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  1. WNMU regents raise tuition, extend benefits to domestic partnersRead the original story

    Thursday May 16 | Silver City Sun-News

    The WNMU Board of Regents voted last week to increase tuition and fees at the university, add two new programs and extend benefits to domestic partners at their annual spring meeting May 9. The board approved a new tuition rate of $140 per credit hour for in-state students, up from $133 per credit hour, representing a 5 percent increase from the ... (more)

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  2. Their View: White Sands Missile Range ... a national treasureRead the original story

    Tuesday May 14 | Silver City Sun-News

    I continue to laud the incredible efforts of the men and women who comprise the ranks of Team White Sands Missile Range! New to the "test and evaluation" community before my arrival eight months ago, I have come to know and appreciate the phenomenal work Team WSMR does for our great nation.

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  3. Could Space Farmers Grow Crops On Other Planets?Read the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday May 8 | Space.com

    Future astronauts may grow some of their meals inside greenhouses, such as this Martian growth chamber, where fruits and vegetables could be grown hydroponically, without soil.

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  4. Farming on Mars: NASA Ponders Food Supply for 2030s MissionRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday May 8 | SPACE.com

    The first humans to live on Mars might not identify as astronauts, but farmers. To establish a sustainable settlement on Earth's solar system neighbor, space travelers will have to learn how to grow food on Mars - a job that could turn out to be one of the most vital, challenging and labor-intensive tasks at hand, experts say.

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  5. Feds Generate $4 Million in Grant Funding to 'Stimulate Competitive Research' in Green EnergyRead the original story

    Monday May 6 | Cybercast News Service

    ... on May 31, 2018, has as "major participants" the University of New Mexico, New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology, and New Mexico State University. In addition, Eastern New Mexico University main campus, Santa Fe Community College, Santa Fe ...

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  6. A conversation with Earl LongRead the original story

    Sunday May 5 | The Wichita Eagle

    Earl Long is the owner of Westport Airport near West Street and Pawnee, a small public-use airport affectionately known as "Dead Cow International." In the mid-1940s, Long's dad, a pilot, bought a flying service at what was the former municipal airport.

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  7. Mars One will look for - and hide from - life on MarsRead the original story w/Photo

    Monday Apr 29 | Christian Science Monitor

    If all goes according to plan, the first Mars One astronauts will touch down on the Red Planet in 2023.

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  8. If all goes according to plan, the first Mars One astronauts will...Read the original story

    Tuesday Apr 23 | Space.com

    Life may well lurk beneath the Martian surface today, but it'll be tough to detect without sending humans to the Red Planet, some experts say.

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  9. Life on Mars? Finding It May Require Humans on Red PlanetRead the original story

    Tuesday Apr 23 | SPACE.com

    Life may well lurk beneath the Martian surface today, but it'll be tough to detect without sending humans to the Red Planet, some experts say.

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  10. How Safe Is Our Drinking Water?Read the original story w/Photo

    Apr 11, 2013 | Water Online

    In free public lecture at UC Riverside water-quality specialist Marylynn Yates will discuss the risks posed by microorganisms in drinking water When we turn on the tap to get a glass of water, we just assume that it is safe to drink.

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  11. POP Fellowship Academy turning out winning classRead the original story

    Apr 2, 2013 | Deming Headlight

    From left are Power of Praise Christian Fellowship Academy students, Leah Arrington, Lizzie Turner, Brianna Garcia, Paul Esparza, Yesenia Calderon and Tyler Ruiz.

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  12. Youth@HamRadio.Fun: New Kid in TownRead the original story

    Mar 30, 2013 | QST

    Moving to a new town is a big undertaking, whether as a family, a temporary move to study abroad or get work experience while in college -- or even moving to college itself.

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  13. NMSU Carlsbad Student Profile: Amanda LaraRead the original story

    Mar 14, 2013 | currentargus.com

    Transferring to a new university can sometimes be the right choice for students still unsure about their studies.

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  14. New Mexico Institute of Mining and TechnologyRead the original story w/Photo

    Mar 14, 2013 | asiancorrespondent.com

    Founded in the late 19th century, the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology is a leading centre of science, engineering and technology studies.

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  15. Simsbury Firefighters Complete Terrorism Response CourseRead the original story

    Mar 7, 2013 | Patch.com

    Submitted release Two Simsbury Volunteer Fire Company officers, Deputy Chief Kevin Kowalski, and Tariffville Lt.

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  16. NASA weather balloon lands in North Lake areaRead the original story

    Mar 6, 2013 | Lake County Examiner Online

    A large white object falling down may seem like the sky is falling in the north of the county, but what hit the area northwest of Christmas Valley on Sunday, Jan.

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  17. House OKs $174M in capital improvementsRead the original story

    Mar 1, 2013 | KRQE Albuquerque

    A proposal to finance nearly $174 million in capital improvements is heading to the Senate and supporters say it will create jobs across New Mexico.

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  18. Local WeatherRead the original story

    Mar 1, 2013 | Scdailypress.com

    Overnight low temperatures should be in the mid-30s to low 40s, while daytime highs are expected to be in the " For selection to the Education Hall of Fame, the individual must have demonstrated a dominant interest in classroom teaching and devoted the major portion of his/ her professional career to classroom teaching at the primary, secondary or ... (more)

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  19. Artificial LightningRead the original story w/Photo

    Mar 1, 2013 | Bad Astronomy Blog

    ... induced lightning. Built in 1963 on a ridge just below South Baldy Peak by the New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology in Socorro, the laboratory sits in the path of the monsoonal moisture that flows up from the Gulf of Mexico each summer. As I ...

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  20. House OKs $174M in capital improvementsRead the original story

    Mar 1, 2013 | KOB-TV New Mexico

    A proposal to finance nearly $174 million in capital improvements is heading to the Senate and supporters say it will create jobs across New Mexico.

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