CNM mourns the loss of pharmacy student; Brittni Carlini brutally murdered, accused killer commits suicide
by Patrick Hibbard, Managing Editor
Volume 15, Issue 12
November 17, 2009
20-year-old CNM student, Brittni Carlini, was reported missing by her parents on Friday, Nov. 6 after going to a co-worker’s house the night before to retrieve a snowboard and not returning. The next day Adrian Montoya, the fiancé of Ryan Vigil’s mother, reported to police that he had found possible blood in Vigil’s truck bed and had witnessed him throwing a bat into the neighbor’s yard.
Word on the Street
by Scott Tillman, Copy Editor
Volume 15, Issue 12
November 17, 2009
What are you doing for Thanksgiving this year?
Tony Trujillo won 2009 Distinguished Alumni Award; Holman’s President remembers a smaller, specialized TVI
by Michelle Davis, Staff Reporter
Volume 15, Issue 12
November 17, 2009
In 1962, Albuquerque was a sleepy little desert town where everyone knew each other downtown and there was nothing East of San Mateo Blvd. Wild mustangs ran in herds on the mesa and tourists would drive through on Route 66 without much to see except some exceptional scenery and the Rio Grande.
Theatre Department seeks comedy scripts; Spring production to be “31 flavors” of comed
by Michelle Davis, Staff Reporter
Volume 15, Issue 12
November 17, 2009
Ever want to make an audience laugh their pants off? Aspiring writers, now’s your chance, as CNM’s Theatre Department is currently accepting plays and skits for its 2010 comedy montage production.
Art Without Limits
by Josue Ledezma, Staff Reporter
Volume 15, Issue 12
November 17, 2009
Art is something that is not limited, but endless. When the body leaves this world and enters the realm of art, there are no limits. The sense of boundary is lost where dreams can only be expressed by the genius that the hand belongs to.