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The 3 R’s – Reduce, Reuse, & Recycle
By Gabrielle Smith Believe it or not there are many products today that are made out of paper, much of which become wasted due to human being’s constant use of them and the inconsistency of […]
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Marilyn Manson
By Jessica Campbell Brian Hugh Warner is a singer, songwriter, record producer, actor, painter, and writer but yet he is mostly known for his stage persona and image. In 1989, Warner co-created the Marylin Manson […]
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Daycare During a Pandemic
By Amanda Brown Running any business during a global pandemic is not easy. Running an early childhood development center can be especially challenging. Despite the difficulties, Casey Fall-Guerra, the director of the Childhood Development Center […]
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We Don’t Smile Anymore
By Amanda Brown On the rare occasions that I make an appearance out in public these days, I am continually struck with a reoccurring, distressing awareness. At first, it was hard to identify exactly what […]
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Ways to Vote in the 2020 Presidential Election
By Gabrielle Smith The 2020 presidential election is right around the corner. Maybe you are nervous, anxious or excited! This year, it seems that everyone has put an emphasis on being involved and promoting that […]
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Caldwell Selected as Eastern New Mexico University Chancellor
By Rebecca Darrup On Sept. 25, the Eastern New Mexico University Board of Regents chose interim chancellor Patrice Caldwell to be ENMU’s new chancellor. She will cover ENMU as a whole, including Portales, Roswell and […]
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Enough is Enough, We Need More Change
Written by Tilasha Williams Early this week, there was a young black man found hanging from a tree in California. Why is that? Well, because white supremacy still exists, and it is not fair. A […]
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Lack of Support for BLM
During the recent peaceful protesting for the Black Lives Matter movement, companies are losing money as well as employees. Some companies are now banning their employees from supporting the movement. Former supporters of these companies […]
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Human Resources Discusses Impact of Minimum Wage Increase
Article Courtesy of The Chase – https://www.enmuthechaseonline.com/ As minimum wage has increased in the state of N.M. at the start of 2019 year, Eastern New Mexico University’s Human Resources Director, Benito Gonzales, discusses its impact […]
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New Mexico Unveils New College Initiative
By Kiley Garrett New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham introduced her plans for free in-state college tuition for New Mexico residents on Wednesday Sept. 18. If the bill is passed through the state’s legislature, the […]