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Parting wisdom from outgoing editor

Readers, For the last four years I terrorized UNM through the Daily Lobo. But someone finally wised up, and so this paper is my last as a Lobo employee.

Roybal denied students ability to vote

We have a new student body president now, but it should be known that Jaymie Roybal, lame duck, quietly denied undergrads a chance to vote on their student fees.

Pondering the Chimayó pilgrimage

Needles, empty shooters and crushed malt liquor cans litter the sun-streaked hills and roads that lead to the Santuario de Chimayó, perhaps the most holy pilgrimage site in New Mexico.

All the facts help deter conjecture

Readers, During the last couple of days, I have received a number of letters concerning the Daily Lobo’s choice to run “personal” details about the death of student Garrett Elders.

Motivation to save others key to bull fighting

Riding bulls is dangerous, but bullfighters, whose job it is to protect the riders, work on the ground with the bucking animals.

Teacher quits to be entertainer

Flint Rasmussen gets paid to don clown makeup, dance the Cotton-Eyed Joe and sing Justin Bieber songs in front of crowds up to 10,000 people.

Black March good example of protest

I believe protest is an art; and with any art, some do it better than it others. The Occupy Wall Street Movement, Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr. are exemplary examples of the art of fine protest.
And then there’s our local movement.

Student fees better spent on technology

Dear readers, Student Fee Review Board deliberations are done, and, once again, we have been hosed. I am sure you remember our coverage of ASUNM’s president Jaymie Roybal’s bike-share program.

Stop whining about lefty columns and write for us

Dear readers, As I am fond of saying, I worship the conversation we can create on this opinion page, but, alas, I have noticed this conversation is a bit one-sided.

Familiar with f-stops? The Lobo wants you

The Daily Lobo is searching for photographers, and you might just be the button-pusher we are looking for.

Student magazines deserve recognition

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.

Daily Lobo hungers for feedback

Hello readers, It’s good to be talking like this, the several thousands of you out there and me.

Attend boot camp, oppose SOPA

Hello Lobos, By this point you have fought to the end of the first week of the spring semester. It seemed long, didn’t it?

Copy editing: because you’re a pedant

Hey there, grammatically inclined-readers. I just did something wrong in that last sentence. Do you know what it is?

New bill censors Internet, must be stopped now

Readers, These words “engage in, enable or facilitate copyright infringement,” could shut down the Internet.

Put your ambition and skills to the test, for pay

Readers, haters and anyone else who has turned to the opinion section today: You might have seen fliers or ads for the first ever Daily Lobo Open House.

Protestors Arrested at Yale Park, Central Ave

State police arrested at least 40 Occupy Albuquerque protesters late Tuesday night after UNM administrators refused to renew the protesters’ permit to occupy Yale Park.

Cops remove protesters at midnight

At least 20 UNM and state police officers showed up at midnight Sunday with plastic zip handcuffs and canine units and informed the 30-40 Occupy Albuquerque protesters on campus they would have to leave the University.

Accusation of racism at Daily Lobo offensive, untrue

Readers, On Monday morning, my staff and I received the following petition from a number of individuals, and it is my desire to let their voice be heard: I just signed the following petition addressed to: Daily Lobo. ———————— _Tell the Daily Lobo to Drop the “I-Word.” According to the Drop the I Word (sic) campaign, “people may be out of status for many reasons, but that doesn’t make them ‘illegal.’ No one should adopt dehumanizing terms that are racially charged, legally innacurate (sic) or deny people due process.” We’re calling for an apology from the editors of the Daily Lobo for using the “i-word” in the caption of the photo on the Daily Lobo’s cover on Friday, September 2.

All the news that’s fit to print

The summer is over. It had to happen sometime. And I while I hate to be the bearer of bad news, you do have to come back to class, but in the spirit of keeping you informed, I wanted to take a little time to remind you of the issues UNM faces this year.

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