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Spring at ENMU
Spring is here and ENMU students are excited about it. It is warm outside and summer is right around the corner. Students are contemplating what they are going to do with their summer break. “I […]
Month: April 2014
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Blake Smith Opinion
By Blake Smith Just the other day, I went and talked to my advisor to see what classes I needed to take for the Fall 2014 semester. She told me what classes I needed, […]
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Calendar April 22nd – 28th
Tuesday, April 22 Earth Day, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Outdoor, picnic-style buffet with live music by This Century, compostable utensils, and a Frisbee plate that you can keep. Campus Union Dallan Sanders Patio. Endowed […]
Campus Life
Doc Elder on his broadcasts
By Doc Elder For any of you who have ever listened to me broadcast an athletic contest, you know that I don’t just confine myself to describing the action on the field. On the […]
Opinion
Eamon Scarbrough : Opinion
By Eamon Scarbrough The human life, with the proper care, can last quite a long time. More than 100 years in some cases. Although 21 years is less than a quarter of that total, […]
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Greyhound Express
By Rae Arnett The Greyhound Express is a new food-delivery service open on campus. The Sodexo service will deliver to the lobby of any on-campus building—except West Campus and Greyhound Arena because the delivery […]
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ENMU’s MMA
By J.T. Keith The first rule of Fight Club: You do not talk about Fight Club. The second rule of Fight Club: You do not talk about Fight Club. There is a little-known fight […]
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Hour Reduction
By Shaun Banther Eastern New Mexico University faculty members are taking into consideration the possibility of reducing the minimum hour requirements for bachelor’s degree programs. The University of New Mexico already has decreased its […]
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Veena Parboteeah
By Mehninehn Smith Veena Parboteeah, associate professor of Information Systems, has been teaching at Eastern New Mexico University for seven years. She is influenced by what she calls “natural progression” because her parents and older […]
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Student Spotlight
By Mark Foley Bree Anna Lucero is a senior from Fort Sumner, N.M. She will be graduating this May with a degree in Criminal Justice. Lucero also plays a big role for Eastern New […]