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March 28, 2009
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NMSU profiting from Holy JolokiaNMSU now has its own hot sauce, Holy Jolokia, and a portion of bottle sales will contribute to an endowed chair and new facilities for the Chile Pepper Institute. read more... |
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Fire up the grill for NMSU’s College Cook-Off ChallengeIt had all the elements of a succesful Food Network cable television show: an emcee, a live audience, tasty ingredients and teams ready to compete for the title of number one. But this wasn't "Food Challenge" or even "Iron Chef America," it was NMSU's College Cook-Off Challenge. read more... |
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Newscaster Aragón and golfer Wimberly to be honored at commencementNew Mexico State University will honor former NMSU golf coach Herb Wimberly, as well as NMSU alumna and longtime TV newscaster Carla Aragón with honorary degrees during the spring 2009 commencement ceremonies at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, May 9, at the Pan American Center. Tickets are not required. The Pan American Center will open an hour before each ceremony. read more... |
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New regent Pino born in Las Cruces, an NMSU alumnusNew regent Isaac "Ike" Pino accepted the nomination to the New Mexico State University Board of Regents to "come back and get involved with the university that opened a lot of doors" for him. Pino graduated in 1974 from NMSU with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering. Since then, his career has taken him around New Mexico working for state and city governments, and private companies. read more... |
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NMSU launches Small Farm InstituteFaculty in the Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences are setting into motion a new program that benefits small farms in New Mexico. read more... |
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NMSU athletics again certified by NCAANew Mexico State University received certification from the NCAA Division I Committee on Athletics Certification this week. read more... |
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Pengelley receives NMSU’s prestigious Westhafer AwardIn over 25 years of teaching, having received national and international scholarly recognition and over $1.4 million in multi-year grants for research support from the National Science Foundation's Division of Undergraduate Education, David Pengelley can add the Westhafer Award from New Mexico State University to his list of achievements. read more... |
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College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences holds Awards DayThe New Mexico State University College of Agriculture and Home Economics honored faculty, staff and others who have contributed to agriculture and the university during the annual Awards Day April 24 at the New Mexico State University Golf Course Club House. read more... |
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SpotlightSecond Life is an online virtual world where people can start their day with a trip to the moon and end it with friends at a dance. It is also a place where minds meet, lecture notes are reviewed and extra credit is earned. read more...
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