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Think New Mexico

2 days ago

Congratulations to Think New Mexico board member Brian Moore and his wife Linda who are celebrating 30 years of owning and operating Clayton Ranch Market! ... See MoreSee Less

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Clara ApodacaCongratulations Brian on your 30 years of ownership

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Think New Mexico

3 days ago

Except even with fiscal ’17’s huge drop, the scholarship fund is getting more dollars than before the 30 percent requirement. As Fred Nathan of Santa Fe think tank Think New Mexico points out, “In 2002, lottery revenues were $129.5 million. Scholarships got $29.6 million – 23 percent. This year revenues were $126 million, and scholarships got $37.8 million – 30 percent. That’s millions of dollars more for students.” ... See MoreSee Less

OPINION | Editorial: Lottery scholarship fund takes a double-digit hit

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By Albuquerque Journal Editorial Board • OPINION | Somebody should be asking lottery officials how the biggest drop in revenues in the lottery's history occurred on their watch

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Think New Mexico

1 week ago

Social Investor Christian Alexander wears his Think New Mexico "thinking cap" while hiking Lions Head in Cape Town, South Africa! ... See MoreSee Less

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Think New Mexico

1 week ago

We’re disappointed that the New Mexico Lottery is blaming this year's low revenues on the requirement that it must deliver at least 30% to scholarships.

In fact, the lottery has delivered more dollars to scholarships EVERY YEAR since the 30% was in place than it did in ANY year before. That includes this year.

Compare this year with 2002 (before the 30% requirement). In 2002, Lottery revenues were $129.5 million. Scholarships got $29.6 million (23%).

This year revenues were $126 million, and scholarships got $37.8 million (30%). That’s millions of dollars more for students.

Bottom Line: Whether it’s a good revenue year or a bad revenue year for the lottery, scholarships do better with the 30%. ... See MoreSee Less

New Mexico Lottery earns $37.8M for scholarships in 2017

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That presents an $8.5 million decline from the previous year.

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Think New Mexico

2 weeks ago

We are so proud of former Think New Mexico Leadership Intern Gregorio Gonzales, who recently defended his PhD dissertation at The University of Texas at Austin on Genízaro race, indigeneity and belonging in northern New Mexico! ... See MoreSee Less

Gregorio Gonzales -- 2016 Katrin H. Lamon Resident Scholar

Si Eres Genízaro: Race, Indigeneity, and Belonging in Northern New Mexico. In this presentation, Gregorio Gonzales examines the politics of racialization, re...