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NMSU teams up with Talking Stick to spice up local art scene
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The first annual New Mexico Arts Convention will be held this month at NMSU to further the awareness of the Las Cruces art and cultural scene, not just in the community, but globally. Hosted by the Talking Stick Institute (TSI), the arts convention will be held at the Corbett Center Student Union in three separate sessions on Sept.
NMSU honors largest class of national scholars
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The NMSU Honors College held a reception Wednesday to welcome the largest group of incoming National Merit Scholars attending New Mexico State University. The 33 National Merit Scholars, National Hispanic Scholars and National Merit Semifinalists attended the reception held in the William Conroy Honors Center where they got a chance to meet one another and mingle with the staff.
Aggie Pedals cross-country to help handicapped
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Waiting anxiously in the fog on San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, with the families of more than 100 people behind him, an NMSU student sat impatiently on his bicycle excited to begin his trip across the country. Isaac Polanco, a communication studies major, ventured on a 3,900-mile bicycle trek across the country this summer in the Journey of Hope, Push America's yearly fundraising excursion.
Need advice? WAVE your problems goodbye
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Since 2005, the Wellness Alcohol Violence Education (WAVE) program at NMSU has sought to educate the campus community on issues of personal safety and well-being. On Aug. 26, WAVE took its efforts a step further and opened the Crisis Assistance Listening Line (CALL) in collaboration with the NMSU Department of Health Science.
RUSH for a better college experience, clubs seek new members
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Club RUSH, taking place Thursday, is offering students a chance to get familiar with campus activities and student organizations. Approximately 45 different organizations will have information booths set up on the first floor of Corbett Center, ready to answer students' questions.
Students connect in learning communities
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Want a unique approach to connecting with fellow students in your academic major? Take a look at the Living Learning Communities (LLC) program. LLC offers students a way to connect with each other in the same learning environment. There are academic and social benefits for being involved in an LLC.
