D AILY L OBO new mexico Don’t get snipped! see page 4 May 7-11, 2012 The Independent Voice of UNM since 1895 Inside the Daily Lobo finals week volume 116 issue 153 75 | 52 TODAY APPLY ONLINE @ LOBOVILLAGE.COM • 505.925.5575 fewer than 150 spaces left DIRTY DANCING Ruby Santos / Daily Lobo Donors running out of time More than 70 students gathered on Johnson Field to celebrate spring by throwing colored powder at each other. Japji Hundal, World Student Alliance president and GPSA member, said the Holi festival is a Hindu celebration of the legend of King Hiranyakashipu who considered himself a god and sentenced his son Prahlad to death for not worshiping him. Hundal said Prahlad escaped death because real deities were protecting him. Hundal said the festival commemorates Prahlad’s survival, spreads awareness of the Indian culture and celebrates spring as a symbol of the triumph of good over evil. He said the focus is eliminating social and racial differences, and that being covered in colored powder disguises those differences. “You get to know people and accept them for what they are,” he said. Hundal said the festival was sponsored by the Indian Student Association, the World Student Alliance, GPSA and ASUNM. ~Clemence Malmejean by Hannah Stangebye [email protected]Although efforts to collect $675 million in donations for UNM began in 2006, the UNM Foundation has collected only about 60 percent of that money and has only two more years to reach the goal. e “Changing Worlds” fundraising campaign is an eight-year project that ends in 2014. e money raised is held in the Consolidated Investment Fund (CIF). The foundation collected $83.1 million in FY 2011, $75.1 million in FY 2010 and $90.1 million in FY 2009. According to the 2010-2011 Annual Report on Giving, the fund spends between 4 and 6 percent of the total amount in the CIF each year, to ensure a steady amount of income for UNM to depend on in years to come. e foundation contributed $14.9 million to UNM’s budget in FY 2011, $15.4 million in FY 2010 and $15.2 million in FY 2009. see Donations PAGE 2 Degrees commonly required Bachelor's in nursing Doctor of pharmacy Master’s in physical therapy TOP 10 PROFESSIONS Career Registered nurse Software developer Pharmacist Medical assistant Database administrator Web developer Computer systems analyst Physical therapist Computer programmer Occupational therapist *Data from U.S. News and World Report, “The 25 Best Jobs” Overall score 8.2 7.6 7.6 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.5 6.9 6.8 6.8 Median salary $64,690 $87,790 $111,570 $28,860 $73,490 $75,660 $77,740 $76,310 $71,380 $72,320 Unemployment rate 5.5% 5.5% 5.5% 5.5% 7.9% 7.9% 7.9% 5.5% 7.9% 5.5% Reported satisfaction Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium High Medium High Medium Medium Bachelor’s in computer-related field Bachelor's in computer science, software engineering or a related field Master's in occupational therapy Bachelor's in computer science No degree Bachelor's in computer-related field Bachelor's in computer science Breakdown of overall score • 10-year growth volume (15%) • 10-year growth percentage (15%) • Median salary (20%) • Job satisfaction (15%) • Current employment rate (10%) • Future job prospects (25%) Graduating this May? Check out the best jobs out there, according to U.S. News and World Report. The 2012 annual ranking of the best jobs in the U.S. is based on six factors: 10-year job growth by volume and percentage, median salary, job satisfaction based on employee reviews and current unemployment and future job prospects. Career fields were rated on a scale of one to 10, with 10 being the highest.
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Donorsrunningout of time
More than 70 students gathered on Johnson Field to celebrate spring by throwing colored powder at each other.
Japji Hundal, World Student Alliance president and GPSA member, said the Holi festival is a Hindu celebration of the legend of King Hiranyakashipu who considered himself a god and sentenced his son Prahlad to death for
not worshiping him. Hundal said Prahlad escaped death because real deities were protecting him.
Hundal said the festival commemorates Prahlad’s survival, spreads awareness of the Indian culture and celebrates spring as a symbol of the triumph of good over evil. He said the focus is eliminating social and racial differences, and that being covered in colored powder
disguises those differences.“You get to know people and accept them for what they
are,” he said.Hundal said the festival was sponsored by the Indian
Student Association, the World Student Alliance, GPSA and ASUNM.
Although efforts to collect $675 million in donations for UNM began in 2006, the UNM Foundation has collected only about 60 percent of that money and has only two more years to reach the goal.
The “Changing Worlds” fundraising campaign is an eight-year project that ends in 2014. The money raised is held in the Consolidated Investment Fund (CIF).
The foundation collected $83.1 million in FY 2011, $75.1 million in FY 2010 and $90.1 million in FY 2009.
According to the 2010-2011 Annual Report on Giving, the fund spends between 4 and 6 percent of the total amount in the CIF each year, to ensure a steady amount of income for UNM to depend on in years to come. The foundation contributed $14.9 million to UNM’s budget in FY 2011, $15.4 million in FY 2010 and $15.2 million in FY 2009.
see Donations page 2
Degrees commonly required
Bachelor's in nursing
Doctor of pharmacy
Master’s in physical therapy
T O P 1 0 P R O F E S S I O N SCareer
Registered nurse
Software developer
Pharmacist
Medical assistant
Database administrator
Web developer
Computer systems analyst
Physical therapist
Computer programmer
Occupational therapist
*Data from U.S. News and World Report, “The 25 Best Jobs”
Overall score
8.2
7.6
7.6
7.5
7.5
7.5
7.5
6.9
6.8
6.8
Median salary
$64,690
$87,790
$111,570
$28,860
$73,490
$75,660
$77,740
$76,310
$71,380
$72,320
Unemployment rate
5.5%
5.5%
5.5%
5.5%
7.9%
7.9%
7.9%
5.5%
7.9%
5.5%
Reported satisfaction
Medium
Medium
Medium
Medium
Medium
High
Medium
High
Medium
Medium
Bachelor’s in computer-related field
Bachelor's in computer science, software engineering or a related field
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Director of Communications at the UNM Foundation Wendy Antonio said 50 percent of the total donated money in FY 2011 will be used to provide financial aid to students and about 27 percent of donations will support faculty. She said previous students who excelled at UNM, such as presidential scholarship recipients, often return to financially support and mentor current students to ensure more students can excel.
Antonio said some donors want to support a specific organization or department, so donors decide where their donations are award-ed. She said about $30 million of the money donated in FY 2010 was
designated to specific programs and organizations and the remain-ing total of about $45 million went to general funds.
“Many Lobo fans cheer on their teams, encourage student athletes and help create great facilities for sports through their gifts,” she said. “Others give in a planned way, using the proceeds of their estates to make gifts that are meaningful to them.”
According to the report, UNM alumna Sonnet McKinnon, who graduated from the Anderson School of Management in 1993, and her husband Ian donated $7.5 mil-lion in FY 2011. The donation was split $5 million to Anderson and
$2.5 million to Athletics. “We hope we’re able to play
a role in advancing outstanding educational opportunities for all New Mexicans, as well as for students from all over the world,” Sonnet said.
Antonio said the satisfaction of giving a gift and the impact dona-tions can have on a student’s life motivate donors to become lifelong contributors.
“Asking ‘whose world would you change?’ resonates with (donors) be-cause they experienced the way their world changed through a wonderful professor, a mentor, the knowledge or perspective they gained through their classes, or generally through the positive educational experience UNM gave them,” she said.
Antonio said the foundation collects donations that will be used in the distant future. She said the fluctuation in donation collections does not instantly affect the
University because the foundation’s annual budget depends on donations collected 10 years ago.
Antonio said departments probably won’t be affected by low donation rates in any single year because the foundation can make up the money lost during the period between when the money is collected and when it is disbursed. University programs would only be affected if giving continued to decrease over a long period of time.
“Donors are not on a timetable, so total contributions vary from year to year,” she said. “Overall, the needle is moving upward but we prepare for things to change from year to year.”
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The softball team let a win slip away on Senior Day.
Head Coach Erica Beach said the loss was a letdown because the Lobos had a 6-0 lead heading into the sixth inning.
“It’s always disappointing, es-pecially when you get such a good lead,” Beach said. “We had a lot of good opportunities to get out of the game.”
The Lobos scored the first run of the game with a home run from se-nior right fielder Shenise Cox to give them a 1-0 advantage.
In the fourth inning, UNM added another run to make it 2-0. The game turned into a rout for a moment af-ter the Lobos scored four runs in the fifth to give them a 6-0 lead.
The Rebels scored four runs in the sixth inning to cut the lead to two.
In the top of the seventh inning, UNLV tied the game at 6-6 when junior Lobo pitcher Kari Gutierrez gave up an RBI double from Rebel third baseman Jaexie Balilea.
The Lobos (27-22, 2-7) did not score in the bottom of the seventh, sending the game into extra innings. The Rebels took their first lead of the game when right fielder Stefany Valentino singled home second baseman Elena Fata to give the Rebels a 7-6 edge. The Lobos failed to score in their next at-bat to end the game with a loss.
Sophomore shortstop Chelsea Anaya, who went two-for-four at the plate, said the Lobos lost concentra-tion because they weren’t receiving some of the calls from the umpire.
“I think we got too carried away with not getting the calls we should have gotten, and we became a little unfocused,” Anaya said.
Lobos lose 6-0 lead, gamesoftball
Adria Malcolm / Daily LoboKaela DeBroeck pitches during the game against SDSU on April 22. The Lobos lost the series against the UNLV Rebels 1-2 this weekend.
Starting pitcher Kaela DeBroeck did not allow a hit until the top of the fifth when Balilea hit a double down the right field line. DeBroeck pitched five and two-thirds innings, allowed four
runs on six hits and walked three batters.
Gutierrez threw two and one-third innings, gave up three runs on three hits and also walked three batters.
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Editor’s Note: � is letter is in reference to the column “Mothy mayhem means the end is nigh,” by Devon Stevens, published in the Daily Lobo Wednesday.
Editor, � e column “Mothy mayhem means the
end is nigh” rightfully pokes fun at what is a most unfunny buildup of belief that the world really will come to an end this year. One such true believer I know used to be a levelheaded sta� er at a drop-in center for the mentally ill. � en he had a stroke and now every day he posts a little note outside his door announcing the number of days left until Dec. 22. Yes, they have it right down to the date. I assured him that a solar � are — his version of events — could not possibly reach out and actually engulf and destroy Earth. But his countdown goes on. Wrapped in envelopes of superstition, the doomsday survivalists are holed up among us like ticking time bombs of potentially self-ful� lling prophecy. � ey forget it is one thing to be a self-proclaimed prophet and quite another to extrapolate into the future with hard statistics. But their kind hates the objective approach of science. � ey were not smart enough in high school to understand science, and becoming scientist-mocking, scriptural literalists is their way to sublimate into a la-la-land above the plain-ol’ business need for coexistence, and look down on scientists with inferiority masquerading as superiority. How many Armageddon addicts are riding scientists’ backs with a paranoid whip? When it comes to driving science to come up with newer weaponry and arousing a grandiose awe by shocking yet another part of humanity, no problem. � is irony is doubled in modern India, where adherents of Gandhi’s religion escalate global tensions toward the kind of rapture that can only come from the decisive glow of a nuclear winter, as witnessed by their recent launch of a long-range missile that can now plant an all-consuming mushroom cloud on sprawling Shanghai. So whether it is America or China or India today, or Iran tomorrow, a seesaw of power balances from competing, one-on-one hallucinations of the religious kind are propagating forced oscillations arcing across the planet. � e initial perturbations were terrorists. Increasingly, these are reinforced with America supporting India against China with nuclear know-how, and China supporting
Iran to bypass American sanctions and make nukes, leading to a vicious cycle that can suck us all in. � e maw of the resulting vortex is being fed by television, where even the History Channel makes a mockery of fact with shows predicting doom like it is really going to happen. However, college students have freely blossoming minds. To us, it is not some rapture ending the world in some white-hot � ash that we must fear. It is the ossi� ed minds of those suicidal and homicidal individuals, spread out like black holes over the world, who actually believe in this nonsense.
Arun Anand Ahuja
UNM student
Editor’s Note: � is letter is in response to the letter “UNMPD needs proactive approach to stop skaters” by Larry Compton, published in the Daily Lobo � ursday.
Editor,Several days ago, the Lobo printed a letter
titled “UNMPD needs proactive approach to stop skaters.” � is letter was in regard to the large number of skateboarders who frequent the UNM campus. While of course the author of the letter is entitled to his opinion on the matter, I found some of the language in his letter to be unfair. � e author of the letter re-ferred to the skaters he had seen doing tricks at UNM as “sco� aws” and “delinquents.” He also referred to the tricks he has seen them doing as “antics” and “jackass-type tricks.”
� e author mentioned he had spoken to the skaters several times and had been called names and threatened with violence. If these events did happen — and I have no reason to believe they did not — then it is unfortu-nate he encountered a group of skaters who treated him as they did. However, for him to place all skateboarders into the same group as disrespectful, belligerent delinquents is rather unfair.
I do not skateboard, but I know plenty of people who do, and I can vouch that all of the skaters I know are polite, respectful individu-als who just want to skate in peace. With an activity as widespread as skateboarding, you are bound to have some people who re� ect poorly on the group as a whole, but it is un-fortunate some people insist on judging an entire group based on the unfortunate ac-tions of a few.
Editor’s Note: This letter is in reference to the photo essay “Drinking for sport,” by Dylan Smith, published in the Daily Lobo May 4.
Editor,Looking through the photo edition, I
was pleased enough at what I saw until I got to the last page, where you had included beer pong as a “nontraditional sport.” This is ridiculous. Beer pong is so far from physically demanding that to call it a sport — while arguable — is just silly, especially when compared to the other sports presented. Volleyball, cricket, horseback riding, dancing, beer pong. Which one doesn’t belong in that list? Not to try and sully the reputation or the proud history of athleticism that beer pong represents, but I just wish you had given that space to an actual sport that is perhaps played by people on campus. There are folks who regularly play badminton in the gym, for instance. Or perhaps if I could toot my own horn, I might even suggest the UNM Fencing Club. Maybe it was meant to be funny or a lark, but promotion of drinking games seems a little out of step with an issue about “nontraditional sports.”
Trace Norris UNM student
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Yes, athletic programs are an important part of the college experience should be funded by student fees.
LAST WEEK’S POLL RESULTS:
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LETTERSArmageddon will be due to ignorance, not moths
Most skaters don’t deserve unfair scoffl aw stereotype
Beer pong photos deprived better sports of limelight
Perhaps some skaters show poor judgment in the areas they choose to skate in, but to call them delinquents is unduly harsh. I would think with the childhood obesity problem in America today that we would want to support an activity in which participants spend hours upon hours outside, engaging in a physically demanding activity while honing their skills both physically and mentally. The next time the author hears that “clack” sound, I would challenge him, instead of immediately getting angry, to stop and watch the tricks some of the skaters are doing and consider the amount of time and practice it takes to build the discipline and skill it takes to successfully land some of those tricks.
Nathan Halliburton UNM student
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BOSTON — Chris Davis had a much better day as a designated pitcher than as a designated hitter.
In the first major league game since 1925 in which both teams put a position player on the mound, Davis overcame an awful day at the plate by pitching two scoreless innings and getting the win as the Baltimore Orioles outlasted Boston 9-6 Sunday in 17 innings.
Davis went 0 for 8 as the DH, striking out five times and ground-ing into a double play. Yet in a sea-son full of surprises for the Orioles, the first baseman by trade deliv-ered the biggest one yet in his pro pitching debut.
“I was like ‘Sweet! I get to try something different today — be-cause hitting ain’t working,’” Davis said. “Basically, that was my first thought.”
Adam Jones hit a three-run homer in the top of the 17th off Darnell McDonald, an outfielder the Red Sox turned to once their bullpen was empty.
Boston then got two runners on to start the 17th against Davis (1-0). With a fastball in the mid-80s mph, he struck out All-Star slugger Adrian Gonzalez and got McDonald to ground into a double play to end a game that took six hours, seven minutes.
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Steven Senne / AP PhotoBaltimore Orioles’ Chris Davis delivers a pitch against Boston Red Sox during the 16th inning of a baseball game at Fenway Park, in Boston on Sunday.
in position players to pitch in the same game was Oct. 4, 1925, when Hall of Famers Ty Cobb of Detroit and George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns closed out the second game of a doubleheader on the last day of the season, STATS LLC said.
The last time any position player wound up as the winning pitcher was May 25, 2011, when Philadelphia infielder Wilson Valdez threw one scoreless inning in a 19-inning victory over Cincinnati.
“I was just out there trying to throw strikes and not blow the game,” Davis said. “In a game like that when everybody’s battling, trying to get a win, both teams are throwing everything they got at each other. You don’t want to blow it.”
Baltimore and Boston each used eight pitchers before going to Davis and McDonald.
“Just when you think you’ve seen it all, some days you come out here and just assume the position. That was fun,” Baltimore manager Buck Showalter said. “It was a long day, but you like to get something good out of it.”
Boston has lost five straight. McDonald had scored the tying run as a pinch runner in the eighth, and took the final swing against Davis.
“He had pretty good stuff. He had a lot of life on his balls — more than I expected,” McDonald said.
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and confi rmed by the Of-fi ce of Graduate Studies prior to our publication deadline. It has been
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names and the evolving status of many
prospective graduates, mistakes and omissions
may have occurred. Being or not being listed here has no bearing on a
student’s offi cial graduation status.
Graduate StudiesGary Harrison, DeanDoctor of EducationCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Kathy AlexanderMark E. EmmonsDavid G. SanchezSteven M. WeinbergFrances C. WilkinsonDoctor of Philosophy
Candidates for Degree, Spring 2012
Eyad T. Al ZuraiqiAjit V. BarveDamien BatemanMegan L. BradyLisa J. BrownDebra S. Bryan-RickettsMichael K. ChurchWilliam J. ConveryTheresa J. CordovaVanessa D. De Veritch WoodsideWetherbee B. DorshowAlexandra FajardoTai FanPaul A. FormisanoJeremy C. FransenSara M. FraschSmith R. FrederickUmberto C. GattiTilia L. GironJoshua E. GoldmanRyan GoodmanPamela H. GravagneSarah E. GrossmanChristina M. HaalandHongbo HeOlan Jackson-WeaverMichelle A. JewettRamesh R. KainiKenneth A. LetendreDaniel Rolando Llamocca ObregonMarcie LombardiGopi Mara KooshamKristopher D. MarjonWilliam J. MartinSiobhan M. McLoughlinJessica E. MetcalfeHappy L. MillerGregory C. OrliczKwangjong ParkMarie V. ParkesGwen E. PatriarcaLyman P. PersicoKendra N. PeskoJames I. PriceMichael P. PugliaDavid Alejandro RamirezAnthony M. RodriguezArnab SahaJohn SalazAllison L. ScalingBilal ShebaroAgripino S. SilveiraSze Liip Shawn SohXixi SongKathrin SpendierRobert M. TaylorMarcelo A. VogelXinxin WangChristina WeywadtKristina M. WittstromFrederick S. WormanZhen Yang
Master of Architecture
Candidates for Degree, Spring 2012
Santiago AcevesElena M. AgustinSteven J. AlanoJames W. BanieckiBrian R. DavisSamuel A. FloresSebastian A. Fortuno SierraltaRegina E. GriegoJeremy P. JergeHoman Keyhan-HaghighiJulie M. KidderWesley B. LansfordEdgar A. MataKihei K. MayerShiree A. McKenzieMaria A. MendozaMichael P. MounceHilary E. NollEduardo C. OrdazBradley B. PulliamJoshua R. RogersLaura D. TietjenAaron B. TreesonChristine M. WilliamsNicholas S. Woodall
Master of ArtsCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Fidaa N. AbuzahriehAnnalisa M. AguilarHeather A. AlexanderRobert L. AlexanderDiane E. AngelLydia B. ArandaKarla L. ArellanosCrystal M. ArmijoLindsey A. AtencioQuinn N. Bailey
Suzanne L. BakerRahim G. BalsaraWilliam H. BarnesNina Aurelie G. BauwensNicole A. BerezinIlse BielKassandra Bigsby-TeskeAlexandra W. BlodgetElvine BologaRebecca E. BooneCherida D. BoylesTessa L. BradleySusan L. BrauningJason T. BrazellDaniel H. BriggsRobin R. BrontsemaMara L. BrutonJose R. Bucheli Penafi elKelli L. BurkhardtMae O. BuschCarilyn L. CashAshley S. CastilloElaine C. ChemistruckAdam J. ClarkMitzi S. CohnChristine M. ColeDoris J. ColeKaty M. ColemanJennifer L. ConnModesta CruzHeather K. DaceyWade S. DavidsonLaura E. DefrankAnna K. DreskinSuzanne E. DunaiKevin C. DussartErin N. Ebnother-PerryNoland L. EdmonsonHilary A. EllenshawAlberto EstradaLouis M. FernandezMaria Del Pilar File-MurielKrista J. FoutzJoshua T. FrankSarah T. FresquezKatina G. GamleahAlissa N. GanjeOmar M. GanzBenjamin H. GarciaDanette S. GarciaRachel A. GearhartMelanie V. GoinsGregory P. GonzalesMichelle Gonzales-ShiverLinda P. GonzalezAlexander GonzalezAmanda S. GrayHeather N. Griffi nJuliette Guemmegne TayouJordan E. GuerraTheodore R. HamblinJooyoung HanClifford R. HannaMiles M. HarveyAllison L. HawksInga E. HaysAubrey N. HealeyKimberly T. HeuElicia R. HoltMargaret A. HomkoAdrianne E. HopperMayre M. HoskisonCharmaine C. HughesJoanna E. HunterKelly J. HuttonKarol Ibarra ZetterKatarina N. IntermontCharity H. JeffriesSamantha L. JohnstonBriony E. JonesAmber M. KahleJeannine KammannGwendolyn S. KaseroMegan K. KennedyGeorge H. KeyesTiajh M. KirvenMatthew G. KlecanSusanne M. KoestnerJoseph KroenungKeith LanserUriel A. LapcevicCarolyn S. LavadieJonathan J. LeeFlora R. LewisYi Ling LinSarah K. LindborgAlessandra N. LinkChang LiuJeneen G. LujanQiuhua MaAudra C. MaestasRubi L. MaldonadoDoris . MarcheseJeremy A. MartinAngela J. MartinezJennifer L. MartinezMonica M. MartinezRicardo M. MartinezAlla MarutyanHolly J. McRobertsMartin S. MeierDenisse Mendez-AyalaPaula M. MintleChelsea MorrissSandra P. MunozAlicia NevarezAndrea L. OchoaCharles L. O’ConnorOlufolake O. OdufuwaMeghan C. O’LearyDoaa Omran MohamedEric C. OrellJuan J. OrtegaStacey M. OverholtRachel A. PackardAmanda ParkerAna I. PereaPaul P. PereaTiffany M. PetersonPenny A. RaiaJeffrey M. RehkopfSavannah A. RenderLucinda D. RigsbeeGisel R. Samora
Angelica M. SanchezMaria A. SanchezElizabeth H. ScheibLaura A. SchlabachCiana B. SedilloTrigg W. SettlePaul D. SherickBrenna M. SherwoodEllen W. SiegBrooke L. SkinnerAndrea O. SmithGeneva SmithSam M. SmithSherri B. Sorensen-ClemJoseph M. SpencerKyle S. SpurgeonDaryl C. SpurlockSusan S. StaleyEric J. StephenChad J. StephensonSteven E. StockdaleHuiqing SuKristin L. SzczepaniecWarren M. ThompsonLoretta M. TollefsonLisa R. TomlinAmanda L. TorresElise M. TrottSamuel B. TuricianoMiguel C. ValdezSha M. Van HeckeVicky K. Vander MaleEleanor A. WeaksJessica R. WellsBetty J. WilliamsSarah H. WilliamsKatherine A. WimmerKeith A. WoodellElizabeth V. WoodwardErin E. WratschkoKrista E. WymerQingjing XuCeleste M. YazzieKrystal A. ZaragozaKelly A. ZarateNathan B. ZerbeJessica A. Zotz
Master of Community and
Regional PlanningCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Marcus ClevelandEliza F. GalickiStephen D. HawleyPatrick R. MartinezLora D. RobertsMarcos A. RoybalSandeep A. SabuMaster of Fine ArtsCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Leslie A. AyersLawrence F. ChavezMarisol EnciniasTami L. GiordanoMichael S. PareRichard W. Raab-FaberJennifer G. SimpsonElizabeth R. TannenTanaya J. WinderMaster of Landscape
ArchitectureCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Ryan J. BrombergRichard S. CarlsonAna Casados RodriguezJitka Dekojova Suzanne P. GreeneBrian J. HenrieMichael C. KilroyWensong LiElham MorovvatiEmily B. RudinJonathan A. SampsonDrew K. SeaveyPatrick L. SinnottAdam P. SullinsScott B. SuttonAaron J. Trevizo
MASTER OF MANUFACTURING
ENGINEERINGCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Surendar BandiDaniel B. TopleyMASTER OF MUSIC
Candidates for Degree, Spring 2012
Andrew D. AlegriaMichael J. AmendCesar F. AvilesJames Balagurchik Alexander E. BeamerSergio E. BeraunGabriela Corleto Orantes Kelli A. Dahlke-FuentesCharles W. DickinsonWenci FanStephen HandsJanet E. Harmony Matthew W. Harris Verallen M. KleinhenzIvan Koska Georgina C. LaveryBrendon J. MizenerAngela J. NybakkeTimothy J. SkinnerEnrique Victoria ObandoSabine Wilden
MASTER OF OCCUPATIONAL
THERAPYCandidate for Degree,
Spring 2012Katie Elson-Romero
MASTER OF PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATIONCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Stephanie J. BrewerCassandra A. Chavez
Hyekyung S. ClarkMarcus ClevelandLisa M. FinleyFrancine L. GonzalesJessica M. JaramilloCatherine N. MontoyaHuong D. Nguyen Carmelita F. ParrazJohn M. SampsonNatalie C. Skogerboe Jacqueline B. Snow Danielle M. Webster
MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Candidates for Degree, Spring 2012
Brittany B. AlbrightStephanie C. Barnett Selina R. KeryteErin E. LundeMaya I. RendulicJack Zepeda
MASTER OF SCIENCE
Candidates for Degree, Spring 2012
Christine AbassaryAshley K. AcevesJohn M. AndersonSara M. AndersonKatherine AshleyTyler A. BakerPatrick S. BeallKatherine E. BelonKirk-Kyle R. BennettPaul W. BlackburnStephen W. BrownChelsea E. BrunnerJoseph D. ButnerJennifer F. CabotageAnthony S. CabreraFeng ChengJoshua M. ChristianAthena A. ChristodoulouRyan I. ClarkJoseph E. ConroyMatthew E. DahlgrenBrian J. DeatonOscar A. Diaz MaturanaLatha M. DoddikadiChelsea EinerwoldAnthony J. ErnestDominic A. FanelliBethaney D. FehrenkampSunny J. FugateRyan E. GoodMatthew S. GrausNatalie S. GrayCarlos J. GualPeter A. GuarneroAllister B. HamiltonKyle D. HammanCraig J. HannaJames N. HigginsTina T. HoangXiaoshen JinPamela J. JohnsonSheila K. JohnsonMiriam E. KaneJaroslaw KaniaTerence M. KellyBradley A. KnockelSainamratha KolliSarrah C. KubinecMichelle G. KulovitzShoufeng LanJames H. LarosAnh-Dung LeJean L. LegerSheng LiuDiane C. MaestasJoshua D. MaineLorin R. MerkleyRachel A. MiltonJana L. MorehouseMapela Motshabi- CustodioErik J. MoultonVijayakrishna NadimpalliDung T. NguyenLindsay M. O’ConnellNathanael B. OronaKristin S. OwensKimberly S. PaffettDaniel J. PeacockJennifer D. PelowitzTamara D. PlummerElizabeth A. PremoA S M A. RahmanManoj Ramalingam RajasekaranRoozbeh Raoufi Michelle L. RaymerJennifer R. RichardsonDaniel A. Riofrio AlmeidaMonika I. RobertsJonathan D. RoybalJeffrey E. SalzbrennerEloisa M. SanchezMark S. ScullyJames A. SelanderReffat SharmeenLindsey M. ShayMargaret M. SiebertSamuel F. SinnamonLinda E. SlebodaMegan L. SnowHelen M. SobienStuart C. SwaffordMichael C. TrumboVenkata Satish VaddeyMeghan J. VallejoJeremy D. VaughanSarah L. WaldronKendrick A. WalterRyan W. WebbDavid E. WeirichChancelor T. WeisenselHaynes R. WoodShuangwei XieMichael C. Zubelewicz
Master of Science in Nursing
Candidates for Degree, Spring 2012
Milena C. ArchuletaBarbara E. Aronson
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May 7-11, 2012 / Page 7New Mexico Daily lobo graduationCherry T. BaggsJeanne F. BoyleJoan G. BrownChristina C. ChaneyRachel H. CutlerNicole M. DishongRobyn A. ElliottMaggie M. FaberApril M. FigueroaCarla A. GordanAnna M. HeusnerKelly D. HinkelAutum E. HowellPeggy A. IckesLisa M. Jaramillo-HustedJacqueline Kelly-RomeroJaymi L. McKayGretchen K. NgoLori D. Pearson KramerMichelle A. RacicotLori Ann M. RomeroAaron P. SkilesPatricia M. VerzinoEve V. WohlertValeria T. WoodardJacqueline M. Wuellner
Master of Water Resources
Candidates for Degree, Spring 2012
Chance M. CoatsMarcos A. RoybalSandeep A. SabuEducation Specialist
Certifi cateCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Aura P. AcabalBianca G. BelmonteCandice V. HarrisonJeri M. HeilemanAndrew K. LegantKaren G. MarlerKristina M. Perea-SalazarGraduate Certifi cateCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012James W. BanieckiRichard S. CarlsonCarmen L. HalsteadNumair LatifErin R. Lloyd-OrtigozaBradley B. PulliamHolly A. StrachanChristine M. Williams
Post Master’s Professional Nursing
Certifi cateCandidate for Degree,
Spring 2012Ping J. Porter
Professional Graduate Degree
RecipientsThe following list is based on information supplied and confi rmed by the
respective school/college prior to our publication
deadline. It has been care-fully reviewed, but given
the number of names and the evolving status of
many prospectivegraduates, mistakes and omissions may have oc-
curred. Being or not being listed here has no bearing
on a student’s offi cial graduation status.
Anderson School of Management
Douglas M. Brown, Dean
MASTER OF ACCOUNTING
Candidates for Degree, Spring 2012
Elisabeth BaerVonda ColemanDavid DillerJeffrey EvansMichael FeldmanAshley Garcia
Dan Alan AkenheadAndrew Thomas ApodacaBreyon Vynetta AustinCelina C. BacaMatthew Robert BacaCaela J. BakerChance Andrew BarnettJocelyn Theresa BarrettMatthew McKinney BeckJesse Ryan BenoitJeffery L. BiedermannBrianne Amanda BigejDanielle LouAnn BrandLarissa Diane BreenMelissa Elise CalderónShelby Lynne CarlsonJohn Anthony CastroKaren Kimbro ChaseMatthew ChavezMatthew Shawn CoombsMorgan Rose CurreyNatasha Danielle CuylearFrank Thomas Davis, Jr.Max Charles De AzevedoKevin de RijkAlana Marie De YoungDevin Dennis DelrowKelly Darlene DennisKristen Rae DickeyElisa Christine DimasCherie Renee DominicBrett Cameron EatonTunté S. EatonMax Ladislas FaragoAmber Woods FayerbergBarbara FerrySean Michael FitzpatrickSpirit Amber GainesAlma Cristina GarcíaConsuelo Ursula GarciaCatherine Mary GleesonAndrew Nathan GreenJoel Elena HagamanVincent McKay HaslamErnest Israel HerreraJustine Bass HinesAnne Illanes MeyersEvie M. JilekBilly James JimenezOwen David JohnsonLawrence Alfred JunkerJeffrey M. KendallRyan John KlutheRebecca Jeanne KreinerOnawa L. LacyJessica Roybal LocJulia Leigh MacciniMiriam Adriana MaciasJessica Rainbow MartinLeo Justin MartinezJennifer Cristian McCabeChristopher Scott McNairMonica E. MoyaKevin L. NaultSara Christine NavarretteJeremy A. OatStephen P. OchoaDavid C. OdegardAndrew Nathan Pierce
Reid G. PierceLuke M. PierpontNicholas L. PinoSarah Marie PlazolaCatherine C. PriceRebecca A. RalphJaya M. RhodesLysette Pamela RomeroSteven Anthony RomeroMia A. RubinPhillip A. SanchezPreston M. SanchezSusan Marie ScottGregory Matthew SeguraCaroline L. SeigelDavid Edward ShelleMarc Taylor ShuterNicholas M. SitterlyHarold Zachary Charles SloanDaniel Benjamin SnyderEthan Daniel ThomasJoEtta Marie Archie ToppahJonathan D. TurnerChelsea Nicole Van DeventerAndrea L. VarelaTaylor M. Watrous LuerasTheresa Barbara WilkesMoses B. WinstonSharon R. WirthKelli Christine Wisler- RobertsEvan Patrick WoodwardBenjamin James YoungSchool of MedicinePaul B. Roth, DeanDoctor of MedicineCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Laura L. AbeytaWilliam G. AdkinsLaura E. AdlerBrittany B. AlbrightDouglas J. AldenMark S. Anderson
Rebecca AshtonMelanie BacaMeredith BarrMichael J. BauerJames BennettRyan “Dutch” BerryTamara BerryVint BlackburnJacques BouchardPaul A. BrittainLandon D. BrownAndrew J. BrunerClare S. BuckinghamSavanna BustosLaura CaragolLeslie ChavezJohn CoxAhmed El-EmawyRasha ElmaouedMicaela EsquivelEugene FayerbergDavid FreemanSylvia GonzalesHeather GreeneKatharine HodockTraci IwamotoRahman JohnsonLawrence KettwichCharles KnoxKanchan Kaur KohliMegan KuhnHaily Catharine Lee WallaceMai LuuMeredith MasonKate McCalmontMaria Celina MontoyaCasey MullenClara OlcottBrandy Padilla-JonesLeslie PalmerleeIan PowerSean RiveraEric RobinsonLorenzo A. RodriguezJustin RomanReza Safavi
April VialpandoAndrea VillarrealThomas WintersBachelor’s Degree
RecipientsThe following list is
based on information supplied and confirmed
by the respective school/college and the Office of
the Registrar prior to publication deadline. It has been carefully
reviewed, but given the number of names and
the evolving status of many prospective
graduates, mistakes and omissions may have
occurred. Being listed here has no bearing on
a student’s official graduation status.
Anderson Schools of Management
Douglas M. Brown, Dean
Bachelor of Business
AdministrationCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Christopher E. AbeytaAdriana AcevedoFelipe A. AcostaAtif F. AdiAhmad Turki AlshammariDavid AnayaKristina S. ApplegateAmber A. AragonSamantha L. AragonDaniel M. AsplundGabriel S. AtencioAntonio N. BacaNoelle M. BacaChristopher R. BaezaAnna BallengerKatherine A. BankerChantel S. BartonValerie M. BasquezKelly A. BassettSarah M. BeansCharlotte K. BecentiMarvin A. BeckerDylan J. BegleyMichelle C. BeltranSandy M. BillimanKayla A. BlemelKenneth D. BlemelFrank I. BocchinoDaniel R. BrooksAmber N. BrownKhoa N. BuiCassandra D. ButlerMichael D. CampCynthiaJo B. CastilloRebecca A. CavalierMelanie Y. ChavezKeitiniyada R. CheeCraig CheresposyMichael N. ChoateChad T. ClarkCarolyn S. CloakSky V. CohoKelli A. CornellMichael B. CowderBrenda R. CruzzHannah M. CupachMarcus A. D’AmbrosioAnita M. D’AntonioKyle DavisCaleb De MarcoDezMarie R. De SantisSaleh M. DehaimanAngelica M. DelgadilloJessica A. DeloyaDavid W. DiazMaria H. DinkelMikelle DorameKristen M. DorlandJeremy M. DoyleDylan W. DrakeKathleen A. DubykVeronica L. DunningNicole M. DuranNick D. ElvrumArturo EspinoMarc D. EsquivelZahira E. EstradaEric R. EstvankoEric C. FejeranJustin FewoxColleen M. FieldsErin L. FletcherTayna M. FreierCody A. FrewDonald J. GadomskiAngelica N. GallegosRico O. GallegosJames D. GamblingKristen GamboaDeshanna M. GarciaNicholas D. GarciaStephen A. GarciaAndres N. GeorgieffAustin M. GloverKaren R. GmyrSarah E. GomezDaniel R. GosseinJustin L. GreeneAnthony L. GriegoEric E. GriegoDominic D. GuerraSelina A. HaczynskiTravis C. HaguewoodEthan M. HallidayNicole E. HamPatrick R. HammDerek S. HanleyHeather C. HarrisonLisa M. HarrisonRyan J. HendersonWhitney L. HenzeAmanda A. HernandezAubrey M. HernandezEdgar HernandezAlexander M. HeubeckRaheel N. HirjiKatelyn M. HodgesAlexander P. Jarvis
Leanne R. JewellRobin M. JimenezAntoinette A. JordanMi Sun JungTheodore Kemgang NzaliNicholas KiprutoKevin C. KleinEvgeniy I. KoupMichael J. LarranagaLinda S. LarsonBrandon M. LeDouixMinwoo LeeZhengyan LiuJames D. LoftisStavroula D. LogothetisJoe A. LovatoBerenice LozanoMichael R. LuceroSarah N. LujanChristopher P. LutzLomesh MajithiaMayra J. Maldonado ValenzuelaKathlein M. MarcellJames M. MarconMichaeli R. MarlerJessica N. MarquardtAmanda M. MarquezCrystal F. MartinezIsaac D. MartinezElias E. MascarenasDesiree D. McBrayerShannon L. McChristyCole W. McGeeMariah A. MedleyAna M. MejiaMonica R. MerkerColin D. MillerGabriel J. MondragonAmanda K. MontoyaMonique A. MontoyaRachelle MontoyaSarah E. MontoyaLinda K. MooreCynthia E. MoralesJustin P. NasabDung T. NguyenAdam D. OakeyMitchel J. OlsonAnthony R. OrtegaJulio OrtegaAmber N. PachecoVictoria L. PadillaEllen K. PageZachary A. PankratzAnabel M. ParedesAaron K. ParkerBenjamin H. ParkerJane F. PartinFaith N. PaxtonStephani L. PeaseNicole A. PeirceIsaac A. PerezKaylyn A. PetersJohn Phillips, Jr.Anthony J. PomoAlicia M. PulleyNathan E. RaelCody J. RamirezJennifer E. RamirezNicole L. RandolphSteven G. RappuhnMichael S. Restine, Jr.Andrew W. RiordanAmy J. RipleyChelsea D. RitchieDerek J. RolandSimona S. RosevVences A. RoybalDeAnna R. SalazarDiego SalazarSarah Amor A. SalvoBrittany L. SanchezEric T. SapienSidney P. ScheerLucas M. SchifferThomas SchwabAdam K. SchwartzJennifer L. SchwartzNatalie A. SherrodArielle I. SilvaDanielle E. SilvaWilliam P. SkellyLaryssa T. SkolnikJoshua D. SkousenAristides A. SmallDolores O. SmithEmily C. SmithNicole A. SmithSacha M. SmithMatthew S. SmokovDiego A. Sotelo GiralaAndrea M. SpencerCrystal L. StilesAlicia J. StoltenbergKelley J. StoutSamantha A. StowersDiane StrainRonald SuenEdward B. ThormanEmily L. ThorpeYasmin F. TorresJames L. TovarAnna K. TrilloCrystal C. TrujilloElizabeth J. TrujilloIrene D. TrujilloSamuel R. TuttlePaul A. TyhurstDenise M. ValerioHolly A. VaughnAna L. VelezTara A. VerettoMelissa M. VigilVeronica VillanuevaMatthew A. WatersDonley E. Watkins IVCory S. WaylandMichael L. WhitingAutumn L. WhitsonSara L. WickhamElizabeth M. YannoniEwald Zeiger
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Page 14 / May 7-11, 2012 New Mexico Daily lobograduationSchool of
Architecture and Planning
Geraldine Forbes Isais, Dean
Bachelor of Arts in Architecture
Candidates for Degree, Spring 2012
Daniel A. AguilarAntoni M. BacaMatthew A. BarstowTraci E. BaumannMatthew M. BreenBobi Jo BrownDiego A. CarbajalCynthia ContrerasRuben ContrerasD’Andre Q. CurtisJustin I. DepoySamuel J. EscueJayne E. FranckStacey GeorgeLauren R. GolightlyAlejandro GonzalezDylan S. GoyerChad P. Griffin-LuceroMaryam JafariKathleen E. JosephsonAriana S. MaesCasey P. McLaughlinNicholas M. NuccioDaniel J. OsunaGasinee J. PitakkanJennifer A. RossbachStephanie J. SchneiderJeremy T. SpatesPeter J. TakeuchiDaniel M. TorresMatthew M. TrujilloKamie R. UlibarriCaitlin Velazquez-FagleyKatie L. WalkerJessikha N. WilliamsChristina R. WoodyJustin D. YazzieSarah M. YoungJhon J. Zamudio Ramirez
Bachelor of Arts in Environmental
Planning & DesignCandidates for Degree,
Spring 2012Roberto E. BarelaChelsey D. BegayNeal T. ButtErin E. ChavezAdrian M. CortinasJames J. DorceyJason M. GabelSavannah GeneYvonne K. GrimesJason I. JaramilloJames J. JohnstonCharles D. JoslinLise M. LamatiaJohn M. PerryZachary J. Satterfield
Krystle C. TrujilloGael Whettnall
College of Arts and SciencesMark Peceny, Dean
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Though never completely boring, the Vortex Theatre’s production of “Speed-the-Plow” is a disappointment, failing to reach the dizzying heights of comedic potential in David Mamet’s outstanding script.
Mamet, one of the most treasured playwrights in the American theatrical repertoire, often writes complicated, male-dominated dramas, such as “Glengarry Glen Ross,” “American Buffalo” or “Oleanna.” But “Speed-the-Plow,” one of his most enduring plays, is a comedy devoted to portraying how Hollywood big-shots make movies against incredible odds.
“Speed-the-Plow” introduces two movie producers, Charlie Fox and his boss, Bobby Gould, who have climbed the ranks of their industry together. The play’s plot is simple. Gould falls for his temporary secretary, Karen, who convinces him to make a movie based on an unwieldy, philosophical book about radiation and decay. When Gould agrees, his old partner Fox reminds him their job isn’t
Complicated comedy fails due to poor casting
Courtesy of Alan Mitchell PhotographyJulia Harris (left) as the secretary Karen enacts a scene with Marc Comstock as Bobby Gould in his office in “Speed-the-Plow” by David Mamet. The play is a Vortex Theatre production and runs until May 20.
to make “good” movies — they must make movies that will turn a profit.
“Speed-the-Plow” isn’t a dra-ma designed to change lives or enlighten the audience. It is a viciously funny story of two un-repentant, charming narcissists who make movies.
Unfortunately, the two ac-tors who play Fox and Gould leave much to be desired. Marc Comstock as Gould never finds the confidence or authority that should be second nature to a Hollywood executive.
Though Fox is written as an instant-gratification fiend with a weakness for caffeine and cocaine, Aaron Worley makes the character seem strangely relaxed. Both Worley and Comstock struggle to own Mamet’s unique language, taking far too much time with it. Their dialogue drags when it needs to snap.
Fox and Gould are a theatrical double act, a pair of mischievous and amoral characters whose similarities and disparities de-fine each other. Unfortunately, the two actors lack the neces-sary energy or chemistry to make their scenes soar and “Speed-the-Plow” suffers for it.
Julia Harris, who plays Karen, lends her character an honest na-ïveté. However, Harris misses the opportunity to make Karen am-biguous and even mysterious. As written by Mamet, Karen is a fas-cinating woman, a character who knows exactly what she wants and is willing to manipulate oth-ers to get it. But Harris’ portray-al of Karen seems entirely inno-cent, even when the playwright suggests otherwise.
Though Hollywood has hardly changed its ways since Mamet first wrote “Speed-the-Plow,” director Harry Zimmerman decided on a distinctly period production and set the play in the ‘80s. This decision has somewhat mixed success. Gould’s half-painted office, the main setting, never feels genuine, but the costumes designed by Kathy Gomez are well chosen and help create the world of ‘80s Hollywood. The set itself is arranged in an awkward thrust, surrounded by an audience on three sides, that doesn’t seem to serve any purpose.
The Vortex’s “Speed-the-Plow” is ultimately a let-down. The lead performances simply aren’t good enough, and a play that should be an effortless joy to watch feels more like a chore.
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