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.
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A pool of yellow light shines on a group of women huddled in the corner of the outdoor basketball court. Their raw fingers plaster duct tape onto mangled roller skates and elbow pads.
It’s difficult to think about summer when the winter winds are still stinging your face, but warm weather will be here sooner than you think.
If the holidays, followed by your tuition and book expenses, have left you on a budget tighter than last season’s skinny jeans, consider a do-it-yourself project to freshen your wardrobe.
Rather than an attitude or an ideology, Motley said her style is defined by the places she shops and the kinds of staples she relies on. For instance, she’s a Forever 21 kind of girl who opts for sundresses and leggings instead of a pair of jeans.
Tales of the walking dead are not just the stuff of zombie flicks or well-known television shows. In “A Moon for the Misbegotten,” the latest Adobe Theater production, playwright Eugene O’Neill tells a tale of “a dead man, walking slowly behind his own coffin.”
“Lord have mercy! Is that what that is?” In the 21st century, it’s hard to believe drugs were ever a shock to see on the silver screen. As they say, seeing is believing, and you can experience this wonder at the free screening of the original “Easy Rider” at the KiMo Theatre, part of its New Mexico centennial celebration.
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Only one week left before classes begin, so how are you going to spend your last week of freedom? To help you out we’ve created this list of some inexpensive mini-vacation ideas to cram your last days with as much fun and excitement as possible, while getting the most out of your last dollars.
In 1994, Congress made Martin Luther King, Jr. Day a national day of service rather than a federal holiday.
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.
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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.
Solutions by The State News
