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If you want to know the history of America, there are a few places you can look. Sure, you can read “history” as compiled by learned men or read biographies compiled by historians, but this is America. We don’t want to celebrate the plain, old facts; we want to hear the larger-than-life tales of our larger-than-life nation as seen through the eyes of our larger-than-life forebears. And when I think of men who fit that description, I think of the men featured in the tall tales of American history.
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The UNM women’s basketball team rebounded from its first loss of the season, capturing a 67-44 victory over winless Weber State on Tuesday night at The Pit.
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UNM senior guard Caroline Durbin outscored Northern New Mexico by herself during an exhibition game Tuesday night at The Pit, leading the Lobos to a 91-18 win over the Eagles.
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Student ticket distribution for UNM men’s and women’s home basketball games will begin on Monday, the UNM athletic department announced Thursday.
Editor’s note: This guest column is in response to the Daily Lobo’s recent initiative for the election season, introduced in the column “Kvetchers, come compose us columns,” published in the Sept. 24 Daily Lobo. We are asking for submissions about 650 words in length that present a political point of view, any political point of view, on any of this year’s election-season issues. If you are interested in submitting a piece, please send it to opinion@dailylobo.com with your name and political party, if you subscribe to any one party.
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Lobo football player Devonta Tabannah was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated on Sunday and was immediately suspended from the football team. According to APD, the sophomore cornerback was driving a black Chevrolet and ran a red light to make a left turn onto Lomas Boulevard from Second Street. The maneuver forced APD officer Thomas Ivie to brake to avoid colliding with Tabannah’s vehicle. Tabannah was arrested and charged with a DWI, failure to obey a traffic control device and failure to provide proof of insurance, registration or a driver’s license. According to the criminal complaint, Tabannah said the vehicle was not his and that he was unsure where to locate the registration or insurance. The officer asked the “unidentified female passenger” in the car if she knew where to locate the documents, which she did not. Police records indicate Tabannah is 20 years old. Tabannah is a sophomore cornerback from Oxon Hill, Md. He graduated from Potomac High School in 2010 and was recruited to play for the Lobos by former head coach Mike Locksley. Tabannah enrolled at UNM in January 2011, and kicked off his college football career in the 2011 season. Injuries sidelined the cornerback for the latter half of the season, and he was slated to return to the field this year before head coach Bob Davie suspended him.
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In honor of Earth Day, UNM hosts an annual bike auction, transportation fair and a grower’s market. The Fourth Annual Sustainability Expo runs Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Cornell Mall.
With April 15 right around the corner, some students may find they need to file a tax extension with the IRS in order to avoid penalties.
With April 15 right around the corner, some students may find they need to file a tax extension with the IRS in order to avoid penalties.
According to University officials, the UNM Police Department is currently conducting an investigation into a death which occurred at the Sigma Chi house. There is no evidence of foul play at this time. No further information was available at time of publication. Check the Daily Lobo website for more on this story as it develops.
The University of New Mexico is officially one of the top ranked graduate schools in the nation, according to U.S. News and World Report magazine.