Home Page President's Message On the Air From NMSU to NPR "Standby" Where are They Now? Journalism — American Style Steve Pasternack Tribute › Around Aggieland Faculty Profile Press Check Aggie Sports Giving Back Alumni Update Aggie Whirl Aggie Pride Share Your News Contact Us Back Issues	› Three Colleges Benefit from New Endowed Chairs › Aspiring Journalists Launch New Online Publication › NMSU Receives Funds to Develop Film and Digital Arts Programs › Honors College Aims to Attract Top Students › NMSU Opens Distance Education, Multipurpose Center in Albuquerque › Presidential Inauguration Set for Jan. 14 › Readers Respond to the New Panorama › Homecoming 2004 Photos Homecoming 2004 Photos The NMSU PRIDE Marching Band. Joan and Herb Zuhl cut the ribbon on the new Zuhl Collection and Alumni Visitors Center. The Aggie football team was victorious over Florida International University. President Mike Martin attended the dedication of the newly remodeled Cervantes Village apartments. The New Mexico Space Grant Consortium building was dedicated in honor of Col. (USAF Ret.) Leonard R. “Len” Sugerman ’84 (center), a longtime supporter of the consortium. Among those attending the dedication ceremony were Rep. Steve Pearce ’70 (left) and NMSU regent James Manatt ’71 (right). The New Mexico Space Grant Consortium is the first of the country’s 52 Space Grant programs to have its own building. Jack and Lilo Burleson and C.J. and Lois Rigney McMillan were among those attending the Class of ’44 reunion at Pete’s Hacienda. Also attending were PA Scholar Payton Daugherty (in rear) and gift planning officer Ann Palormo (right). Roberta Ortiz and Cameron Mott (center) were named the 2004 Homecoming Queen and King, replacing the 2003 crown holders Jennifer Fulkerson (left) and Oscar Avalos (right). The Class of '54 reunited in the Corbett Center. WWII veteran and state Rep. J. Paul Taylor ’42 ’54 ’63 spoke at the rededication of Memorial Tower. Taylor led the original Memorial Tower fund-raising in the 1940s. The Aggie Victory Bell is rung during the football game. Danny Villanueva '61 (fourth from right) connected with current and former members of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity at the annual Danny Villanueva Breakfast. "The ABCs of Aggie Innovation" was the theme of Saturday's Homecoming Parade. ^ Return to top ^