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What do sex and sustainability have in common?
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What do sex and sustainability have in common?
Something showy Give your sweetheart a hip-hopping, heart-stopping good time at the Launchpad on Monday for the comeback tour of Eyedea and Abilities. The hip-hop group is part of the Rhymesayers Entertainment label and released its latest album, “By the Throat,” in July. Micheal Larsen, vocalist for the band, said crowds haven’t always been supportive of his music and performing. “I’ve had people throwing food at me, throwing golf balls at me,” Larsen said. “I’ve had death threats. They say if they see me, they’re going to stab me.” Larsen said he doesn’t get hung up on those things, because there’s nothing he can do about them. “It’s kind of beyond relevant to the creative process,” he said. “I think if a person gets wrapped up in that, they’re making art for the wrong reason, anyway. I play in a few different bands, and I share some pretty intimate bonds with the musicians I play with. But in each instance, it’s different. Within each person, there is a different world that is created.”
Sustainable agriculture student Travis McKenzie wasn’t swayed when people told him he should go to NMSU to study agriculture.
Since nobody’s physical body is going to leave this planet, Tom Delehanty wanted to give something back to it.
Playing games is common in dating.
If you’ve ever wondered what Bigfoot feels like running awkwardly through the snow, you might want to check out the full-moon snowshoe hike on Saturday.
Radio Fig Jungle to Albuquerque: Don’t be Haitin’.
Last Thursday the Daily Lobo published the “Doing it in the Duke City” column about having safe anal sex. Here are some student-survey responses:
Your sphincter is smarter than you think.
“Under the Influence” is a new Daily Lobo series about drug use in Albuquerque. It’s a natural thing for humans to desire intimacy with one another. How people reach that feeling of closeness is changing, especially in younger people who are reaching out to drugs such as methylenedioxymethamphetamine, more commonly known as ecstasy or MDMA. The National Institute on Drug Abuse published a survey in 2007 that reported 12.4 million people in the United States over the age of 12 as saying they had used MDMA at least once in their lives. This article will cover the issue of MDMA from three different perspectives – the user, the psychologist and the law.
Eating local fruits and vegetables doesn’t have to come at a high price. Albuquerque residents have a couple options for getting local produce — they can rent a garden bed at a community garden or they can buy a produce box from a local farm.
A lot of strange things can happen in a dark movie theater.
On Friday, panelists from the Department of Health’s Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee approved four new conditions for DOH Secretary Alfredo Vigil to consider adding to the program.
How can Christmas lights help improve the city’s air quality and feed some residents of the Student Ghetto during a cold winter?
Great balls of spinning, fiery Kevlar!
For some, harvesting turkeys for Thanksgiving is a very serious business; but with good intentions.
Gregory Alan Isakov moved to the U.S. from South Africa when he was 7 years old. Isakov said his upbringing prepared him for his life as a musician because he moved around a lot as a kid. After producing two EPs and one full-length album, he’s released his latest album titled This Empty Northern Hemisphere. Isakov said he enjoys the touring life, but he also enjoys going home to Boulder, Colo. Isakov’s band consists of a violinist, a drummer and a cellist. The group is playing at the El Rey Theater on Saturday at 8 p.m.
This Saturday, UNM will make the queer community prouder.
In the last column I wrote, I mentioned the large number (25 percent) of women who never orgasm during sex.
Part of what makes New Mexico the Land of Enchantment are the dozens of hot springs found all over the state.