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support for the uniting

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presidential position at

Montana State in

January

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Black Programs Diversity Lecture Series Presents.

Robert “E” Criner

November 12, 2009

Milton Hall Teaching Academy Rm.50

1:30pm-3:30pm

Brought to you in Collaboration with the Teaching Academy,

Chicano Programs & American Indian Program

“MR. ENTHUSIASM”

Celebrating Diversity:

Building Effective Relationships

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President Jeffrey Oxford, he asked a senator to write a resolution for the impeachments of Schoonover and Ash.Oxford admitted to the Senate that he made a mistake by not !"#!$%&'( #$)( *+,-.)/( %&( #$)( 0(+1#(place, but now that he is aware of the situation, he said he felt he had to correct the problem as quickly as possible.“Impeachment was the way for the Senate to decide what needed to be done [about the problem],” Oxford said. “Some people are upset that I may have gone about it the wrong way, but the bottom line is the Law Book.”Anika Perez, Arts and Sciences senator, said she and another senator found out about the situ­ation and brought it to Oxford’s attention. “I knew [Ash and Schoonover] helped out the CEL a lot, and it meant a great deal to [the CEL], but we have to follow the proce­dures we swear to follow,” Perez said. “It’s an unfortunate situation, but something had to be done.”

SilencedCharlene Shroulote, senator for the graduate school, said she ap­pealed a motion made by Oxford to silence Ash and Schoonover during the Senate meetings, but the motion did not pass. However, another motion was passed to al­

low Schoonover and Ash to vote on their own impeachment reso­lutions.“I don’t think they should have been silenced at all,” Shroulote said. “They were sworn in by AS­NMSU as senators. That night [at the Senate meeting] the CEL had

no vote, no voice on anything pre­sented.”

The voteSchoonover and Ash were given a chance to defend themselves to the Senate before voting. “I tried to do that as profes­sionally as I could,” Schoonover said. “I fought as hard as I could to maintain representation for the students.”Ash presented his letter of res­ignation to the Senate during his 0(&".( "**)".( "2#)+( #$)( +)1,.3#%,&(to impeach Schoonover was ap­proved 24­4. The resolution to im­peach Ash was still voted on, with

23 in favor, one against and two abstentions.

Oxford said he is willing to write a letter to the NMSU Supreme Court, requesting that Schoonover and Ash not be barred from serv­ing ASNMSU in the future. Ox­

ford said if the Supreme Court rules that Ash and Schoonover are guilty, they could be barred from serving ASNMSU for four years. Oxford said if Scoonover be­!,/)1( "&( ,20(!%".(/)/-)+( ,2( #$)(CEL in the spring, he will probably be welcomed back by the Senate because most Senate members recognize Schoonover was a good senator, and this situation is not directly his fault.“I don’t think many people would have a problem with him coming back once he’s enrolled,” Oxford said. “The impeachment was not meant to be a punish­/)&#4(5#(6"1(/)"&#(#,(0(7(#$)(*+,-8

lem.”

Lost RepresentationMarina Simpson, president of the CEL college council, said she is disappointed by the impeach­ments because it means the CEL has no representation in the Sen­

"#)9( "&:( %#( 6%..( -)( :%20(!3.#( #,( +)8place Ash and Schoonover.“We need to be represented. We don’t have anybody else,” Simpson said. “[CEL students] want to be part of the whole, not segregated.”Roberta Derlin, associate dean of the CEL, said the CEL is a new college, and the referendum to achieve representation for the CEL in the ASNMSU Senate was just passed in the spring. Derlin said the students deserve to be represented. “[CEL] students have worked in a very responsible way to get rep­resentation,” Derlin said.“The real drive behind [CEL

students] is to be represented by current student government.”

Making amendsOxford said he and Chris Ray, student attorney for ASNMSU, plan to attend the CEL college council meeting Wednesday as previously arranged by the CEL. “I think this means that AS­NMSU now needs to advise our council again on what course to follow so our students are repre­sented,” Derlin said.Oxford said he and Ray hope to help the college decide how to proceed.“There obviously may be some hard feelings between the CEL and Senate,” Oxford said. “We obviously want to smooth that out and be there to help them and to further clarify [the situation]. We 6%..(0(..( #$)/(%&(,&("&;(+3.)1("&:(most of all express that ASNMSU is still there for the CEL.”Oxford said the CEL can ap­point representation at the col­lege council meeting Wednesday. Oxford said according to the law book, the appointed person or persons would be eligible to serve as interim senator for the remain­der of the fall semester and for the spring semester as well if need be.“I think the problem right now is they don’t have anybody,” Ox­ford said.For more information, visit www.roundupnews.com.

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)%%3%3+*0+5%+30)%67­­ Jeffrey Oxford,

ASNMSU Vice President

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wonderful faculty members,

great students, very dedicated

staff.”

Cruzado said she learned a lot

of important things during her

time at NMSU, including the im­

!"#$%&'()"*)!+$$,&-)!("!.()/)#0$1“I’ve learned to listen,” Cru­

zado said. “I’ve tried to push

the agenda of different constitu­

ents, [including] students, staff,

alums and the community. In

doing that, I found an immense

source of satisfaction.”

Advice for studentsCruzado said she cares about

the students of NMSU and has

enjoyed working with them.

Cruzado also had advice for their

success.

“Students at NMSU need to

aim high. The sky is the limit,”

Cruzado said. “[Based on] expe­

riences with our alumni, what

they tell us is the preparation

$2(3) #('(,4(5) 2(#() 6+%.,/)(5)them to compete neck and neck

[and prepared them for] other

[experiences] they engaged in

after graduating. Students today

have the same or better opportu­

nities to accomplish their goals

and have a shining future ahead

of them.”

Finding a new provostBen Woods, senior vice presi­

dent of University Relations,

said NMSU personnel are work­

,&-) $") 0(.('$) $2()7"0$) 6+%.,/)(5)individual for the position of in­

terim provost and executive vice

president. Woods said Manuel

Pacheco, interim president of

NMSU, will establish a search

committee to help hire for this

position, and Pacheco will give

the process high priority.

“That individual will be named

as soon as the selection is made

and terms are reached,” Woods

said.

Woods said the new provost

and executive vice president will

need to have many important

skills and characteristics to take

Cruzado’s place.

“Dr. Cruzado brought many

excellent qualities to her duties

as evidenced by her recent se­

lection as president of Montana

State University,” Woods said.

“The NMSU provost position

will require experience in lead­

ership, the development of stra­

tegic vision, fairness in the face

of competing needs and limited

assets and the ability to build

consensus among the many di­

verse groups we serve across this

state.”

892() &(:$) !#"4"0$) ;,..) /)&5) %)vibrant institution that has re­

ceived multiple accolades from

different organizations around

the nation,” Cruzado said. “[We

have] many reasons to be proud

of NMSU.”

The NMSU nominationCruzado said she was nomi­

nated as a candidate for presi­

dent of NMSU, but in the end

the lead position at MSU was

meant to be.

“NMSU has been a very im­

portant part of my life. I only

have good memories about New

Mexico State University,” Cru­

zado said. “I am very grateful

about the opportunity at Mon­

tana State University. I feel like

now I have students at both uni­

versities that expect me to do a

great job. That’s a great respon­

sibility.”

Cruzado will be paid $280,000

!(#)3(%#<)!.+0)=(&(/)$0<)%0)!#(0,>dent of MSU, according to an an­

nouncement by the MSU Board

of Regents released last Friday.

A climate changeCruzado joked about having

a presidential dog sled at Mon­

tana State University to carry

her through the winter. Cruzado

said the people of Montana wel­

comed her warmly, and she is

looking forward to the change.

“MSU does great research in

regards to cold weather,” Cru­

zado said. “It’s an opportunity to

learn a lot about colder climates.

Hopefully I’ll catch on and learn

to enjoy the snow.”

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ward making the decision.

McKee said it was interest­

ing to see that approximately

75 percent of those polled said

they were not aware that the fa­

cilities were separate.

McKee said the faculty health

center is housed is Research

Park, which is used by Arrow­

head to act as an incubator for

new businesses.

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out by any means,” McKee said,

“but [Arrowhead] would like us

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search [as it was intended.]”

McKee said if the centers

were to merge, no jobs would

be lost.

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tune time,” McKee said. “Some

people are looking at retiring,

but absolutely no one would

lose their job through any type

of merge.”

McKee said she and AS­

NMSU intend to keep students

involved throughout the pro­

cess, including engaging the

students in the architectural

design on the center and how

to maintain the comfort and

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McKee said the laboratory,

pharmacy and x­ray divisions

of the center would be expand­

ed if the centers were to merge.

The proposal will be present­

ed to the student fee review

board this week, and the next

step will be to take the proposal

to the administration for fur­

ther review, McKee said.

A total of 1,334 students re­

sponded to the survey, which

was conducted using www.sur­

veymonkey.com. The survey

was voluntary, and students

;(#()&"$,/)(5)"*) $2()0+#4(3)4,%)the student list serve and stu­

dent hotline.

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underrepresented population at a university that honors diversity. Both made remarks signifying a commitment to welcoming and retaining all students on campus – male, female, Hispanic, black, gay, lesbian – you get the point. Herman, at many of the forums, referred to the scandal as the “elephant in the room,” and said he came out of the situation wiser, using the adage “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” Although :$)5-*2!&#'!(0';$!,)(%!-5'*+!%#$!,*-./(%(2!3-*1/1.9!answered questions about the circumstances surrounding his recent resignation as chancellor at the University of Illinois at <)=-*-4>#-50-/+*2!?@A<!#-(!%&'!$83$0%/'*-.!,*-./(%(!&/%#!ethically clean backgrounds. After the initial committee announcement, the public scandals and alleged improprieties of James Oblinger and Herman signaled a lackluster search effort, but -7%$)!#$-)/*+!,*-./(%(!(0$-;!-%!the public forums last week, it appears the committee found two gems in Rossbacher and Couture. The Round Up wants to know what students, faculty, staff and the Las Cruces community %#/*;!-='B%!%#$!,*-./(%(!&#'!spoke at NMSU last week. Send your responses to truopinion@nmsu.edu.

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People wandered the down­

town mall taking in live music,

art, crafts and culture last Fri­

day at the First Friday Ramble.

The monthly event, which

!"#$%&'(")$&*+&!,$&-.%!&/.01"2&*3&every month in the downtown

mall, showcases downtown gal­

leries, live music, open micro­

phone events and sometimes,

new exhibits at both downtown

museums.

“Everybody rambles around

and explores all of the different

exhibits and galleries,” said Jim

Turrentine, owner of the Main

Street Gallery and Big Picture

Digital Imaging Lounge. “It cov­

ers all of downtown, and most

people visit all of the venues.

4!5%&"&6$.2&7801&$6$+!9: Many of the 13 downtown gal­

leries open new shows as part

of the Ramble, and 18 galleries

participate, Turrentine said.

“It’s the only ongoing event

like it in Las Cruces,” Turrentine

said. “It’s self sustaining. It’s

not an organized event; there’s

no committee, no planning, it

just took off on it’s own.”

The Main Street Gallery

opened an exhibition of works

by local artists focusing on

pomegranates, and the Blue

Gate Gallery launched a series

of lithograph reproductions.

“It’s a great way for artists to

get exposure, and a lot of or­

ganizations have membership

shows,” Hosa­Dougherty said.

“It’s a nice early evening out for

folks that like the arts scene.”

Many local hobby and interest

groups set up booths between

the Branigan Cultural Center

and the Las Cruces Museum of

Art, hoping to gain publicity and

members, while others groups

simply promoted their causes.

“It’s a wonderful opportunity

to park and walk,” Hosa­Dough­

erty said. “Being in the down­

town area, even if something is

a block away, it’s still a comfort­

able distance.”

Turrentine said his favorite

part of the event is the art and

the fact that so many people

come together.

“The arts become a vehicle to

create a social mixer,” Turren­

tine said. “We see some familiar

faces, people who come regular­

ly, and there’s always new faces,

and new people to meet.”

The December Ramble will

take place Dec. 4 and will co­

incide with the opening of new

exhibits. The Branigan Cultural

Center will hold a reception for

its exhibition, “Images of Tor­

tugas,” which features the pho­

tography of Robert Kaiser and

opens that Friday.

The Las Cruces Museum of

Art will hold a reception for

three new exhibits, “Swarm”

by Julia Barello, “Mirage” by

Rachelle Thiewes and “Margi

Weir: Three Decades of Inqui­

ry.”

The Main Street Gallery will

begin a show featuring western

".!0%!&;*<$.!&=>,**72:&>,83$(!5%&pencil drawings.

The Blue Gate Gallery will

open a show featuring the work

of Idie Karr, an NMSU student

at the December Ramble.

“I think we’ll all be geared up

for some special things in De­

cember that would make holi­

day gift giving a thing to con­

sider” Hosa­Dougherty said.

“We have small works and large

works that would suit anybody’s

economic situation.”

Some participants in the

monthly event include the Art of

Life Gallery, Black Box Theatre

lobby gallery, Blue Gate Gallery,

Branigan Cultural Center, Jus­

tus Wright Galeria, Las Cruces

Museum of Fine Art, The Main

Street Gallery, Rio Grande The­

atre’s El Paso Electric & Car­

olene Herbel de Mesilla Galler­

ies, and the Unravel Gallery.

Despite construction down­

town, Hosa­Dougherty said

the Ramble will continue, and

downtown businesses will

maintain regular hours.

The Ramble is held on the

-.%!&/.01"2&*3&$6$.2&?*+!,&3.*?&5 to 7 p.m. in the downtown

mall and is free to the public.

Maps are available at participat­

ing galleries.

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Peter Michie (left) and George Aiuvalasit perform at the Friday night ramble event.

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The Ramble is an invitation for Las Cruces residents to join Las Cruces museums and art galleries for a night of art openings, entertainment, and live theater. The Ramble takes place

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The Downtown Ramble is free and open to the public. The Ramble features many

different genres of art and entertainment that can appeal to most everyone.

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On the season, the offen­sive line has helped establish the seventh ranked rushing offense in the WAC. Players have been nicked up here and there, but for the most part, have been consis­tent. On the year, they have given up 15 sacks, fourth fewest in the WAC. Offensive lineman Mike Grady’s take: “Everybody needs to be on the same page and ev­

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able to get anything going.”

O­Line Grade: C

Defense

The Aggie defense has been average so far this season and is ranked fourth in the WAC. The defense has improved in Walker’s !"#$% &'(")% (*+)%,(*&% $-,'#)% .(#%been put in bad situations by the offense. The defense has given up /'0'"%&("+#%$.(*%!1'%2$.'"%$'(,#%in the WAC, but has given up the most touchdowns. Walker’s Take: “We’re go­ing to have to do a better job on

defense to keep people out of the

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Defense Grade: C+

Defense by position

D­Line

Defensive ends Pierre Fils (*+%3(*$'%4(1(5'%"(*6%!/$.%-*%$.'%WAC in sacks and tackles for loss, respectively. As a unit, the Aggies have combined for 14 sacks on the season. They rank third­to­last in the WAC in stopping the run, giving up more than 200 yards a game on the ground. Walker’s Take: “I thought de­fensively we fought [Ohio State]

a little bit, and obviously you

need help from your whole foot­

ball team when you’re going up

against a team like that.”

D­Line Grade: C

D­Backs

Ranked second in the WAC in pass defense, the Aggie secondary has been consistent all year. They are allowing about 190 yards a game. Nevada, who is ranked last in this category, is giving up more than 300 yards per game through the air. The NMSU secondary has given up 13 passing touchdowns (*+% .(1'% /2"7'+% !1'% -*$'"7'8­tions. Safety Stephon Hatchett’s Take: “When it’s time for us to !"#$%&$#'"$(")*+$,"$,-&#$#%$!./"$the team momentum early in the

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D­backs’ Grade: A

Linebackers

In Walker’s defense, the line­backers do a little bit of every­thing. They run stop, drop back into coverage and do everything in between. Therefore, they take credit (and criticism) from all as­pects of the defense. Walker’s Take: “There were some bright spots I thought from

a defensive standpoint in terms

of some things that we did sche­

matically.”

Linebackers’ Grade: B­

Special Teams

Special teams have been the best unit for the Aggies. Kyle Nel­son has taken over punting and kicking duties and has faired well in both. Returner Marcus Ander­son has been a return guru for the Aggies and received WAC Special Teams Player of the Week honors earlier this season. Walker’s Take: “Special teams has had a couple of mis­

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our best unit.”

Special Teams’ Grade: B

Kicking

% 9.'%:55-'#%("'%"(*6'+%!"#$%-*%the WAC in kickoff coverage and have 10 touchbacks on the year. Other than their stellar kickoff coverage, the Aggies rank near the bottom of the WAC in PATs,

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Returning

The Aggies are ranked second in the WAC in punt return aver­age and eighth in kickoff return

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With four weeks left in the semester, students are gearing up for a last­ditch effort to raise their grades – the football team is in the same situation – and there is not much time for improvement. In their last three games, the Aggies have been outscored 124­10 by their opponents. Head foot­ball coach DeWayne Walker said the bye week couldn’t have come at a better time for his team. “I think for us, looking at it, this is probably the right time for us to have a bye so we can kind of !"#!$%&'()*'+)*'(',(-' .$'+)/01'up these last four games,” Walker said. Games against Hawaii, Ne­vada, San Jose State, and No. 7 Boise State still remain on the Ag­gies schedule. Meanwhile, Walk­er is still preaching team building and improvement to his players.

Offense

The Aggies rank dead last in the WAC in total offense and are near the bottom in every offen­sive statistical category. In their +!0.')/)"'#(2"03'.1"'4##/"0'1(5"'scored just 13 offensive touch­downs and average less than 12 points per game. Boise State,

,1/61' /0' +!0.' /)' .1"'748' /)' .$­tal offense, has scored 46 touch­downs this season. Walker’s Take: “If we can’t score any points, we won’t win another game. We’re really just spending time with the offensive players and the offensive coach­

es. We have to generate points.”Offense Grade: F

Offense by position

Quarterbacks

Inconsistent quarterback play has been an issue all year for the Aggies. Trevor Walls and Jeff

Fleming have split time all year long, and neither has managed to separate himself from the other. The Aggies are last in the WAC in passing offense and have scored just four touchdowns this season. Hawaii and Idaho both have 16 touchdown passes on the season

and Boise State has 24. Walkers Take: “We’ll try to start all over again to see what !"# $""%# &'# %'# &'# ("$")*&"# +),&#downs and touchdowns.”

Quarterbacks’ Grade: F

Running backs

Running back Seth Smith has emerged as a star in the Aggie of­fense. Smith is seventh in rushing in the WAC and averages about 80 yards a game. The rushing at­tack as accounted for 1,243 yards and eight of the Aggies’ 13 total touchdowns on the season.Running backs’ Grade: A­

Receivers

While the Aggies are loaded with fast and talented receivers on the outside, the passing game has underachieved, due in large part to quarterback play. The of­fense only throws the ball about 22 times a game, while rushing more than 40 times per game. When receivers do get their hands on the ball, explosive plays ensue. Receivers Todd Lee, Marcus Al­len and Marcus Anderson are averaging, as a group, 25 yards per reception. Still, the lack of big plays concerns Walker.

Receivers’ Grade: C­

New Mexico State University Football Bye Week Report CardLeft: Quarterback Jeff Fleming sets up for a throw. The passing attack for the Aggies is last in the WAC. Right: Junior receiver William Bullock pulls in a high pass during practice Wednesday. Frank De La O/the Round Up

Running back Ronald Opetaia prepares to catch a ball during a drill Wednesday. Opetaia continues to make plays for the Aggies despite a caston his right hand. Frank De La O/the Round Up

See Report Card pg. 11