A Change in Voting Systems
Nevada, a key swing state, voted to implement ranked voting. Final Five Voting is a new primary election setup that gets rid of partisan primaries, re-enfranchises voters, and...
Governor
Republican-turned-Democrat candidate Charlie Crist was hoping that his third try in the Florida governor’s race would lead to victory. Republican incumbent governor DeSantis, didn’t look...
Attorney General
In the Michigan attorney general race, incumbent Dana Nessel (D) ran against Matthew DePerno (R). As of an October 26-28 poll, Nessel held a one-percentage lead over DePerno, 44%-43%....
Governor
Three key races occurred in our neighboring state to the west, Arizona – the contest for governor, featuring Republican candidate Kari Lake up against Democrat incumbent secretary of state...
Senate
Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker have gone at each other's throats for months now, as they competed for a senate seat in Georgia. Warnock, a Democrat, is Georgia’s incumbent senator. He won...
In the episode of Nexus, Keira and Scarlett round up some great college advice from CGO and from their own experience. The scholarship websites they reference are www.bold.org; and www.niche.com.
A young Notah Begay III (‘90) accompanies his father to one of his “nine hole league” games on a Thursday afternoon. He and his brother, Clint, went weekly with their dad. Notah says these are his...
Most of the investigative journalism stories that pop up on your news feed probably consist of mass discoveries in the lives of major political figures or breakthroughs in decades-long cold crime cases....
Mitch Graham, a student at CNM pursuing a degree in Political Science and Government, who can solve a Rubik’s cube in 45 seconds and says Capital One made “a bad decision” by giving him a credit...
Trevor Martenson '94 is a man of many stories. A husband and father to five children, a family physician, hunter, and family friend of mine, Dr. Tevor, as I call him, is one of the most interesting people...
Ben Montoya '23, Writer, Journalism Class 2022-2023
• November 1, 2022
Curtis Beach ‘09 has been an athlete all his life. Growing up in an athletic family including an aunt and three uncles who all played college sports, Beach has been around sports as long as he can remember....
Peter Levin '11, an Albuquerque Academy graduate who applied for a fellows program in 2021, is now the newest science teacher in the 6-7 division. Although Mr. Levin is the teacher, Butters, one of the...