NMMI Embodies Tradition and Progressive Policy Balance
An examination of New Mexico Military Institute shows a blended approach preserving its 1891 military traditions while embracing open admission for women since 1891 and accommodating diverse faiths. The campus chapel and full-time chaplain support all religions, with facilities for kosher and Ramadan practices and a policy of nonpromotion of any single faith.
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New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Corps of Cadets
Virginia Military Institute
VMI
Roswell
Feb 8 history highlights across years
On February 8 dates of note include the 1910 incorporation of the Boy Scouts of America and the 1904 start of the Russo-Japanese War. Other events cover D W Griffiths Birth of a Nation premiere in 1915, 1922 White House radio, 1924 gas execution in Nevada, 1968 Orangeburg protest deaths, 1973 Watergate committee, and 1974 Skylab return after 84 days.
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Associated Press
Boy Scouts of America
D.W. Griffith
Los Angeles
Hardin
White House
United States
Nevada State
Carson City
Orangeburg
S.C
Senate
Skylab Space Station
Earth
Rockets edged by Wildcats in 4-A clash at Rocket Gym
Robert Zuniga led the Goddard Rockets with 13 points though Kenny Ray Dicken assisted Clovis with a lift in the District 4-A game Friday. Zuniga scored two points and the Rockets fell 76 to 54 as Dickenson added six for the Wildcats.
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Robert Zuniga
Goddard Rockets
Kenny Ray Dickenson
Clovis
Rocket Gym
Zuniga
Dickenson
Wildcats
Rockets
Jim Forrester
Chaves
Hendrickson
Florence Hendrickson
W. McGaffey St
Clintonites seek office across multiple states
National pundits note Bill Richardson among Clinton cabinet members launching gubernatorial bids while Elizabeth Dole pursues Senate, and Erskine Bowles and other aides eye congressional runs. The piece discusses Clinton era post-tenure ambitions, including New Mexico figures and broader patterns of political career moves.
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Santa FE
Bill Richardson
New Mexico
Clinton
Janet Reno
Florida
Andrew Cuomo
New York
Robert Reich
Massachusetts
Richard Reeves
Reich
Department of Labor
Cuomo
Reno
Richardson
Los Alamos
Reeves
Elizabeth Dole
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Labor and Transportation
Erskine Bowles
U.S. Senate
Bobby Kennedy
Clinton Anderson
Anderson
U.S. House
Harry Truman
Senate
Truman
Will Lester
Associated Press
al Gore
Lester
White House
Bill Curry
Connecticut
Rahm Emanuel
Pete Dagher
Congress
Illinois
Fred Duval
Arizona
Gloria Tristani
Federal Communications Commission
Sen
Pete Domenici
Bush campaign speech depicts ticking time bombs axis of evil
The article reports on 2002 campaign remarks portraying terrorists in vast numbers and warning of imminent danger. It notes President Bush advocates higher military and homeland security spending and a missile defense, framed as both necessary and politically advantageous. Antony Blinken criticizes focusing on national security over domestic issues.
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Washington
Bush
Antony Blinken
Clinton White House
Enron
Blinken
Fox's Cuba trip marks shift in Mexican stance on Castro
Vicente Fox met Fidel Castro in Havana and urged reforms as he invited seven dissidents to the Mexican embassy. The gesture signals a break from past Mexican policy, though Fox faced PRI pressure to avoid antagonizing the United States. The visit highlighted tensions between sovereignty and dependence as Mexico tests its independent foreign policy.
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Vicente Fox
Cuba
Fox
Castro
Latin America
Ernesto Zedillo
Rosario Green
Zedillo
Elizardo Sanchez
Oswaldo Paya
Mmarta Beatriz Roque
Héctor Palacios
Raul Rivero
Manuel Cuesta
Osvaldo Alfonso
Havana
Mexico
United States
PRI
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Fournier
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Partido de Accion Nacional
Partido Revolucionario Institutional
Rocer E
Hernandez