Albuquerque Journal - 2015-03-01

• New Mexico digs out
• Foresight or poor planning?
• Students take the PARCC plunge
• HOLM WINS BY DECISION AT UFC 184
• COLORFUL HISTORY
• Boyd staying on as Santa Fe schools chief
• Puzzle alert
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Exhibit covers open landscapes by a who’s who of NM artists
• Conservati­ve wing frustrates GOP leaders
• Missouri town mourns as gunman kills 7, then self
• Errors on health forms add hassle to tax season
• All about PARCC
• Russian media speculates on killing of Putin critic
• State business leaders want more campaign disclosure
• Panel backs new gambling compact
• SOLITARY SOLUTION?
• Top court to teach remedial reading
• Most of delegation to see Israeli PM
• Ride-sharing businesses need a lift from lawmakers
• Monarch butterflie­s need help
• DOE and micromanag­ement crippling LANL
• Adoption of PARCC test will pay off in long run
• Forceful call for justice co-opted
• DEATHS/ FUNERALS
• 5 SENIOR DISCOUNTS TO AVOID
• Former Egyptian president needs help, but not yours
• We could all stand to lift our retirement IQ
• Deductible woes: Tips for handling medical expenses
• Spring training for rookies
• Get big things done as an empathetic entreprene­ur
• ‘Even if I had failed, I would have no regrets. I now realize that you only regret the things you don’t do.’
• 5 things to know about ‘chicken money’
• The richest man in world history? Putin would say no
• RISKY JUSTICE
• Bacteria presents flourishin­g eagles with a new threat
• Latest Sports Hall of Fame selections to be inducted today
• UNM men make it eight straight losses
• Lobos hold off Bulldogs
• SWEEP SUCCESS
• Kentucky (29-0) gets 46th SEC title
• Zags’ defeat could be costly
• Boise State wins at SDSU, grabs share of first
• Pennsylvan­ia recruit visits
• SDSU’s Burrell relishes her track & field life
• Lobo baseball rallies in 9th; Aggie softball goes 5-0 in Vegas
• ‘There was none fiercer’
• Wizards end 6-game skid
• Gordon says he’s not ready for rocking chair
• Colorado’s Hawkins still going strong at age 42
• Sale breaks foot in ‘freak accident’
• Bears appear to be team to beat
• 2015 METRO-AREA BASEBALL CAPSULES
• METRO PLAYERS TO WATCH
• Harrington leads stormy Honda Classic
• Red Wings topple front-running Preds
• More delays set up ‘Super Tuesday’
• ‘ARMY’ of SPINSTERS
• Women showing off many shades of gray
• ‘Eloquent’ statement announces impending death
• PILGRIMAGE FOR ALL
• It’s up to Dad to reveal details of divorce to kids
• HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
• SENIOR CALENDAR
• HOW YOU CAN HELP
• For fashionist­as, tech illuminate­s, adds comfort
• Adventurer­s zip across the Costa Rican rain forest
• Employee’s assurance falls short
• COLOR & LIGHT
• Serious weaponry in ‘Spartacus’
• HILARIOUS MUSICAL
• Co-authors discuss NM pueblo baseball
• There’s rebellion on the ‘Animal Farm’
• Elemental themes in glass works
• Recital covers late sonatas of Haydn, Mozart
• Iron art exhibit at Highlands University
• The walking wounded
• Sonic Youth founder tells of life in art
• Debut novel takes an old form to a new place
• Quartet maintains its intimacy
• Lenten concerts take over March Fridays
• Youth art at Expo NM
• Music very important for flamenco footwork
• HOW TO RESEARCH EMPLOYERS

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