Love story explores religious conflict
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gbgentz@unm.edu
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The real benefit of drugs is not in the drugs themselves.
While his friends assured me his name was Chris, “Slade” was a man of carefully constructed parts.
One month of summer gone! You’re wasting time! There’s so much music, so much of it is completely terrible. But you can relax, Daily Lobo is here to calmly lay down hits and highlights for July in the soft, soothing voice that only a mother can provide.
Living with people is hard, but necessary.
The day before I arrived on the Flathead Indian Reservation of Western Montana, the small town of Charlo had its Mission Mountain Testicle Festival.
There is one word that comes to mind when trying to describe “La Fea: A FlamenChoreoMyth.”
Cartoonist Stephen McCranie has a pointy, kind face, and is dismayingly tall. His name is just as unwieldy.
It is appropriate that a piece of incredible magical realism can simply be referred to as magical.
I don’t know if I’ve gotten better at auditioning in the years I’ve been an actor.
There is no shortage of reasons to hate Facebook.
William Shakespeare’s stories, indeed, are universal in any age.
Three words jump out at you when looking at Aux Dog’s newest production, “Offices.”
“It’s a seven-pound stuffed sopapilla, dude.” “I realize that, Zach.”
Simply put, “The Ghost Sonata” is the best play UNM has produced all school year — SCRAP, UNM Facility, Tricklock or otherwise.
It’s like Blackout sits down and says, “How are we going to be exceptional today?” Blackout doesn’t just put on plays. The theater company alchemizes run-of-the-mill plays into theatrical gold. Blackout is back with original work again with “The Sparrow’s Daughter: A Cuento.”