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Stay-cation

Editor’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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Refreshed myth muses on memory

A 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

With 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?

Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.






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The Weekly Free

With 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.


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For Your Ears

Everyone’s favorite KFC bucket-wearing guitar player is coming back to the Sunshine Theater this Wednesday. With 35 albums under his belt, Buckethead’s sway in the metal community as a virtuoso guitarist is no laughing matter.


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Wobbly axis causes leap year

In the comic musical “Pirates of Penzance,” the main character Frederic thinks he will be released from servitude to pirates in the 21st year of his life — but he’s actually indentured until his 21st birth date.


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Where Are We?

Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.


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Fresh Moves

In the spirit of “keeping it fresh,” the UNM dance program hired two internationally renowned choreographers to teach dance students some new moves.


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Tips to truly enjoy a dance show

Anybody with a body can enjoy a dance performance, said UNM professor Mary Anne Santos Newhall. Newhall, professor of dance criticism, said people may be disappointed if they search for a narrative in the show, like in a theatre production.


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Lifestyled

Desert dwellers have neon sunsets and clean, crisp air, but the perks come at a cost: windy winters and very low humidity.



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