Even though Alyssa Quiroz’s style changes day to day, it’s important for her to always be classy and trendy, like the characters on the show “Pretty Little Liars.”
Valentine’s Day approaches with an overcrowding of chocolate, red paper hearts and roses, and it’s hard to avoid the clichés. But if you want to stand out from the crowd and make a lasting impression on your date, the Daily Lobo has come up with some alternative date ideas.
Whether the laughs were lost in translation or simply never there, “Fate of a Cockroach” is a disappointing production that struggles for both humor and meaning.
You know deep down money can’t buy happiness, but that sure doesn’t stop you from trying. An ancient Chinese proverb says, “They who pile up grain hoards have much to lose.” In between pinching pennies, you could occupy your time with pursuits like these.
Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
A man in a black unitard tumbles 20 feet from the ceiling in a flurry of red fabric, the silk catching him around the waist just a few feet above the floor.
More than half of all adults use corrective lenses. Unfortunately, the expense of prescription glasses makes style-conscious shopping difficult on a student budget.
The Lemonheads have clung to their punk roots since their start in the mid 80s. However, because it’s been a kind of revolving door of members for all but one person in the band, their sound has morphed into a generic alternative rock.
Freedom is a rare commodity in the life of a student, with a constant stream of reading, tests and labs. While the Daily Lobo can’t relieve that pain, we can give you some free events to consciously choose between.
Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
Wide-eyed children gasp as they learn someone probably poured battery acid down Kale’s back, the pit bull that is now licking their hands and nibbling at bits of string cheese.
Dogs seem like the cutest things on the planet until they reveal their true nature after adoption. Some can be little terrors who seem to purposefully make your life as difficult as possible.
It seems designers debuting their spring and summer collections months before people can fully embrace them is a mean trick they play. Our unpredictable desert climate adds to this dilemma, calming us with warm, sunny days followed by freak snowstorms.
Whether you’ve just begun your career at UNM or you’re in the final stretch, you’ve probably gotten the idea that college is an institution of torture.
Although their craft is ancient, the Peking acrobats must be young and fit to perform the aerial, juggling and acrobatic acts.
Mollie Lewis knew that she wanted to be an auto mechanic when she was 12 years old. She started by changing tires at her father’s Chevron dealership in Bernalillo.
Actors and actresses from across the globe convene in Albuquerque for the final week of celebrations of Tricklock’s 12 annual Revolutions International Theatre Festival.
Beneath the pretentious poet and his scheming nephew lies a poorly written plot that two actors struggle to give life. Derek Davidson’s one-act play, “Jack of Dover,” is a rarity in that it isn’t long enough.
What began as a full-throttle New Year’s battle against your worst habits has thrown you off the wagon, again.
Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
Solutions by The State News
