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V.29 No.32 | 8/6/2020
Harris Smith
Clarke Condé

Arts Interview

How is UNM Going to Work?

A conversation with the new dean of the College of Fine Arts.

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It’s going to be a very different year at the College of Fine Arts at UNM, beginning with a new dean, Harris Smith, and obviously, continuing on with new ways to teach given the global pandemic. We sat down with Smith to talk about his background, his goals for the school and how students are going to be able to learn in this very different environment.

V.28 No.35 | 8/29/2019
Stephen Hull
Photo by Clarke Condé

Arts Interview

90 Years of UNM Press

A Conversation with Director Stephen Hull

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Weekly Alibi sat down with Director Stephen Hull to talk about where University of New Mexico Press has been and where it is going.
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V.28 No.28 | 7/11/2019
On campus at the University of New Mexico
UNM

Commentary

UNM Must Improve Its Record

University plagued by poor priorities and privilege

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Though progress has been made, LULAC is right to call for an investigation into discriminatory hiring practices at UNM.

V.28 No.13 | 3/28/2019
Matias Fontenla
August March

On Assignment

UNM Faculty Organizing

Unions give workers a needed voice

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Weekly Alibi met with associate professor Matías Fontenla, one of the UNM professors responsible for organizing his cohorts and calling for union representation.

V.28 No.7 | 2/14/2019
Albuquerque, New Mexico
City of Albuquerque

County Matters

Never Known Questions

City residents look toward solutions

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ART buses ordered; LEAD aims to replace incarceration with services and treatment; sick leave legislation introduced to City Council; governor appoints new UNM regents.

V.27 No.33 | 8/16/2018
UNM SUB

Food News

UNM Taproom to Open in Fall

Two alumni made taproom dream a reality

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The UNM Taproom is set to open in mid-September and will serve beers from several local breweries as well as a small food menu.

V.27 No.32 | 8/9/2018

Cannabis Manual

Writing On the Wall

An interview with Dr. Jacob Miguel Vigil

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Associate Professor Dr. Jacob Miguel Vigil of UNM tells us about the hurdles facing cannabis research and the Medical Cannabis Research Fund.

V.26 No.17 | 4/27/2017
News City
Robert Maestas

Newscity

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Legislature Suing Martinez Over Vetoes

Legislature files lawsuit over vetos, people rally to support science and CNM Ingenuity gets $2M grant.

V.26 No.15 | 4/13/2017

Event Horizon

This week in the youth of america, bacon, lolz and Western swing

Things to do April 13-19.

V.26 No.14 | 4/6/2017

Event Horizon

This week in flying like they used to, alternate universes, flags, the Laotian new year and more

Things to do April 6-12.

V.26 No.13 | 3/30/2017
News City
Robert Maestas

Newscity

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Hiring Freeze Enacted For Most State Jobs

Governor orders hiring freeze, Johnson Center getting expanded and Skandera not selected for Education Department.

This Week’s Event Horizon in Handling Wildlife, Fart Fest, an Organ’s Birthday and More

Things to do March 30-April 5.

V.26 No.12 | 3/23/2017

This Week’s Event Horizon in t-rex’s, ridin’ derby, eating meatballs and more

Things to do March 23-29.

V.26 No.9 | 03/02/2017

The Daily Word in Politics and Technology

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The Daily Word

Sessions and Russia sitting in a tree. Attorney General Jeff Sessions lied under oath about meeting with a Russian Ambassador.

French presidential candidate and leader of the far-right, Marine Le Pen, could face jail time and a large fine for tweeting a violent image.

UNM is working on a 3D bio printer that could eventually print out material to use for bone and human tissue.


V.26 No.9 | 3/2/2017

Events

This Week in Event Horizon: Teens creating themselves, heating things up and honoring the women of the world

March 2-8, 2017

Stuff to do! The 29th National Fiery Foods and Barbecue Show; Teen Tech Week; Eat, Drink and Be Charitable; and the International Women's Day March and Rally.