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Associated Students of New Mexico State University will be­gin the 5th annual “Keep State Great” event Saturday, to clean and beautify the NMSU campus for homecoming activities. Volunteers will work in con­!"#$%&'#( )&%*( %*+( ,-.$+( '-( /0­cilities and Services Grounds Department and the “Keep Las Cruces Beautiful” program to perform a variety of jobs at more than 20 sites around campus,

including mulching, painting, gathering pine needles and trash pick­up all over campus, said Mario Ulibarri, ASNMSU Direc­tor of Community Outreach. “It brings the whole campus together,” Ulibarri said. “It’s a great way for on­campus or­ganizations to do their service hours.” The event will begin at 9 a.m. on the International Mall be­tween Corbett Center and Mona­gle Hall, where organizations may sign up, receive t­shirts and eat breakfast. Volunteers will begin work around 9:30 a.m. and will spend four hours on the job, Ulibarri said. The project was originally de­

signed to improve the appear­ance of campus before home­coming, which is why it occurs the week before, Ulibarri said.( 12%(&3(0(4'%('-($056"3(7+0"%&.­cation,” Ulibarri said. As of Monday, at least 30 cam­pus organizations had signed up for the event, Ulibarri said. Uli­barri said he expects around 400 people to volunteer, and there may be more than last year. Although many volunteers come from campus groups, any student or faculty member is eli­gible to participate. Last year, as many as 50 individual members of the NMSU community joined to help, Ulibarri said. The most expensive part of

the project is the t­shirts, Uli­7088&(30&9:((/''9(&3(#'%(0#(&33"+;(because local businesses such as Roberto’s, Starbucks and Du­rango Bagel provide food dona­tions for the volunteers, Ulibarri said. Kyle Merhege, external vice president of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, said he has participated in the event for the past three years and plans on participating this year with 45 of his fraternity brothers. “We always have a good time,” Merhege said. “We just do it be­cause we love our campus and want to make it look as good as possible.”( /'8( 5'8+( &#-'850%&'#;( <&3&%(www.asnmsu.com.

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MSU GoalsRimpau said MSU has sev­eral goals for this semester and next year, including a major fundraising campaign. Rimpau said MSU is also very commit­ted to the undergraduate pro­gram and making it stronger. “We’re looking for somebody to build on the successes [MSU has] already had,” Rimpau said.

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provost of Wright State Uni­versity in Ohio; and Steven Leaf, vice president of research and sponsored programs at the University of North Caro­lina, were then invited to MSU for campus interviews in late September and early October. Angle withdrew his name from consideration on Monday. “[Cruzado] did very well in her campus interviews,” Rim­pau said. “People are very excit­ed to have her come [to MSU].”

Cruzado’s Background Cruzado served NMSU as Interim President in the fall of 2008 and established new programs and made efforts that led to an increase in stu­dent enrollment, among other achievements, according to www.nmsu.edu. Cruzado was replaced by Interim President Manuel Pacheco for the fall 2009 semester and assumed the role of NMSU executive vice president and provost, accord­ing to the NMSU Web site.

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ence, winning their first three games in WAC play and tying the last game against San Jose State. The Ag­gies are 8­2­1 in their last 11 games. Needham said he is very pleased with his team’s effort. “We’re playing confident soccer,” Needham said. “It’s easy to motivate [the team] when we are winning. We just take things one game at a time.” Needham said the Aggies are “de­veloping a culture of success,” despite the program being in its first year. “It’s very challenging to develop a program,” Needham said. “It nor­mally takes four to five years to de­velop a culture of winning.” Part of the Aggie success has been senior goalkeeper Katie Graul. Graul

was named WAC defensive player of the week for her play Oct. 5 through 11 and posted two shutouts in a win over Fresno State and a tie to San Jose State. Graul and the Aggies have only allowed two goals in WAC play and have recorded three shutouts in their first four conference games. “Katie has really embraced the team,” Needham said. “A lot of coaches talk about how they don’t want their goalkeepers losing games for them. Katie Graul wins games for us. She makes incredible saves for us.” For the young team, making the WAC tournament is its short term

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All good things must come to an end. For the New Mexico State Uni­versity volleyball team, a 0­3 loss to the University of New Mexico on Tuesday night ended a nine­game winning streak against the Lobos. “UNM passed the ball real well,” head volleyball coach Mike Jordan said. “They didn’t allow us to get into an offensive rhythm.” Both teams were relatively matched on offense. UNM had 40 assists, compared to NMSU’s 36. The Aggies lacked a more ag­gressive offense. Despite having just four fewer assists, the Lobos’ team attack total was .255 while the Aggies ended with just .073. “We were not aggressive offen­

sively,” Jordan said. “We were er­ror­prone and too soft out there.” Statistically, UNM has been an average defense all year, but they were able to double their defensive blocks against the Aggies on Tues­day. UNM averages more than 6 blocks per 3­set game. In the 3­set game against NMSU, they record­ed 12 blocks. The nine­game winning streak against UNM dated all the way back to 2003. The last time the Aggies lost to the Lobos was Sept. 24, 2002. Despite maintaining such dominance over the last de­cade, the loss to UNM should not be considered an upset, Jordan said. “Give credit to UNM,” Jordan said. “They were a good team.” From top to bottom, the Moun­tain West Conference stacks up

better than the WAC. The Aggies’ current second place position in the WAC and UNM’s fifth place standing in the MWC does not necessarily mean the Aggies have the advantage. With the disappointing loss aside, the Aggies can only look ahead to the game at 8 p.m. Thursday against San Jose State. The Spartans are currently 0­4 in the WAC. No season is a cake walk. There will always be the tough losses or the “shouldn’t­have­been” wins. As such, these games provide a chance for learning and improve­ment, Jordan said. The Aggies need to become more consistent, Jordan said. Ev­ery win for NMSU has come when the Aggies had more assists than their opponents, just as every loss

has come when they had fewer assists. The Aggies have a higher winning percentage on the road than at home. The Aggies also struggle with adaptation. So far this season, the Aggies have shown the inability to weather a shaky start. The Aggies are 7­0 after winning the first set and 1­6 after loosing the first set.

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goal. Needham said a WAC tourna­

ment berth was what the team set

out to do. He added that with his cur­

rent team anything is possible.

“We’re excited right now,” Need­

ham said. “Morale is good.”

The most challenging part of

coaching a young team is not push­

ing them too far, Needham said.

“It’s hard because you see how

good they can be,” Needham said.

“But you need to be patient with

them and not stress them out.

Games are already stressful enough,

so we try to keep training as fun and

stress­free as possible.”

The Aggies pride themselves on

working harder than any other team.

In the past 216 minutes of game play,

the Aggie defense has not given up a

goal.

“When you tell them to do some­

thing, they don’t ask questions. They

just do it,” Needham said.

Despite the team’s accolades so

far this season, Needham said he

keeps pushing for improvement.

“We need to be better at imposing

ourselves on the opponent,” Need­

ham said.

The Aggies also attained a ranking

in attendance. The Aggies are ranked

in the top 20 in the country for game

attendance. The Aggies average ap­

proximately 1,100 fans per home

game.

“We need to get the support up

from the students and the commu­

nity,” Needham said. “Big crowds

help us continue develop a culture of

success.”

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against Hawai’i Sunday at Aggie

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Seasons change, years go by,

we adopt ecologically friendly

buses and we recycle like crazy.

But even though New Mexico

State University is taking a

more avant­garde approach

on campus, we are still lagging

behind when it comes to food.

Taos smells like grease. And

indeed it is infested with fatty

foods, fried burgers, melted

cheese, sugary cakes and, over­

all, a passport to obesity and a

step toward cardiovascular dis­

ease. Then, further in the heart

of Corbett Center is Crossroads

Food Court, and guess what?

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soda machines lined one next

to the other. It’s just tempta­

tion after temptation. I avoid

food on campus.

Of course those in favor of

Taos argue, “There is a salad

buffet and healthy options

for those who want to stay

healthy”, but the truth is, the

smell of sizzling French fries,

juicy burgers and chocolate

cakes, appeal more to our sens­

es than an abandoned salad

buffet. And no one seems to be

really bothered: It’s easy; it’s

yummy and relatively cheap.

With that in mind, and the

health care debate going on,

it would also be good to know

that the $2.3 trillion spent

in health care in the United

States is almost double what

European countries spend per

person in health care. And why

is that? Most likely because we

are fatter, according to a study

from the National Bureau of

Economic Research. Three­

quarters of health care money

goes toward preventable

chronic disease: $146 billion to

treat obesity and $116 billion to

treat diabetes.

President Barack Obama is

also talking about food reform

and trying to connect local

farmers to dinning services in

public schools to provide easier

access to fresh and healthy

foods.

“Those kinds of connections

can be made all throughout the

country and has to be part of

how we think about health,”

Obama said.

So it must be time for

change. We have learned to

recycle plastic bottles, we’ve

adopted the idea of sustain­

able development, green has

become the new pink, and

we’ve learned how to control

our spending in this recession.

It’s not too late to get one step

ahead.

Say yes to “food reform on

campus.”

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To the editor:

Your article [Cruzado’s inter­

view with UT­Pan American,

maybe] in The Round Up is

brilliant. Your style and ques­

tion expressed the questions

many of us on campus have

asked the past year. But you

must have more. So, how about

continuing the interview for

about three more rounds? Per­

haps you should do a similar

one with the Board of Regents

too.

Thank you,

Manal Hamzeh

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To the editor:

I understand that an opinion

column is just that, someone’s

opinion about a subject mat­

ter. But, I also thought that in

journalism school you would

have learned about checking

the facts, even in a sarcastic

opinion. I was chairman of the

board of regents during this

time, as well as chairman of the

search committee, so please

allow me to answer your ques­

tions or statements with facts.

A quick check of the facts would

reveal this:

Cruzado never had the sup­

port of the faculty senate to

become president. In fact, the

faculty senate never endorsed

a candidate during the search.

The chair of the faculty senate

was on the search committee

and participated in all the meet­

ings, including the one that nar­

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Cruzado never was a candi­

date for the position, thus could

not be considered as part of

the search. A university policy

that she acknowledged, did not

allow her to seek the position

while being the interim.

A protest was not staged, but

a rally in support of Cruzado

was staged and attended by 42

students, who carried signs.

Forty­two students out of

17,000 is hardly a connection.

A Monday morning e­mail

does not a president make.

Mike Martin did not quickly

leave NMSU, after four years

as president at NMSU he was

recruited away by Louisiana

State University, one of the

most prestigious educational

institutes in the country. It is

fair to assume his time spent

and accomplishments at NMSU

had a large role in LSU court­

ing him. It should be noted that

prior to the LSU offer, Mike

turned down similar opportuni­

ties at Ohio State, Washington

State and Purdue and Auburn,

an impressive list of suitors.

A sexual harassment con­

troversy is unfortunately the

rule and not the exception on

college campuses today. More

and more people hide behind

these instead of being willing

to communicate the truth. Last

year there were over 10,000

($89'2%.'#'((:$6)%(9/)(%1%2$+%on campuses throughout the

country, hardly an “administra­

tion facing stark criticism”.

The money spent on the pres­

idential search was less than

the $150,000 you quote, and

was all private money that was

audited. No university funds

were utilized in the search.

“Still being considered for

the president position at NMSU

that is a good question,” I agree.

All Cruzado has to do is answer

it; she is the only one who can

legally answer that.

The facts are the search

/+$6)/1%$+%1%5$%1%6'2/()(%4."%all pulled out after seeing an

article and picture of Cruzado

lobbying for the job during the

student rally as well as they

became aware of a “champagne

brunch” held at the house of

a regent, who was also on the

search committee and attended

by deans and vice presidents.

The brunch was in honor of the

;1%#()%&$:'2$%</(='6/>%=#$(/*dent of NMSU.” No candidate

in his or her right mind would

be willing to continue with the

search after learning of these

two events.

It is interesting to note, that

had Cruzado, Conniff and the

deans and vice presidents not

played games with the search,

4$%4"92+%.'5$%.'+%1%5$%>'6*didates on campus that next

week, one sitting president and

four provosts.

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).')%'22%1%5$%'#$%6"4%(/))/6?%presidents around the country,

several of them in larger insti­

tutions than NMSU.

The facts speak for them­

selves, even in an opinion

column.

­Bob Gallagher

Former NMSU Board of

Regents Chairman

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had a better salad bar in Taos.

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bar would be awesome.”

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Odawalla shakes and that’s about

it. The options are really limited.

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it’s pretty delicious, but whoa.”

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matter what you choose.

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fruit, more vegetables.”

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depression­era men, women

and families will be presented

at New Mexico State University

Wednesday.

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ploration of the Federal Writers’

Project. A documentary, “Soul

of a People: Writing America’s

Story,” will be shown, and two

local storytellers will share sto­

ries based on the project.

“The documentary addresses

the Federal Writers’ Project,

which was part of the New Deal

and attempted to put would­be

writers to work,” said Mardi Ma­

haffy, NMSU humanities librar­

ian. “Writers recorded oral his­

tories of Americans and wrote

travel guides and histories of the

states, this documentary covers

this part of the initiative.”

The New Deal created a num­

ber of programs in the 1930s,

which aimed to put unemployed

Americans back in the work­

force in an ultimate attempt to

bring the Depression­era Unit­

ed States out of its economic

slump. The Federal Writers’

Project compiled the stories of

typical Americans and produced

many notable writers.

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tary, the program will feature

stories by two local storytellers.

Dotty Ormes, NMSU govern­

ment documents and maps li­

brarian, will tell a story about

Jesusita, a late 1800s healer

from Northern New Mexico

who was believed to have been

bewitched and received healing

from a Native American sha­

man and later began practicing

herbal healing, Ormes said.

“I tell the story of her brush

with the supernatural and her

transformation into a healer,”

Ormes said. “I wanted to tell a

story from New Mexico and this

one was fascinating, so I chose it

because it resonated with me.”

Jesusita’s story was told by

her great niece, Auralia Gurule,

in 1940 to Lou Sage Batchen, a

writer involved with the project

who recorded the stories of New

Mexicans.

Another local storyteller, Sar­

ah Addison, will share a story

told by a former slave.

“The Writers’ Project was a

very meaningful artistic pro­

gram,” Ormes said. “It was one

of the most controversial and

yet successful programs. I think

it’s important for students to

understand the Great Depres­

sion and its place in history.”

The “Soul of a People” pro­

gram will be held at 7 p.m. on

Wednesday, Oct. 21 in the Cre­

ative Media Institute Theater

and is free and open to the pub­

lic.

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