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Where Are We?
March 26Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
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Retro Ringers
Nicole Perez | March 22Before the words “texting,” “Twitter” or “touch screen” were part of the common vocabulary, people opened up the phone book and spun rotary dials on telephones connected to the wall to call one another.
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Graham Bell a mixed-bag innovator
Nicole Perez | March 22Alexander Graham Bell is most renowned for inventing the telephone in 1876, but he worked on many smaller, quirky projects as well.
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NY sings UNM choir’s praises
Antonio Sanchez | March 22Members of the UNM choral program received a standing ovation in the Lincoln Center after their performance of René Clausen’s “Requiem” last weekend.
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Fest mixes local food, NYC feel
Alexandra Swanberg | March 22The Southwest Coffee and Chocolate Fest is more than a sampling of the buzz-inducing goodies in the region; it’s about supporting the local producers, so people can get their fix for years to come.
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Earthy art stands test of time
Alexandra Swanberg | March 20Student Shawn Nelson doesn’t paint with acrylics, oil or water paint, but with sand.
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The Weekly Free
Alexandra Swanberg | March 20For some of you, spring break broke the bank, so now you’re happy to have no time for anything except studying.
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Where Are We?
March 19Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
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Stay-cation
Nicole Perez | March 8Editor’s Note: If the line “I’m too drunk to walk — let’s drive,” from that video “S*** Burqueños Say” applies to you, you probably have bigger problems than nowhere to go for spring break.
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Let latkes alleviate hangovers
Alexandra Swanberg | March 8To help the spring break hangovers, forget taking a hair of the dog that bit you. Greasy food and coffee might make you more comfortable, but vitamins and minerals will make you well again.
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Fashion Q&A
Faerl Marie Torres | March 7Barham’s fashion is inspired by magazines and Pinterest, the online collage board where people can share things interests.
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Student explores her flamenco roots
Antonio Sanchez | March 7UNM student Marisol Encinias’ one-hour dance solo captures a lifelong tradition of flamenco dancing.
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Refreshed myth muses on memory
Alexandra Swanberg | March 6A naked display of emotion between two lovers can be touching or sickening, depending on how it’s portrayed. The authenticity and the depth of the characters in “Eurydice” make it easy for the actors to play the heartstrings, hitting all the right notes.
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The Weekly Free
Alexandra Swanberg | March 6With an empty wallet, there are few options to entertain yourself in this capitalist society. The best things in life are free, and as a UNM student or faculty member, you of all people know knowledge is one of those.
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Where Are We?
March 5Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
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Vibrant Vibratos
Nicole Perez | March 1Although opera is an artistic endeavor, the mechanics behind it are not.
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Youth performers relish roles in ‘intricate’ opera
Nicole Perez | March 1The opera “I Pagliacci” specifically calls for a group of children. For the UNM production, the music department called upon the UNM Children’s Chorus, and for many of the young performers, singing in operas is nothing new.
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Art show depicts time, change
Alexandra Swanberg | March 1When characters visit the past in sci-fi flicks, they know not to change anything; otherwise they risk drastically changing the future.
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Zoology conquers in ‘Battle’
Jeffrey Hertz | February 28The saying “less is more” rang true Thursday night, when fewer bands battled for a larger audience compared with last year’s event.
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The Weekly Free
Alex Swanberg | February 28With your precious spring break coming up in two weeks, you know you need to pinch your pennies so you can blow them all on a killer vacation.
