Editor’s Note: This week is your last chance to take advantage of winter vacation. The Daily Lobo knows the UNM student body is a responsible one, but on the off-chance you blew all your money on partying, winter sports and learning how to make your own maple syrup in Vermont, we compiled a list of free events and goods for you to make the most out of this last week, while spending the least.
If the victim reports receiving a poetic letter from his or her attacker following a sexual assault, the U.S. military considers it a sign the victim is lying.
Every week the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week. Submit your answers to photoeditor@dailylobo.com.
In the flurry of obligatory holiday productions, Duke City Repertory Theatre’s production of “Wooden Snowflakes” stands out. Catherine Bush’s play is distinct in the depth of its two characters, both fully realized by the actors.
The Daily Lobo knows you are so close to being done you can taste it. We came up with a few celebratory events and thingamabobs to help you celebrate your newfound freedom.
The holidays are coming, but that doesn’t mean you’re any less broke than usual. The Daily Lobo compiled an idea guide for low-cost gifts that require minimal effort but guarantee maximum appreciation from the recipient.
The real show-stopper in Joe Annabi’s painting exhibit is a cartoon horror cat with an ecstatic grin under a sign that reads, “You are going to die!”
Kids in Albuquerque Public Schools are slamming their emotions instead of bottling them up. Olivia Gatwood, UNM student and slam poet, works with youth in APS, teaching them about spoken-word poetry as well as her own experiences.
Walter Benjamin, an early 20th century German critic, said that printmaking ousts the soul increasingly with each reproduction.
If you’re one of the Burqueños complaining that there is nothing to do in Albuquerque, there’s an underground guide that can save you from boredom and save overlooked businesses from obscurity at the same time.
The UNM photography program, although ranked no. 5 in the U.S. News and World Report’s list of best graduate programs, has gone nearly unnoticed by the local community.
Grooms said one sure way to be fashionable is to not be fashionable — that is, you should not be a slave to labels like Abercrombie and Fitch or Dolce and Gabbana.
You don’t need to decipher lyrics to realize this band is more than a little down in the dumps. The musicians’ challenge in expressing such heavy emotions is to share their visceral experience without punishing the listeners with sloppy caterwauling and hectic beats.
While sculpture is typically formed in clay, marble or plaster molds, UNM graduate student Rob Rix finds his materials in the fluorescent-lit aisles of Walmart.
Improvisation demands intense confidence and the ability to think on your feet, and performers in “The Show” make it look easy.
Yes, we know you’re too harried by the pressure of pending finals to bother with distractions. On the off chance you’re procrastinating either by looking for gifts or otherwise wasting time, the Daily Lobo found some freebies that you can enjoy this week and beyond.
Leon Richter-Freund stores his collection of about 100 paper cards in a box, each card protected in an individual plastic sleeve.
Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
A white-haired woman sits on the bus surrounded by plastic grocery bags as the robotic female voice says, “Stop requested.” Her arm in a splint, she realizes her cigarette is still lit from outside and presses the charred, glowing end onto her outstretched tongue in order to put it out.
The 48th annual ASUNM Arts and Crafts Fair weaves its way into the SUB once again, with products ranging from native honey to chain mail. Among the established artists there, some of the vendors are students.
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