sarvis. McAuliffe won about 48 percent of the total votes, with Cuccinelli trailing at 45 percent and Sarvis at 7 percent. According to the New York Times, McAuliffe raised $34.4 million for his campaign, while Cuccinelli raised about $19.7 million.

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Police in the city where Andrew Zimmerman shot and killed Trayvon Martin have decided not to pursue a plan that would ban neighborhood watch people from carrying firearms. The new rules were originally intended to restore the

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Voters in Portland recently passed a referendum to legalize carrying up to 2 1/2 ounces of marijuana. The referendum, which was put on the general elections ballot, passed 67 percent to 33 percent on Tuesday.

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The U.S. Supreme Court considered Wednesday whether the town of Greece, N.Y. violated the Constitution when it opened its Town Board meetings with mostly Christian prayers. The case arose from the Town Board’s practice of opening meetings with prayers from a “chaplain of the month,” which were almost always Christian.

The plaintiffs in the case argue that the prayers violate the First Amendment’s ban on government establishing religion.

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Bribery scandal rocks Navy

by Julie Watson

The Associated Press SAN DIEGO — Federal authorities arrested a third senior U.S. Navy official Wednesday in connection with a massive bribery scheme in Asia involving prostitutes and luxury travel.

U.S. Navy Cmdr. Jose Luis Sanchez was arrested in Tampa, Fla. His lawyer could not be immediately reached for comment.

In a criminal complaint, Sanchez is accused of accepting prostitutes, $100,000 in cash and other bribes from Leonard Glenn Francis, the CEO of Singapore-based Glenn Defense Marine Asia Ltd., or GDMA. Prosecutors say in exchange, Sanchez passed on classified U.S. Navy information to the Malaysian contractor, whose company has serviced Navy ships in the Pacific for 25 years and is accused of overbilling the Pentagon by millions.

Wednesday’s arrest marks the latest development in the case rocking the Navy. The accusations signal serious national security breaches and corruption and has set off high-level meetings at the Pentagon with the threat that more people, including those of higher ranks, could be swept up as the investigation continues. A hearing Friday could set a trial date.

“According to the allegations in this case, a number of officials were willing to sacrifice their integrity and millions of taxpayer dollars for personal gratification,” U.S. Attorney Laura Duffy said after Wednesday’s arrest.

The two other senior officials arrested in recent weeks in the case are Navy Cmdr. Michael Vannak Khem

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Misiewicz — who like Sanchez, is accused of giving Francis’ company confidential information about Navy ship routes — and a senior Navy investigator, John Beliveau II. Prosecutors allege in a criminal complaint that Beliveau, 44, kept Francis abreast of the bribery probe and advised him on how to respond in exchange for such things as prostitution services.

Federal authorities said Wednesday they will seek to have Sanchez, 41, sent to San Diego to face the charges.

GDMA overcharged the Navy millions of dollars for fuel, food and other services it provided, and invented tariffs by using phony port authorities, prosecutors say.

Misiewicz and Francis moved Navy vessels like chess pieces, diverting aircraft carriers, destroyers and other ships to Asian ports with lax oversight where Francis could inflate costs, the criminal complaint alleges.

Francis, 49, was arrested in San Diego in September. A few weeks later, authorities arrested his company’s general manager of global government contracts, Alex Wisidagama, 40.

Misiewicz, Beliveau, Francis and Wisidagama have pleaded not guilty.

Their defense attorneys declined to comment.

Court records allege that Sanchez regularly emailed Francis internal Navy discussions about GDMA, including legal opinions, and made recommendations in GDMA’s favor about port visits and Navy personnel assignments.

The conspiracy began in January 2009, when Sanchez was the deputy logistics officer for the commander of the Navy’s 7th Fleet in Yokosuka,

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incumbent in Team You, said his experience will play a huge role in Team You’s victory. Balok, who was elected in the fall semester of 2012 and has served with the Finance Committee, said he has been aiding fellow candidates in the slate during the campaign process.

“My experience will help Team You because I can inform the rest of the team on a lot of questions that they may have for ASUNM and how the process works,” he said. “We’ve been doing study sessions during the last few weeks on all of our agencies and committees … because I want them to be the most proactive students when they are elected as senators.”

Balok said that at the moment, it is hard to predict the results of the elections.

Still, Maadi said he encourages students to participate in the voting process on Wednesday. And he is optimistic about the University’s future, he said.

“We’re very optimistic not for

who wins and who doesn’t win, but for the future of the University of New Mexico as a whole,” he said.

“We’d love to be, as a team, a part of that future.”

Team You for ASUNM Colt Balok (incumbent) Andrea Butler Lester Garcia Sam Greenblatt Shayla King Kaitlyn Loafman Ayham Maadi Derick Moreno Lyndsay Stapleton Katelynn Thornton ASUNM senate elections absentee voting 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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Garcia from page 1 Gorence said seized property included computers and phones.

Gorence said Garcia would be unable to provide comment about the hearing.

Gorence said Garcia is still not allowed on campus property. Still, he said they plan to appeal to UNM for Garcia to take back his position at the University.

“He doesn’t have access to

his office at UNM,” Gorence said.

“He has lost privileges at UNM. He wants reinstatement as a professor.”

Although UNM banned Garcia from its Albuquerque campus, he still retains his professor emeritus title at the University.

Gorence said his team would strive for an appeal to UNM about Garcia’s reinstatement “early next year after the holidays.”

Presbyterian from page 1 only level one trauma unit, they also provide many specialty services, particularly in pediatrics, that are not available anywhere else in New Mexico.”

The U.S. News & World Report ranked UNM School of Medicine’s primary care program 19th in

the nation for 2014. Sparks said this makes the school among the highest quality primary care programs in the country.

“UNM hopes that Presbyterian will include our primary care services in their future offerings,” he said.

Japan, according to charging documents.

Francis, who is known in Navy circles as “Fat Leonard,” hired prostitutes for Sanchez and friends on multiple occasions, according to the investigation.

In one 2009 email exchange, Sanchez and Francis discussed a trip Sanchez planned to take to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore with Navy friends he called his “Wolf Pack,” according to the complaint. They discussed the number of rooms the “Wolf Pack” needed, and Sanchez asked Francis for pictures of prostitutes for “motivation.” Francis replied that he would take care of it.

A few days later, Sanchez sent a Facebook message to Francis saying, “Yummy ... daddy like,” according to charging documents.

Shortly after that, Francis sent an email asking Sanchez to help “swing” business his way regarding a U.S. Navy ship’s need to refuel in Thailand.

As a result, the USS Mustin paid more than $1 million for fuel from GDMA at the Thai port — more than twice what the fuel should have cost, prosecutors allege.

Acting Assistant Attorney General Raman said the GDMA executives “boasted” about their unlawful dealings.

“Day by day, this massive Navy fraud and bribery investigation continues to widen, and as the charges announced today show, we will follow the evidence wherever it takes us,” he said.

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The hunt for “Hallo-weiner”

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“Halloween is the one night a year where a girl can dress like a total slut and no other girls can say anything about it.” ~Mean Girls Halloween is also the one night a year where it is socially acceptable for boys to wear tights, Chipotle is discounted and your dream of marrying a doctor or casting a love spell on Harry Potter can seem closer than ever before.

“Have you ever considered making out with someone only because of their costume?” ~Aurora Aurora ended her Halloween night wearing a lab coat with black paint on her hands.

Collette ended her night in bed with an empty bottle of wine. Alice ended her night walking home. Maggie ended her night watching Ghostbusters and getting the vodka stain out of her dress. And Ashley and I ended Halloween where all good evenings come to an end — the McDonald’s on Central and Yale.

In total last week we encountered or made out with doctors, football players, Spiderman, sexy Starbucks baristas, Miley Cyrus, a minion, a pizza delivery man and wizards from Hogwarts. It may sound like a winning night on paper, but was it?

If you are like my friends and me, Halloween this year was either epic or a night we choose to forget. We all ended our Halloweens differently, but where did they begin?

Aurora decided to accept a party invitation from her friend Lance. Dressed as Nancy Drew, she was determined to solve a mystery — such as where the hottest guy in the house was.

“Have you ever considered making out with someone only because of their costume?” she texted me that night.

“Because there is a Spiderman here and he is no Andrew Garfield, but close enough.”

Later that night she had actually managed to coordinate a villain to attack her just so Spiderman could save her. “Once that didn’t work I decided to put on a lab coat so I could be Gwen Stacey and lock down that sexy Spidey!” she said.

Unlike the first attempt, that plan worked well for her. After her spidey senses stopped tingling, she made her way over a passedout Professor McGonagall and began dancing with Sirius Black. “He sprayed his hair so my hands were covered in black paint! Then I walked in on my friend making out with another guy. And he isn’t gay,” she said.

Collette wanted nothing to do with Halloween this year. She tricked the people at Chipotle into believing her outfit from J. Crew counted as a “nerd” costume and was able to get the $3 burrito, which was the only treat she wanted that night.

Her roommates at Lobo Village had other plans however that included jello shots and a lot more people. “I figured if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em,” she said. “The only problem is that I sent a lot of Snapchats that I don’t remember taking.”

Two hours and two bottles of wine later, Collette decided the hopes of meeting a hot guy at the party or on Snapchat were over, so she went to bed.

Alice and her boyfriend dressed as a Disney couple and met me Downtown. They only came to have a few drinks and to see me as Peter Pan, but their night went very differently.

“Well after we went to The Distillery we were going to go back to Bill’s car, but it was gone. Someone stole it,” she said the next day.

“How is it that I take four girls to a gay club, and I end up being the only person who can’t find a guy?” ~Josh Needless to say, that is not how Alice or her boyfriend planned on spending their Halloween.

Maggie went Downtown with me. Maggie is the lemon to my tea and the stylish scarf to my winter wardrobe. Tonight, however, she was the Wendy to my Peter Pan. After we got the rest of our group together we decided it was ‘off to Neverland,’ which in Albuquerque equates to Effex Nightclub.

Before we went inside Maggie gave all of us some words of encouragement. “Alright guys, we look great and we can all get Halloweiner tonight if we want to,” she said.

Feeling confident, we went into the gay club, but we were all immediately separated.

I went upstairs where I proudly showed off my twerk to Miley Cyrus herself. Maggie and my other three friends stayed downstairs the whole time.

While one of them was making out with a surgeon, the other was trying to get a Kansas

City Chiefs player to leave her alone.

“How is it that I take four girls to a gay club, and I end up being the only person who can’t find a guy?” I asked them.

Once Effex closed, the girls were ready to go home with their dates, Maggie was ready to go watch a movie and I was ready to go eat something, which is when I called Ashley to come pick me up.

“What in God’s name are you supposed to be?” I asked Ashley as soon as I got in the car.

“I’m a police officer!” she responded.

“Well you look like a hooker!” I said.

“I know, that’s what my mom said too. But I learned that no matter how slutty I dress, I still end the night alone,” Ashley said.

It was now 3 a.m. and we decided there was no better time to do something we would regret the next morning. So four green chile double cheeseburgers later, we were in the McDonald’s lobby discussing our evenings.

“Well I made out with Micah again, he was dressed as a minion,” Ashley said. “But that was it for tonight.”

Her night was still more exciting than mine had been. “At one point I was dancing in a big group of people and I accidently twerked on a pizza delivery man, but that was the highlight,” I told her.

And that is how we all spent Halloween 2013. Some of us danced, some of us drank and some of us got discounted burritos. What is your criteria for deciding if you had a good Halloween?

Do we need to make out with a man pretending to be a man we dream about to make it successful? If I didn’t dance with a vampire or a airplane pilot, does that mean it was a bad night?

We all ended our nights in completely different places from where we started them.

Some of us were with professional athletes or doctors, and some of us were eating fast-food in revealing costumes.

Maggie said that Halloween was a hunt for Hallo-weiner, but what if we didn’t find a man? Will we be able to find one next weekend when we are not pretending to be someone else? And if we did find someone on Halloween, will we still like them the next morning? Or was their costume so good that we forgot to notice who they really are? If you find Hallo-weiner, does that make you a #Hallowinner?

Hallowinner or Halloloser: Josh: Loser- no dates, winner- my legs looked amazing Ashley: Winner- made out with a minion, loser- made out with a cheeseburger Alice: Winner- had the cutest couple costume, loser- had to walk home Collette: Winner- $3 burrito, losermystery snapchats sent Aurora: Loser- has siriously black hands, winner- made out with Spiderman Maggie: Winner- got a free drink, loser- someone spilled it on her

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assistantsports@dailylobo.com @JROppenheim All five New Mexico starters reached double figures as the Lobos won their second preseason exhibition game before the regular season begins.

Forward Cameron Bairstow led the pack with 16 points and nine rebounds in UNM’s 94-51 victory over Jamestown Wednesday night at The Pit. With the Lobos’ earlier preseason victory over Eastern New Mexico, UNM starts its season Saturday with a home game against Alabama A&M. Bairstow’s front-court mate, center Alex Kirk, picked up his second double-double in the preseason after posting 12 points and 10 rebounds against the Jimmies. Guard Cullen Neal added 14 points, including three 3-pointers, while guard Kendall Williams added 11 points and guard Hugh Greenwood netted 10.

“Well, we got a lot done tonight and I was happy with the outcome,” UNM coach Craig Neal said. “We got a lot done and we got a little better

defensively in the second half and held them to 20 points. It was a good test for us.”

UNM contained Jamestown to 29 percent from the field, but the Jimmies shot lights-out from 3-point range with 11 triples. In fact, they hit more 3-point field goals than 2-point shots. They were 20 of 69 overall from the field.

While Jamestown shot from long range, UNM controlled the post to outscore the Jimmies 46-13 in the paint and 18-3 on second-chance points. On the boards UNM pulled down 56 rebounds and limited Jamestown to 26.

The Lobos shot over 50 percent, connecting on 34 of their 64 attempts.

UNM held a 43-31 halftime lead before outscoring Jamestown 51-20 in the latter 20 minutes. The Lobos ended the game with a 21-0 run over the final nine minutes, benefitting also from 14 missed shots by the Jimmies.

Jamestown also did not attempt a free throw.

Craig Neal acknowledged there were aspects of the game to improve upon. For example, the

Lobos made only five 3-pointers in 17 attempts.

“I think that’s going to come,” he said. “Overall, it was a good effort and now we need to gear up for Saturday and I’m excited really excited about the opener.”

The Lobos have not lost a preseason game since 2001, and Craig Neal has won all five exhibitions since becoming UNM’s head coach last spring – the two this week and three in Australia.

Tip-off for Saturday’s season opener against Alabama A&M is at 8:05 p.m. at The Pit.

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Building a history

Former university architect reflects on a legacy at UNM

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W hen construction for the Duck Pond began in 1974, University architect Van Dorn Hooker said he shrugged off initial criticism of the project.

As Dorn Hooker wrote of the most vocal nay-sayers, the staff of the New Mexico Daily Lobo, in his book “Only in New Mexico: An Architectural History of the University of New Mexico,” the student paper “had a field day criticizing the whole idea of the pond … they called it the No-Name pond and said as each construction day went by, it reached new heights of tackiness.” Dorn Hooker, who has since retired, said he knew the pond would make a great addition to the campus.

“I knew what we were planning was good, those people had the wrong impressions. I didn’t pay attention to it. I knew it was good,” Dorn Hooker said.

Today, there is rarely a time when students are not lounging beside the Duck Pond.

Dorn Hooker, 92, served as the University architect from 1963 to 1987, and was in charge of managing and planning architectural projects throughout the University. By the time Dorn Hooker retired, 75 major buildings, remodeling and additions were completed.

He also raked in 30 design awards for architecture and landscaping for the University. Of his many projects Hooker oversaw the work of the Duck Pond, The Pit, the Humanities Building, Ferris Engineering, as well as new additions to Zimmerman Library.

Dorn Hooker has had several books published since his retirement, including “Only in New Mexico…” which won the New Mexico Heritage Preservation Award from the State Office of Cultural Affairs in 2001. Dorn Hooker is currently

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Aaron Sweet/ Daily Lobo 1) Van Dorn Hooker remembers a proposal he suggested that would have joined UNMH to the law school via a walking mall. The project was rejected by administration.

2) Van Dorn Hooker’s hands, which created many of UNM’s most iconic places, twirls his cane as he reminisces about his time as architect at the school. putting the final touches on his new book, an untitled work concerning the people behind the names of buildings, monuments and memorials on campus.

“I didn’t want these people to be forgotten, so many of them had so much to do with the history of the University,” Dorn Hooker said. “It is a question from many people I talk to; they say ‘I always wondered who Zimmerman was.’”

Dorn Hooker’s career in architecture first began after taking some advice from his doctor while living in Austin. Dorn Hooker had viral pneumonia and was advised to take life easy — he agreed and moved with his wife to California. There, he studied architectural design at the University of California, Berkeley, with

the money awarded to him from his GI Bill.

A few years later, Dorn Hooker moved to Santa Fe to work in a partnership, where he worked on the first Santa Fe Opera.

On a morning coffee run, Dorn Hooker noticed an advertisement for an architecture position at UNM. He said he quickly applied for the position. UNM Director of Student Affairs Sherman Smith, who was impressed with his application, called then president Tom Popejoy.

Popejoy already decided to hire an applicant from the University of Iowa, but Smith got to him before the offer was extended, Dorn Hooker said.

“Sherman called Popejoy and asked him if he had made that call

yet and he said ‘No, I’ll do it right now.’

Sherman said ‘No, wait, I’ve got somebody else,’” he said.

While serving as the University architect, Dorn Hooker said he focused on adding projects that continued the theme of the Southwest architecture already on campus.

“When we were doing a major building on main campus, I would have the architect make a model of the building, showing the facades of the buildings around it, how did it relate to the other buildings,” he said.

Geraldine Forbes Isais, dean of UNM School of Architecture and Planning, said Dorn Hooker’s work was both progressive and traditional.

“Dorn Hooker had a very strong vision for how a contemporary campus could serve the people of New Mexico, even if the architecture referred to traditional New Mexico architecture,” Forbes Isais said. “He tried to design and assemble buildings that spoke as much to the future as they did to the past. That’s what students are about, they’re our future.”

Forbes Isais said it’s important for people, whether students, faculty or staff, to remember that an architect like Dorn Hooker helped design the walkways and plazas throughout the University.

“Whether it’s walking around campus or walking around the city, we tend not to think that those environments were planned and designed by professionals that actually define the built environment,” she said. “When you turn a corner on campus, you see something that’s wonderful and inspiring, rather than get lost.”

Dorn Hooker said his work reflects the few words of advice from former president Popejoy.

“Tom Popejoy said one time; he thought the campus had an influence on the students, an aesthetic feeling that helped students,” he said. “I hope so.”

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Aaron Sweet / Daily Lobo 1) Former UNM architect Van Dorn Hooker said from his home on Monday that his upcoming book reflects on the people who played important roles in the history of UNM. 2) Mementos of Van Dorn Hooker’s late wife and pets adorn his desk where he writes his manuscript.

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Former University architect Van Dorn Hooker spent the past three years composing a comprehensive list of short biographies each person whose name is on a UNM building, monument or memorial. While Dorn Hooker’s untitled work is waiting to be published, the Daily Lobo has compiled a short list detailing three prominent figures.

Sherman Smith – Smith Plaza Sherman Smith first came to UNM from the University of North Carolina as chairman of the chemistry department and

was quickly appointed director of student affairs in 1949.

Smith became administrative vice president in 1965 and vice president for administration and development in 1970. Smith passed away in 1973.

Tom L. Popejoy – Popejoy Hall Tom L. Popejoy grew up in Raton, New Mexico and became the first native New Mexican to hold the position of President of the University. Dorn Hooker said Popejoy married after graduating from Raton High School, and came to UNM thanks to a football scholarship. After graduating, Popejoy took a job at the UNM business office. He was appointed University president

in 1948 and held the position for 20 years. Popejoy passed away in 1975.

James F. Zimmerman – Zimmerman Library James F. Zimmerman was president of the University from 1927 to 1944. During his time as president, Zimmerman created the Department of Anthropology in 1928. He also pushed to acquire archaeological sites for UNM, including Chaco Canyon and the Coronado Monument.

Zimmerman has been credited for the physical expansion of the University, emphasizing a Pueblo Revival Style. Zimmerman passed away in 1944.

A miniature of the UNM chapel rests upon a shelf in Van Dorn Hooker’s studio. Dorn Hooker was UNM’s architect from 1963-1987 and was responsible for much of the construction and layout of the University.

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Art trio makes passion a reality

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culture@dailylobo.com @M_A_Reports The droning roar reverberates against the wooden floorboards as the movements of a lithe woman weave about the stage. A hum sounds again as a man with a gray ponytail blows into the 3-foot didgeridoo. Behind them, the soft swishing and scratching of charcoal sticks on paper.

This is Raw Art, a non-rehearsed performance started by dancer Sarah Haas.

Haas has toured the country with her mobile stage for the past two years and recently joined forces

with Marisa Muro, a deaf painter.

“I wake up and I want to do it every day and I’m willing to be poor to do it. For me it is about creating something that is beautifully imperfect,” Muro said.

The harmonious trio met at an intentional community in the South Valley. The trio now performs at the Sunflower River Intentional Community, which hosts all travellers in need of accommodation and provide food and shelter in exchange for work on the farm, said Rev LeReve Tsolwizar, community steward and didgeridoo player.

“Having the support of the people actually makes it possible to do more things. There’s this synergy

of resources that allows you to accomplish so much more than you can do than when you’re just trying to do it by yourself,” Tsolwizar said.

The movement, sound and painting trio have used collective efforts to create an oasis for community connection, he said.

Each of the three artists was strongly motivated by their passion for their art, so much so that worries like rent, bills or 9-to-5 jobs couldn’t stand in their ways, Tsolwizar said.

“In the beginning stages it was a huge struggle. I went through a lot of depressive days, like totally discouraged. It is definitely

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Voting 10:00am-4:00pm SUB Come and vote for all the candidates running on the Fall 2013 ASUNM Election.

Students can vote up to 10 Senatorial Candidates.

Lectures & Readings “Neural-glial interactions shape brain development and cognition throughout the lifespan” 12:00-1:00pm UNM School of Medicine Presented by Staci Bilbo, Duke University, Dept. of Psychology and Neuroscience.

Red Cross Club Meeting 5:00-6:00pm SUB Fiesta B

LAII Lecture Series 12:00-1:00pm Latin American and Iberian Institute Rebecca M. Schreiber presents: “Refusing Disposability: Collaboration and Representational Strategies in Maquilápolis: City of Factories.”

Blue and White Week - Dining to Donate 5:00-8:00pm Genghis Grill Come have dinner with the ladies of Zeta as well as celebrate one of our sisters, Angelina Vega’s birthday!

Institute for Astrophysics Seminar Series Begins at 2:00pm Physics & Astronomy, Room 190 Harald Dogliani, LANL, presents: “The Institute for Geophysics, Planetary Physics and Signatures – a snapshot of sponsored research.”

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Begins at 3:30pm Physics & Astronomy, Room 190 Rana Adhikari, Caltech, presents: “Quantum measurement limits in the gravitational-wave detectors.”

Department of Biology Seminar Series Begins at 3:30pm Castetter Hall 100 Dr. Olga Pontes, Technical University of Lisbon, presents: “Noncoding RNA, Epigenetics and Nuclear Organization: the Trinity of Genome Function.”

A Contemporary Look at Jesus 7:00-8:00pm SUB Alumni Room Come with an open mind for a discussion about Jesus, based on the book The Human Being, by Walter Wink. Open to everyone.

The Material Photograph Meeting of the Minds 10:00-11:00am UNM Art Museum Led by Assistant Professor Meggan Gould, Art and Art History.

Invited Lecture by Mishuana Goeman 4:00-5:30pm SUB Fiesta A Dr. Goeman addresses concepts of spatial justice by asking the question, whose land is it that is deemed public.

Daniel Libeskind: George Anselevicius Memorial Lecture 5:30-6:30pm Woodward Theater Daniel Libeskind is an internationallyacclaimed architect whose work promotes international understanding and peace.

Community Events Daniel Libeskind Reception 7:00-8:00pm George Pearl Hall The SA+P Alumni Association is hosting a reception with appetizers and wine following the Daniel Libeskind lecture.

Theater & Films Mid Week Movie Series 3:30-5:30pm SUB Theater Kick-Ass 2.

UNM Students $2; Faculty/Staff $2.50, Public $3.

Mary Poppins - Southwest Film Center 7:00-9:30pm SUB Theater UNM Students $3, Staff/Faculty $4, Public $5.

Spring Awakening Begins at 7:30pm Rodey Theater Based on the play by Frank Wedekind. $20 General, $15 Seniors,

$12 Students.

Sports & Rec Jitterbugs Weekly Swing Dances 8:30-10:30pm Johnson B555 Jitterbugs Anonymous hosts weekly social dances during the semester preceded by some amazing lessons!

Lobo Women’s Soccer 4:00-6:00pm Lobo Soccer Complex vs. Fresno State (Mountain West Tournament).

Lobo Women’s Soccer 7:00-9:00pm Lobo Soccer Complex vs. San Diego State (Mountain West Tournament).

Lobo Women’s Volleyball 7:00-9:00pm Johnson Center vs. Boise State

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