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Bella Davis graduates after disrupting New Mexico journalism status quo By Shelby Kleinhans @BirdsNotReal99

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Bella Davis graduates fall 2020 with a degree in journalism.

Through a year of pandemic, protests about racial injustice and divisive politics, Bella Davis made it to graduation, leaving behind a massive legacy of reporting in her wake. With a major in journalism and a minor in international studies, Davis is also ending her time as a senior reporter for the Daily Lobo. Davis pursued writing throughout high school but wasn’t sure which path was best for her when she began studying at the University of New Mexico. By the end of her sophomore year, she applied to work for the honors literary magazine Scribendi and was accepted — much to Davis’ surprise. She continued to realize her full potential by becoming the editor in chief for Limina: UNM Nonfiction Review during her junior year. But something was still missing. Davis candidly expressed the discouragement she felt after years of classes in the communication and journalism department. In those spaces, she was confronted by professors who told her that

“in order to be a good reporter, (you) have to be objective and have to remain neutral.” “I’m angry about a lot of stuff, and journalism is a way to confront those things that are so unjust,” Davis said. “Capitalism and white supremacy are not natural systems — they were made, so they can be unmade, and journalism should have a role in that.” Davis found that her pursuit of social justice issues and fighting inequity led her directly to the doorstep of the Daily Lobo. Last March, she approached former Editor-in-Chief Justin Garcia about a piece she wanted to pen about the impact the closure of Student Health and Counseling would have on students for the rest of the spring semester. “Like a lot of people, I kind of just fell into it and fell in love with it,” Davis said about the Lobo. Likewise, the Lobo fell in love with Davis and the wholly unique way that she covered stories, unlike any other news outlet in the city of Albuquerque. Current Editor-in-Chief Alex McCausland spoke about how impressed he was with Davis’ first few articles covering the

protests sparked by the death of George Floyd in May. But what stood out to him the most was Davis’ coverage of the Albuquerque Police Department’s shooting of Max Mitnik which emphasized “specific moments in the body cam footage that highlighted the emotions and experiences of people involved in the situation, instead of just reporting on it like it was a news story.” Daily Lobo copy editor Andrew Gunn recalled his rapid-pace introduction to Davis on the streets of Albuquerque, where the two dodged rounds of sponge grenades and tear gas deployed by riot police at a George Floyd protest in May. Gunn was impressed by her refusal to leave long after other news stations had left the fray and said Davis has “courage, tenacity and a desire to tell the whole story.” “Lots of people were yearning for the type of coverage that (Davis) provides, and I think she came to understand that over time and was more emboldened to express herself freely. To me, that's what journalism is about,” McCausland said.

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UNM graduate Victoria Knight steps into the unknown with an open heart By Megan Gleason @fabflutist2716 Balancing three degrees, along with a multitude of extracurricular activities, University of New Mexico fall 2020 graduate Victoria Knight is ready to enter the world with an open heart for new possibilities. Knight is graduating a semester early with a liberal arts major and mathematics and honors minors. Unlike many other graduates, Knight still has her options open for possibilities of the future after school, considering various positions including mechanics. Throughout her time at UNM, Knight said she wanted to settle into the person she was going to be for the rest of her life and really find her own personality, especially after being raised in a military family where they never

stayed in one place for too long. “I really struggled trying to decide what it was that I wanted to become, not necessarily in terms of a job or academically, but in terms of what kind of person I thought I wanted to be,” Knight said. “And I’m still struggling because there is no one answer.” As founder of the Honors College Pathmaker Program, Knight devoted much of her time to the Honors College and the Honors Student Association (HSA), where she served as president for a year and a half. She also received an outstanding honors freshman award and presented at both the 2018 Western Regional Honors Conference and the 2019 National CollegiateHonors Conference. Knight reflected on the car rides spent with friends in the HSA and said those were some of the most memorable experi-

ences in her time at school. “When I think about Victoria, I just think about the way that she greets absolutely everyone ... like she’s never been happier in her life to see them,” close friend Emerald Goranson said. Friends weren’t the only ones helping Knight get through school, as she also lauded her advisors at the liberal arts college, specifically Nancy Diodati-Miller. “I went into her office crying a whole bunch of times, and every time, she would sit down and talk with me and I would just feel so much better after I would talk to her,” Knight said. “I would feel like the world wasn’t ending, which is dramatic, I know, but that’s a part of my personality.” In addition, Knight served as the ASUNM speaker of joint

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Davis was pleasantly surprised to find her work filled a hole in news coverage of the community. “The reaction from the community was incredible and still blows me away,” Davis said. “I still have people messaging me about the reporting that I did and other reporting from the Daily Lobo (saying that) if we hadn’t been out reporting, they wouldn’t have known what was going on.” In August, Davis secured a fellowship at New Mexico In Depth, an investigative news organiza-

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tion, in a time when journalists are increasingly out of work due to COVID-19. She will continue there until the spring but doesn’t know the finer details of what her journalistic pursuits will look like after that. “I feel more tied to Albuquerque and New Mexico than I have before, and that makes me want to stay here,” Davis said. “I view my reporting as trying to serve my community … and I would love to keep doing that here.” However, Davis will be remembered for even more than just her

transformational reporting for the Daily Lobo. Gunn noted that the same kindness and passion Davis applies to her reporting translates into fiercely loyal relationships with her friends and colleagues. “She has a sort of tenacity at getting at the truth of things … and as a friend that looks like someone who doesn’t have all of the answers off the bat but will help you get to them in a really helpful way,” close friend Ben River said. Claudia Dimond, one of Davis’ best friends, described her hon-

esty, kindness and intense passion for the things she cares about. “I feel like people don’t love to hear this about themselves, but (Davis) is genuinely what a good human is,” Dimond said. McCausland said what he’ll miss most about Davis’ work at the Lobo is her defining quality of passion and said, “When you care enough about what you’re writing about, it comes out in the articles that you produce.” Gunn seconded the sentiment and said he would miss her courage and passion, qualities he said

are a far cry from the status quo of journalism in Albuquerque. Davis has left a profound mark at the University. There’s no doubt that she will continue to inspire a new generation of journalists who value truth and humanity over so-called objectivity and bothsidesism.

to the virtual life that everyone has grown accustomed to during the COVID-19 pandemic. “All of the friends that I have right now, that I made while I was going to UNM, I made because of UNM,” Knight said, elaborating that classes and clubs helped her find lifelong friendships. Knight met one of her best friends, Aida Revilla, during her time with the UNM women’s rugby team. “(Victoria is) super outgoing,

super friendly ... just willing to put herself out there,” Revilla said. “I think that was a quality that I really admired in her.” Balancing classes and activities was one of Knight’s biggest struggles in school, and she said buying a planner was the best decision she ever made, especially since she had never used one before college. “(Balancing everything) was so difficult, and I did really struggle with it, and I definitely did drop the ball

almost entirely with honors things,” Knight said. Knight’s friends, however, dismissed such modesty. Goranson reiterated Knight’s dedication to others, and Revilla talked about how much Knight puts of herself into others, giving even when nobody else is giving back. Smith said Knight “makes everyone feel really important and listened to” when she talks to them. “She’s done so many things and

has helped so many people, and I don’t think that she gives herself enough credit for that,” Smith said. “I don’t think she realizes how many people she’s affected in such a positive way.”

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council for two years and the cultural director for student special events for one year. She received a distinguishable services award last year through ASUNM. Knight’s partner Addie Smith said Knight does “little acts of service” for others and “sometimes it’s things I didn’t even know I needed or wanted.” Knight attributes her close friendships to UNM and said those close bonds probably won’t change due

Megan Gleason is the culture editor at the Daily Lobo. She can be contacted at culture@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @fabflutist2716

First-generation college graduate Cyanne Garcia aspires to life of music, learning By Sarah Bodkin @sarahbodkin4

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Cyanne Garcia graduates fall 2020 with a degree in music education.

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University of New Mexico senior Cyanne Garcia is graduating in the fall 2020 semester with a degree in music education and will continue to radiate kindness and a love for music for the rest of her lifetime. As a first-generation college student, Garcia is especially proud that she was financially independent in school. “So much has changed from my first year of college until now,” Garcia said. “That’s been a really nice journey; really hard sometimes, but really necessary.” Garcia balanced odd hours as a desk attendant with UNM’s student housing program but always found a way to remain diligent in school. She said she’s grateful for the job since the unusually timed, yet flexible shifts helped her prioritize her classes and link her to UNM more personally. “I feel more connected to UNM

because of that job,” Garcia said. Garcia’s passion for music and songwriting blossomed when she began attending Hummingbird Music Camp in Jemez Springs, New Mexico at 10 years old. She said that was where she fell in love with music, playing guitar and composing, and she later went on to become a counselor at the camp, which sparked a new love for music education. Garcia initially majored in music performance at UNM but wanted to expand her horizons, eventually switching to music education. “I started writing music when I was 12, and it probably wasn’t the best,” Garcia said with a chuckle. “But I’ve been (composing) for a really long time.” Garcia detailed her experiences as a musician during her year abroad, when she went to England and completed a full songwriting program at the University of Hertfordshire. Paula Corbin-Swalin, Garcia’s

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voice teacher, said it’s typical for students to want different things after they return from studying abroad, but Garcia “had an even deeper sense of what she wanted to do” when she returned. Swalin talked about the challenge that Garcia faced in preparation for her senior recital, which was set to happen during the coronavirus pandemic. With

plans for a traditional performance upended, she had to rehearse and perform her recital virtually. “Song by song, she recorded everything and did an amazingly beautiful job,” Swalin said. Swalin said that she performed remarkably with difficult repertoire, especially considering the unforeseen circumstances she had to deal with.

“Her progression from that freshman that came into my studio that first year to where she’s headed now ... has been a joy,” Swalin said. Garcia’s music isn’t the only thing that stands out about her. Her close friend Chris King testified to her kind soul and hard-working attitude. “Being her friend has really taught me how to sit with some-

body and talk to them about what they’re dealing with,” King said. Swalin said Garcia is “incredibly intelligent” and has a gentle and joyous spirit that translates into her music. Swalin said Garcia’s authenticity makes her stand out as a performer who audiences can trust. Both King and Swalin said it’s clear that Garcia cares deeply

about what she does and that she always wants to ensure she’s improving and doing her best. “(Garcia) will be able to go into the classroom and really make a difference with music,” Swalin said. Sarah Bodkin is a freelance reporter at the Daily Lobo. She can be contacted at culture@dailylobo. com or on Twitter @sarahbodkin4

UNM’s Hanging of the Greens tradition goes virtual By Megan Gleason

“Being under so many restrictions and being under all these health orders of staying inside and not gathering, it forces us to get more creative when it comes to celebrating traditions such as Hanging of the Greens,” Giovanni Gong, a Coronado Hall resident advisor and UNM senior, said. The online events included a luminaria tutorial and history session, a wreath making tutorial and the presentation of the annual wreath to Stokes. In addition, the movie “The Polar Express” was free and available for students to watch all day. “Even though that’s all usually done in person, I’m glad that we continued to keep up these traditions that have a really big impact to students who have attended UNM ... It makes UNM feel more like a home,” Gong said. Students living on campus were given a chance to pick up luminaria supplies from main campus from Nov. 17-19, with a do-ityourself kit containing paper bags and candles alongside biscochitos and hot chocolate mix. Students were encouraged to post pictures of their luminarias

@fabflutist2716 Every year, the University of New Mexico celebrates the Hanging of the Greens, one of the University’s oldest traditions. This year, instead of carolers strolling throughout campus to see thousands of luminarias, the event was held virtually on Nov. 20 due to the pandemic. The University put together a video highlighting some of the activities that happened this year, including a festive song by Something Major A Capella and a short talk on the history of the event given by President Garnett Stokes. “With the ongoing threat of COVID, however, this year is a very different kind of celebration,” Stokes said in the video. Typically, student organizations and clubs put up luminarias during the day so students can enjoy them when they come to life at night. However, due to safety restrictions, luminaria decorations were mostly limited to online workshops.

online for a chance to win prizes from the bookstore, sponsored by UNM Alumni Relations. Gong said decorating Coronado Hall with luminarias “was really fun because there’s not a lot of opportunities to connect with our residents in person, and any opportunity to do that is just a highlight in my book.” “Even if we return to a postCOVID year where we can gather, I think that we should still keep some of the things that we’ve done this year — workshops in person and online make it more inclusive and accessible to everyone across UNM campus,” Gong said. According to the University’s website, the Hanging of the Greens began in 1934 with the music sorority Sigma Alpha Iota (then called Pa-Yat-Yamo) leading students in Christmas carols, which turned into a candle procession in the 1940s and then a luminaria walk in the 1970s. The Mortar Board started leading the event in the 1950s and continues to do so today. Stokes touched more on the history of the tradition in her video, discussing how students

originally started the long-lasting event by gathering greens from the Sandia mountain pine forests and decorating Zimmerman Library and the Student Union Building. “Until we can all be together again, stay safe, stay healthy

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Virtual Uni Nights hosts second Among Us game night

“Imposter” playing at Uni Nights’ second virtual Among Us game night.

By Daniel Ward @wordsofward34 After nearly 70 students attended the first virtual Among Us game night hosted by the Student Union Building in October, administrators decided to hold a second virtual event on Friday, Nov. 13. Even though only about 20 people joined the second game night, the event kept the same positive energy from the first one. Among Us is an online multiplayer game set in a spaceship where players complete tasks while one or two secret “imposter(s)” attempt to kill all the other players without getting caught. Players can guess who the imposter is throughout the game and vote out the crewmate

they believe is acting the most suspicious until they find the imposter or run out of time. The game was released in the summer of 2018 but started getting more popular during the COVID-19 pandemic when students started using it as a way to virtually socialize with friends. Sophomore Sarah Biesterveld said events like this are great coping mechanisms because they help distract students from stressful problems they are dealing with and allow them to focus on something fun and social. SUB events coordinator Anders Flagstad said that with such a good turnout at the first game night, they wanted to give that experience to students again. The first game night featured prizes like gift cards, headphones and Lobo merchan-

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dise, but the second game night only had gift card raffles after the SUB closed due to public health restrictions aimed at containing the spread of the coronavirus. The second game night had planned on handing out gift packages containing items like pizza socks and sunglasses for everyone that attended, but Flagstad said those will be saved until next semester when it is safer to hand them out. Flagstad said the students who won gift cards would be emailed the access codes so they don’t have to pick them up in person. SUB events like the Among Us game night are funded by the Student Fee Review Board to pay for prizes, according to Flagstad. “I think it’s really cool that we get to give back to students and

they can come to our events and have a fun time and see their money given back to them,” Flagstad said. Biesterveld, won the headphones at the first game night. She said she had already been playing Among Us for over two months and was excited to attend both game nights. “I actually did like the smaller one rather than the big group,” Biesterveld said. “We actually got to stay with the same group and not have to waste time by going into a completely different group.” The participants were separated into two breakout rooms to make game servers less crowded. There were some students who showed up late without knowing how to play the game, with some leaving halfway through.

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Only students that stayed until the end were eligible for the raffle prize drawing. Flagstad said they showed everyone a tutorial video at the start of the first game night but didn’t show it on the second night because most of the students said they had played before in a survey at the beginning of the Zoom meeting. Uni Nights also hosted a trivia game night on Friday, Nov. 20, replacing the Late Night Breakfast normally held at the end of each semester. Daniel Ward is a senior reporter at the Daily Lobo. He can be contacted at culture@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @wordsofward34

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Cherry Reel lives on to spotlight student filmmakers By Shelby Kleinhans @BirdsNotReal99 After a 15-minute countdown to the live premiere on the YouTube channel for the Southwest Film Center (SWFC), the Cherry Reel Film Festival premiered after 7 p.m. on Oct. 14 to a group of over 100 participants. As a precursor to the main event, panelists from IATSE Local 480 — the New Mexico branch of SAGAFTRA — and New Mexico Women in Film gave advice and provided networking opportunities to students in a series of Zoom sessions. The nine-year-long Lobo cinema tradition was made possible by staff at the film center who crafted a social media strategy to maintain student engagement up until the festival, despite the physical challenges presented by COVID-19. LeAnna Walters, executive director of the SWFC for 2020-21, said her team really wanted the festival to be “an outlet for students to have space to share their work together

and for the community to come together and celebrate their work.” Cherry Reel chair Britonya Fleming-Ponce said they “really just wanted people to have a good time, even though it was all virtual.” The lineup for the festival included a wide range of genres, from shorts, romantic comedies and darker experimental pieces, all of which went through a rigorous judging process. “A few different criteria like editing, cinematography and acting … We also definitely judged on a few other things,” Fleming said. “We wanted to get a good variety from all of the films so the festival wouldn’t be so one-noted.” Students who were used to sinking into their seats at the SWFC as the lights dimmed and their work was projected onto the big screen seemed to be quick to adapt to this new rendition of the Cherry Reel festival. “I’m definitely a little disappointed, but under the circumstances it doesn’t matter where it’s shown,” Zong Muas, a junior in film and digital media

arts (FDMA) said. “I’m just happy to show my work.” Muas noted that simply having his short horror film “Happy Anniversary” picked out of the more than 30 submissions was a great honor for him, regardless of the size or location of the festival. Junior FDMA student Dorian Anderson accepted the most coveted prize of the night: the first place award for Best Short Film and the title of “winner” of the Cherry Reel. The documentary that he submitted, “Take the World by Storm” about transgender women performing drag, was confirmed by Fleming to be the only documentary submitted to the festival. Anderson won the award along with director Cesca Segarra and assistant director Violet Collins. “It was a big boost; I was feeling really down in quarantine, and it was a really big morale and emotional boost,” Anderson said. “(The winning announcement) made me really really excited — I was in disbelief and didn’t really know what to say when they announced it,” Anderson said. “I was

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super shocked, because everyone else’s films were awesome and they showcased the talent at UNM.” Walters echoed the sentiment, explaining how she was impressed with the submissions they received and was “so glad we had so many people show up to support the work of their peers.” Other accolades for best short films included second place winner “Tucker” directed by JoseCarlo Martinez and third place winner “Yucca Lust” directed by Gus Tafoya.

The Best Music Video award went to “YoungSpool/LoveLife” directed by Daveian Serna. The Audience Choice award, which was voted on by participants in the Zoom ceremony, went to “Master Bassist” directed by Alexei Pacholuk and produced by Dana Agatha and J. Keenan Wallace. Shelby Kleinhans is a freelance photographer and beat reporter at the Daily Lobo. She can be contacted at culture@dailylobo.com or on Twitter @BirdsNotReal99

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