“You’re not going to be looking at yourself most of the time, so if somebody tells you something looks good, most likely it does.” Always on the lookout for the latest trends, Duran said his style is dictated more by outside opinion than his personal tastes.
A turkeyless Turkey Day won’t limit vegan and vegetarian students to Tofurky this year.
the onslaught of Black Friday looms as we approach the end of the Thanksgiving week, a test of your hunting instincts and survival skills during the most perilous shopping day of the year.
Steve Maness (left) adjusts drag queen performer Red Hawk’s head piece. Red Hawk has been performing in drag, as a means of HIV/AIDS activism, since the suicide of a close friend.
Thanksgiving is around the corner, although it’s hard to be thankful for anything with looming last-minute exams and assignments.
Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
Almost a month away, winter break looms just close enough to tease students already feeling their mental reserves tapped out.
The UNM drag show offers students a night free of gender identity — for free. The Queer Straight Alliance presents the third annual UNM drag show, themed “The Year Queerthousand,”
“It’s astounding. Time is fleeting. Madness takes its toll.” The Rocky Horror Show’s opening lines to its most famous song, “The Time Warp,” aptly describe the UNM production.
The Daily Lobo wants to free you from paying for things. We have browsed the Internet in search of fun free things for you and your friends or family to do.
In a night scattered with singing, comedy and even a glow-in-the-dark hula hoop act, vocalists ruled Friday’s Lobos Got Talent. Contestants were judged in four categories: showmanship, creativity and artistic interpretation, quality of the act, and overall performance.
From collecting dust to collecting donations, old ski equipment is available today for free at the Extreme Ski Swap fundraiser.
Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
Colorful, tightly wound balls of wool yarn roll across a few scattered newspapers; knitting needles glint as they flash through the air.
With cold weather and the holiday season approaching, now is the perfect time to learn how to knit. However, knitting can be much more exciting than making simple scarves and socks
Having established Albuquerque as the fractal capital of the world, the Fractal Man said hopes to use fractals to revolutionize the way kids learn science and math worldwide.
Senior printmaker Daniel Stromberg focuses his energy on symbolic rather than expressive art. Because his chosen medium doesn’t allow for more gestural, “emotive” presentations, Stromberg said he focuses on discovering how meaning is created in icons such as street signs.
Only two characters are necessary to paint the joys and hardships artists must endure. John Logan’s recently written play, “Red,” depicts artist Mark Rothko’s struggle to create a series of murals for the Four Seasons hotels in the 1950s.
Oh, how the tides and temperatures have turned! As you approach the final weeks of school and button up for the first touch of winter, the Daily Lobo wants to keep you entertained.
Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
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