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(01/10/11 7:43am)
Law Chavez is an M.F.A. UNM student and actor who traveled across the country for 12 years before returning to New Mexico. He can also talk your ear off about beavers. Most of Chavez’s plays focus on history, a practice that allows him to earn grant money from local organizations. He participated in a live reading in last year’s Words Afire Festival, and he plans to attend this year’s festival.
(12/13/10 8:05am)
Well, you f****d up.
You spent all your holiday money buying yourself snow cones, monogrammed pants and the entire Boyz II Men discography. Oh yeah, booze, too. Lots of booze. Anyway, you got to find something for all those people on your list or risk being ostracized by your loved ones till next Christmas. Well, you selfish bastard, once again the Daily Lobo has got your back.
(12/08/10 6:52am)
I am in the process of re-calibrating the nucleus of an atom.
(12/02/10 7:58am)
It starts with something simple but expensive, say, a $276 speeding ticket from the grand state of Oklahoma.
(11/24/10 7:12am)
Americans have labored under the impression that voting is the most important civic duty.
(11/17/10 7:30am)
For those trying to make it through the zombie apocalypse in one piece, longtime zombie survivor Kodi Schmaltz has some advice to offer.
In an apocalyptic situation, a person should bug in or bug out. Bugging in involves a person barricading him or herself in a building with enough supplies to outlast the zombie attack. Bugging out involves packing a survival bag and hitting the road while trying to find some safe ground. Either way, doing nothing is not an option.
(11/17/10 7:29am)
The undead apocalypse starts today.
Zombies were seen last night emerging from the Frontier Restaurant and have since proliferated across campus.
Sightings have been confirmed near Johnson Field, the SUB and around the Duck Pond. Be advised: The zombies are biting.
(11/11/10 7:15am)
Street artists walk a thin legal line by using the world as their canvas
(11/09/10 6:54am)
For reasons no one can really understand, Zack Carlson and Bryan Connolly decided to make a comprehensive guide to every appearance of punk rockers on the big screen.
(11/04/10 8:00am)
Minka Kelly
Recently announced as Esquire’s sexiest woman alive (whatever that means), Kelly spent time in Albuquerque where she learned to kickbox and sold tamales out of the back of an AMC Spirit. Kelly is well-known for her role as a cheerleader role in “Friday Night Lights” and for dating that one guy who plays baseball for the New York Yankees, Derek something. Also, she’s undeniably beautiful and should consider visiting her hometown once in a while. Yeesh!
(11/03/10 4:57am)
Kristianna Smith dropped out of high school around 13 and applied to community college courses at 15. She said high school wasn’t her “jam” and that she was a misfit, which, she hopes, is better in the long run and not a delusion to make her suffering worthwhile (her words, not this reporter’s). She’s returning to finish an art studio degree after living in New York and Paris. She is recently married, evidenced not only by her declaration, but her constant twisting of her wedding rings. She sat down with the Daily Lobo to talk about kitchen appliances, the domestic sphere and housewives in the 50s.
(10/28/10 6:45am)
Lights flash out from the long windows at Andre’s Underground, as a bunch of people smoke outside the seemingly abandoned building off Amherst Drive and Central Avenue.
(10/27/10 5:19am)
The other day, I found out one of my closest friends and oldest co-workers thought I was gay when he first met me.
“I mean, don’t be offended or anything,” he said, smoking a Camel.
(10/21/10 6:48am)
In the ceramics studio, a group of about 20 freshmen in a combo English 101/ art studio class transformed their written essays into a works of art.
(10/13/10 4:58am)
Sooner or later, you’ll find out that Oklahoma City is not a part of the Dust Bowl.
(10/07/10 6:40am)
New Mexico is a wild place, but there’s no guarantee it will stay that way.
Outside factors like commercial interests and abusive recreation practices could destroy wild land, but it would remain untouched if it were declared official wilderness.
(09/30/10 6:44am)
It’s not just another hastily slapped together production.
“Firebugs” is directed by Paul Ford, and as with any plan, he said he hopes it goes well.
“My goals are to bring all those together and to set in motion this wave of energy that will roll over the department over the course of the year,” he said.
(09/29/10 6:48am)
So when you’re trying to quit smoking, there are some general guidelines that you must follow if you stand a chance at actually quitting.
Being in the process myself, I have decided to offer the little guidance I can:
First, stop smoking.
(09/27/10 7:18am)
In a GPSA meeting rife with budget cut concerns, Provost Suzanne Ortega said cutting graduate student jobs is likely.
“Do I think we will end this year without any budget cuts that affect TA lines?” she asked an assembly of 30-plus graduate students. “I think it would be unreasonable to suspect that everything but TA lines will be cut.”
(09/23/10 6:45am)
Festival won’t be fenced by borders