New Mexico Creative Economy Values Santa Fe Arts Concentration
A Santa Fe centered view notes the Department of Cultural Affairs 224 page report on renewing New Mexico’s creative economy. It emphasizes government funding roles, NEA and NEFA inputs, heritage craft sectors, and Santa Fe hosting the nation's highest concentration of professional artists with Albuquerque trailing.
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Department of Cultural Affairs
New Mexico
New Mexico Earth Matters
Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources
Jeffrey Mitchell
University of New Mexico
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
Newmexicoculture.org
New England Foundation For the Arts
NEFA
National Endowment For the Arts
Cultural Affairs Department
Feds
Shepard's Lamb
Organiclamb.com
Antonio
Molly Manzanares
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
NAICS
UNMEditorial Urges Clear Hazing Policy On Campus
The New Mexico Daily urges UNM to tighten hazing rules after a women's soccer hazing incident. It notes the existing code lacks explicit hazing language and calls for heightened awareness, clearer guidelines, and stronger disciplinary action to prevent initiation abuse across sports, campus groups, and workplaces.
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Albuquerque
UNM
Dianne Anderson
Anderson
Paul Krebs
Krebs
Ferguson and the enduring white rights agenda in America
The piece argues that Ferguson mirrors a national history of poverty and racial tension and notes the Council of Conservative Citizens based in St. Louis as a longstanding white rights group with ties to Republican politicians. It traces CCC from its 1985 founding by Lester Maddox, its 1998 exposure linked to Trent Lott, and ongoing ties to officials including John Ashcroft.
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Ferguson
St. Louis
Missouri
Ku Klux Klan
Ism
Council of Conservative Citizens
Citizens Councils
Klan
CCC
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Trent Lott
Mississippi
Southern Poverty Law Center
United States
Republican National Committee
Sen
John Ashcroft
Advanced cholesterol testing for select patients discussed
Doctors debate the value of advanced lipid testing beyond standard lipid profiles. Experts say apoB and LDL subparticle data may aid risk assessment in some groups, but for the average patient it does not change treatment advised by standard tests.
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Doctor K
Jorge Plutzky
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Plutzky
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