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Congress unlikely to react soon to Obama’s immigration order, debaters say

Jose Soto, SHFWire Intern January 20, 2015

WASHINGTON - Two political commentators agreed Monday that President Barack Obama’s executive order on immigration reform will probably remain in effect because Congress is unlikely to take action to change it. “The intention was to provoke a response...

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Muslim leaders see new cartoon as further insult to Islamic faith

Joe Mussatto, SHFWire Intern January 20, 2015

WASHINGTON – The latest edition of Charlie Hebdo has offended the leader of a U.S. Muslim advocacy organization, just a week after Islamic extremists murdered 12 employees of the magazine because of controversial depictions of the Prophet Muhammad. Nihad...

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Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony List, recounted the national anti-abortion organization’s hand in building the Republican Senate majority at a press conference Thursday at the National Press Club. The nonprofit spent millions of dollars in 2014 to elect anti-abortion candidates.

Anti-abortion group confident House will pass ban on late-term abortion

Jordan Gass-Pooré, SHFWire Intern January 20, 2015

WASHINGTON – Marjorie Dannenfelser is a self-described reluctant convert to the anti-abortion movement. Dannenfelser made it her life’s mission to end abortion after a philosophical debate when she was a Duke University undergraduate, she said at...

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Daudistel returns as interim provost

Amanda Guillen, Assistant Editor January 20, 2015

Junius Gonzales, former provost and vice president for academic affairs, announced in November his new job as senior vice president for academic affairs of all 17 campuses for the University of North Carolina, which will become effective Jan. 28. Currently,...

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La lucha por una educación continua para soñadores

Jesús Enrique López Vargas, Contributor January 20, 2015

Las intenciones de Barack Obama han mostrado ser siempre genuinas y humildes al intentar proteger a los inmigrantes indocumentados cuya única meta es vivir en esta nación en paz, siendo parte de la sociedad. El 20 de noviembre del año pasado, el presidente...

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Guatemala’s Ambassador for the Permanent Mission Jose Maria Argueta was in charge of introducing the Declaration on the Terrorist Attacks in France. He said it had to be done so the members of the Organization of American States could condemn the attacks and speak on behalf of their countries.

Countries of the American continent condemn terrorism

Alicia Alvarez, SHFWire Intern January 20, 2015

The debate, conducted in Spanish, was translated by reporter Alicia Alvarez WASHINGTON - The principles of the French Revolution “Liberté, égalité, fraternité” were underlying every speech given Thursday during the Permanent Council meeting of...

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Texas legislature may affect UTEP’s future plans on education, budget for programs

Texas legislature may affect UTEP’s future plans on education, budget for programs

Kimberly Valle, Entertainment Editor January 20, 2015

UTEP will be submitting several funding requests in the current 84th Texas Legislature, specifically for an $111-million interdisciplinary research center that will replace Burges and Barry Halls. The administration has stated that the center is necessary...

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Ellen Nakashima, The Washington Post, left; former congressman Mike Rogers; Gen. Michael Hayden, former CIA and NSA director, and Paul Stockton, former assistant defense secretary, met Thursday to discuss ways to improve cyber security.

Officials urge legislation to promote cyber security

Tori Kneuven, SHFWire Intern January 20, 2015

WASHINGTON – Cyber security experts rallied behind President Barack Obama’s proposal this week to increase cyber security. Obama and United Kingdom Prime Minister David Cameron on Friday announced the need to increase information sharing between...

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Construction on Centennial Plaza continues past Fall 2014 deadline.

Deadline for construction still in question, UTEP pushes to finish by end of spring

Maria Esquinca, Copy Editor January 20, 2015

Students, workers and UTEP officials alike are united by a common desire—the end of construction on campus. “We too want the project to be over,” said Greg McNicol, associate vice president for business affairs. “We’re working as fast as we...

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A student works at the Enrollment Services Center, which is located at the Mike Loya Academic Services Building.

Enrollment Services adds new extension to aid students’ registration

Ben Woolridge, Contributor January 20, 2015

Registering for classes has gotten a little easier with a new branch within the Enrollment Services Center, where students can now make phone calls with their questions instead of waiting in long lines. Located in the Mike Loya Academic Services Building,...

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Je Suis Charlie?

Maria Esquinca, Copy Editor January 20, 2015

Two weeks ago, the offices of the magazine, Charlie Hebdo, were attacked by radical Islamists, which left 12 people dead. The magazine was notorious for publishing what many called Islamophobic depictions of the prophet Muhammed on their covers. The...

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