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Anthropology department to hold virtual convocation May 12, 2021
The University of New Mexico Department of Anthropology will present a virtual convocation Saturday, May 15, at 1 pm. The ceremony will honor 76 graduates receiving their bachelor’s degrees and 33 graduates receiving their Master’s and Ph.D.s.
The virtual convocation will include graduates from Fall 2019 through Summer 2021. Guest speakers are outstanding PhD graduates olly Brause, Ethnology; Jonathan Dombrosky, Archaeology; Drew Enigk, Evolutionary Anthropology; and outstanding Undergraduate Honors student Kathryn Sokolowski. The speeches will be followed by a reading of the names and accomplishments of undergraduate BA/BS students and undergraduate Honors BA/BS students by Department Chair Keith Hunley, and a reading of names and accomplishments of Master’s and Ph.D. students by Graduate Director Emily Jones. The video will stay posted on the department’s YouTube channel.
May 6, 2021
On Wednesday evening, Texas’ Hyeon-Jong Yang made his first career start. While a low pitch count and a fourth-inning jam limited him to 3.1 innings, the southpaw still managed to impress: He struck out eight and walked only one while missing 15 bats on 37 swings. This was just a spot start in place of injured Kohei Arihara, but it was almost certainly good enough to warrant another look sooner rather than later.
Yang didn’t arrive with the same fanfare as fellow KBO transplant Ha-seong Kim. The 33-year-old had to settle for a minor league deal; he didn’t even make the Rangers’ Opening Day roster. Still, he’s a legend back home in South Korea. With two KBO Series titles, an MVP trophy on the mantle, and numerous international accolades there was little left for him to prove in Gwangju, and he understandably wanted to test his mettle at the highest level while he’s still near the peak of his powers.