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What started in an alleyway in the international district is now one of the Southwest’s highest-attended beatbox/dance battle shows.
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What started in an alleyway in the international district is now one of the Southwest’s highest-attended beatbox/dance battle shows.
The New Mexico Symphony Orchestra and Popejoy Hall have put past grievances behind them and are ready to work together to solve the $245,000 debt NMSO owes Popejoy.
The University tested its emergency alert system, LoboAlerts, on Monday, but students said they were confused by the multiple texts and e-mails they received about the test.
Yogurt and cheese make Chuck Alex’s life fulfilling.
Student Randa Elbih said she wishes she could join her family members who have taken to the Egyptian streets.
This weekend’s natural gas shortage may have impeded gas service in Taos, but Greater World Earthship Community residents had nothing to worry about.
University Counsel ruled the Open Meetings Act does not apply to the Student Fee Review Board process, according to a counsel memo sent to ASUNM President Laz Cardenas on Jan. 26.
After a six-month study abroad session in Chile, I learned a lot about the mysterious, unknown South America. Here are some of my findings:
Students seeking locally grown, organic and preservative-free food on campus are in luck.
Editor’s Note: Lobos Abroad is a regular column written by Daily Lobo staff members studying in a different country this semester. One of the hardest parts about living abroad, in my experience, is dealing with homesickness. I miss friends, family and food on a daily basis.
Editor’s Note: Lobos Abroad is a regular column written by Daily Lobo staff members studying in a different country this semester. It almost seemed like Concepción, Chile, didn’t want me to study abroad here.
The electronica tent at the Desert Rocks Music Festival in Moab, Utah has the sun to thank for its power. Energy collected during the day by solar panels fuels the tent’s nighttime activities.
Roller skates have never been so brutal.
What’s the best kind of study break you could possibly take? The kind where you get laid.
It’s finals. You’re stressed. We get it. The Daily Lobo wanted to give students a couple ideas for places they can go before or in between finals to relax. Below are some of the best places we found on campus that you might not know about. These are places that are surrounded by trees, vines and other plants so that you have a fresh supply of yummy oxygen in your body before you go into test mode.
Summer brings about many blooms, which could include some local broccoli or squash if you play your cards right. It’s time to stop going to a grocery store for your fresh produce and hit up the weekly, and sometimes semiweekly, farmers markets around the Albuquerque area. They can provide everything from pinto beans to cheese, all of which come from local farms throughout the state. Buying produce from a farmers market can save consumers money by cutting down on transportation costs associated with buying produce from out-of-state suppliers.
Raven White is a studio art major with a focus in photography and drawing. She also renamed herself — not legally — Raven because it is gender neutral. So, when people view her art, they won’t have any prejudice against her for being a woman.
The winds of change have blown Pat Lohmann into his new position as the Daily Lobo’s editor-in-chief. Lohmann is a sophomore from Gallup, N.M. double majoring in political science and journalism.
“Mayordomo” in English means “butler” or “steward,” and when you see Miguel Santistevan with all of the other parciantes, or acequia members, running up and down the acequia ditch cutting tall grass and brush, he looks the part. Santistevan lives in Taos on land that he inherited from his parents. He has an acequia running through his half-acre plot that supplies water to his garden, fruit trees and recharges the groundwater. He is one of about 200 members who get water from one of Taos’s 63 acequia systems.
If you think you’re cut out for the film industry, try taking University Honors Art of Film class first.