No more ‘public’ in public speaking
To cut costs, the University will offer an online version of a common core class this spring, but some students are skeptical that public speaking will not be as valuable in the privacy of their own homes.
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To cut costs, the University will offer an online version of a common core class this spring, but some students are skeptical that public speaking will not be as valuable in the privacy of their own homes.
Nutritionists recommend thinking before eating to avoid extra pesky pounds
The body of a missing Virginian woman was found on campus Thursday after a suspected suicide, according to APD.
What started as an annual film festival that showcased adult films has become a battle for self expression and free speech. After canceling the event known as Pornotopia, organizers said they also decided to cancel a censored version of the event that was planned for Nov. 5.
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The Board of Regents’ Finance and Facilities Committee approved $400 million worth of investments, construction and repairs Tuesday. Andrew Cullen, associate vice president of Office of Planning Budget and Analysis, asked the committee to continue to allow McDonnell Investment Managment discretion to handle the University’s finances.
Organizers and supporters of an annual adult film festival were trying to promote freedom of sexual expression. But after zoning hurdles, organizers of the film festival Pornotopia had to change their plan.
While some balloon fiesta attendees may have been stuck in traffic, others were using another travel option. Hundreds of people used bike trails to ride to the fiesta, event officials said.
An exhibit at the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology will help visitors weave through Mayan community traditions.
Hundreds of Albuquerque Tea Party supporters toting political signs gathered in an empty lot near Balloon Fiesta Park on Saturday. Charlotte Salazar, the original founder of the Albuquerque Tea Party, was one of the speakers at the “Get Out the Vote” rally. During her speech, Salazar said the Tea Party is becoming a recognizable, legitimate political force.
Hundreds of bicyclists, escorted by Albuquerque Police, whirled down Central Avenue on Sunday to help promote bicycle safety. Organized by Bike ABQ and the Duke City Wheelmen Foundation, the second annual “Can You See Us Now?” ride started at Copper Avenue and Jefferson Avenue and went to Tiguex Park in Old Town.
Studying at a prestigious foreign university could cost a UNM student slightly more than regular tuition.
Research done by the Mind Research Network is having such an impact that it now has to be published online more than once a year. Lisa Breeden, MRN communications director, said MRN was supposed to only publish an annual report of its findings online, but substantial research results warranted the report to be published intermittently at the conclusion of studies. She said this year’s report includes studies on topics like schizophrenia, autism and memory retention.
Students trying to contact Communications and Journalism faculty using their office telephone may have some trouble. Soon, certain faculty members will no longer have an office telephone number for students to use when contacting them, said John Oetzel, chair of Communications and Journalism.