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Special event, the Vice President ial debate tuesday at nine story. Im Anderson Cooper. There are five weeks left until the election and the race remains extremely tight, especially in the critical Swing States, winning some of these states could come down to one key demographic, the Latino Vote. Latinos are the second largest and fastestgrowing group of voters in the United States. The majority of them have historically voted for democrats thats but a growing number of latinos have become repub...

Welcome to the whole story. Im Anderson Cooper. There are five weeks left until the election and the race remains extremely tight, especially in the critical Swing States winning some of these states could come down to one key demographic, the Latino Vote. Latinos are the second largest and fastestgrowing group of voters in the United States. The majority of them have historically voted for democrats, but a growing number of latinos have become republicans. And many now support former President ...

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Administrators at Western New Mexico University, a small institution of some 3,500 students in Silver City, routinely spend tens of thousands of dollars on international trips and exorbitantly priced furniture

Despite the steep price tags on travel, lodging and furnishing for these officials, the university has never once conducted a cost-benefit analysis to review such spending.

Western New Mexico University President Joseph Shepard says the expenses are all necessary, even if he hasn’t done the math to back it up.