Aux Dog Theatre’s production of “Tick, Tick … BOOM!” may not end in an explosion, but it does end with a satisfying analysis of teen identity.
The Weekly Free salutes all you poor kids who couldn’t buy anything last week and won’t be buying anything next week. It’s the vicious cycle of student poverty. Check out this week’s freebies for a moment of respite this week.
The archbishop of Santa Fe removed his ornate gold cross — given to him by Pope Benedict XVI — before stepping through a full-body metal detector.
“I definitely dress for comfort. I guess I’m into color too, so a mixture of that. But other than that, fashion’s kind of like art
Lloyd Kreitzer was 4 years old when he first climbed a fig tree. The tree’s limbs hung low and Kreitzer shambled his way to the top, where he took a bite from the sweet, ripe fruit and immediately fell in love.
Anton Chekhov is one of the big, bad playwrights — the ones with the proper names that swing around some weight. He’s part of a staggering pantheon of old, white names that make people tut knowingly and nod whenever they’re mentioned.
If you’re low on cash but want to do something for your significant other on Valentine’s Day, then you’ve come to the right newspaper. Who said thriftiness isn’t a turn on? Impress your date with this week’s freebies.
On any given Sunday afternoon, Sherri Barth can be found at Montgomery Park dressed in medieval armor and ready for battle.
Dan Hooke may have built a career around music and instruments, but he said he would never consider himself a musician. “I just was never musically trained. I’m really clumsy,”
How do you compensate for complete embarrassment? Why, with public humiliation, of course. Of other people, certainly.
Now that you’re free to tell all your controversial secrets online via UNM Confessions, you’re probably looking for even more freedom. It feels good, doesn’t it?
Two men dragged a screaming woman off the dance floor at Evolution Nightclub Saturday night, covered her mouth with a rag and bound her in the fetal position with green plastic wrap.
A heated battle between a horde of green, plastic fanged beasts and figurine space marines found a home Saturday afternoon, wedged inside a room of comic books and card games.
El Ten Eleven is a two-man instrumental band with the musical approach of a six- or seven-man band. Layers of guitars, bass, keyboards and drums crinkle throughout El Ten Eleven’s music.
Today’s toys aren’t just marbles, jump rope and jacks: kids can now program solar-powered robots to navigate mazes, turn on the lights or get a snack from the fridge.
“I feel like when it comes to fashion I love to mix-match patterns but combine colors. Since I am an arts major, colors just kind of speak to me in different ways.”
Empty energy drink bottles littered the halls of UNM’s Interdisciplinary Film and Digital Media building Sunday night as a horde of bodies rushed from one room to another.
With the ASUNM and SFRB budget processes looming, we’re all reminded that nothing is free. Well, most things aren’t. The Daily Lobo searched the Interwebs for a few freebies for you to escape your budgeting woes.
One week before spring classes started, Klarissa Petti sat in the corner of a classroom in the Communication and Journalism building, whittling away at her handmade cello.
A long line of people waited outside The Supper Truck Monday night, hungry for some po’ boys, hand-cut fries, and shrimp and grits.
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