Columns
Surviving college easier with company
By CARRIE CUTLER
The bars and coffee shops near the University tend to remain busy during the semester. When I first started attending UNM, I wondered why the businesses around Central Avenue seemed so busy.
FEB 6
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Student magazines deserve recognition
By CHRIS QUINTANA
Readers,
I don’t want to start writing so often that my friendly reminders fall upon blind eyes, so I’ll keep this week’s address pretty short.
FEB 3
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Dr. Peg’s Prescription
By DR. PEGGY SPENCER
Dear Dr. Peg,
I like to use a neti pot to wash out my sinuses when I have a cold or allergies, but I heard that some people died from doing this.
FEB 2
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Know your rights when stopped by police
By MATTHEW LEGAN SANCHEZ/ DAILY LOBO GUEST COLUMNIST
Last semester more than 30 UNM students were arrested at Yale Park for voicing their support for the Occupy Albuquerque movement after school officials closed the protest site due to mounting safety concerns.
FEB 2
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Think outside the race box, Arizona
By DEVON STEVENS
Dear Arizona government,
I’ve become increasingly disturbed at your public policies toward those of a different … let’s say “color.”
FEB 1
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Letters
Pastors should live on their spiritual rewards
Editor,
I am certain that Senator McGill is right about people performing the tasks that God gives them the ability to do, (or, as some say, “God calls them to do”) regardless of what they are paid to perform those tasks.
FEB 6
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If teachers should be paid in satisfaction, so should CEOs
Editor,
The Huffington Post article about this starts with the following: “Someone alert the unions: Raising teacher pay will actually make for worse teachers — according to one GOP lawmaker.”
FEB 3
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Tech students too pale, need more time in sun
Editor,
Why do I get the overwhelming impression that engineers are afraid of daylight? Don’t get me wrong — I’m not some sort of bronzed Adonis — but I can’t help but wonder why every engineering classroom I’ve ever been in has had its windows closed snug and its blinds tightly drawn.
Why do I get the overwhelming impression that engineers are afraid of daylight? Don’t get me wrong — I’m not some sort of bronzed Adonis — but I can’t help but wonder why every engineering classroom I’ve ever been in has had its windows closed snug and its blinds tightly drawn.
FEB 3
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Treasure the present, the future is uncertain
Editor,
I am deeply indebted to many people who have loved, taught and inspired me. All my friends and enemies are my teachers — both on how to live and how not to live.
FEB 1
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Lobo shouldn’t assume readers have calendars
Editor,
I enjoyed reading Alexandra Swanberg and Nicole Perez’s nutshell reviews of upcoming local music events in the Culture section of Tuesday’s paper.
FEB 1
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