Finding food to fit your fix and your finances can take some finesse and can be more challenging than an introductory physics class.
So you’re new in town. Don’t you want to know where the music is? It’s all over the place, really.
Twenty years ago, there were dozens of used bookstores surrounding campus. Though that number shrank significantly, there are still a few places where bookworms can go to indulge in their passion for literature. Bird Song, on University Boulevard and Central Avenue, draws dozens of readers looking to buy or sell books while Book Stop, tucked away on the 3000 block of Silver Avenue, is a brick-and-mortar front to an intimate setting. Despite a shrinking market, used bookstore owners remain optimistic about their futures.
Jonathan Wolfe’s vision is as limitless as the fractals that dominate his mind. A balloonist, artist and scientist,“The Fractal Man” is on his way to spreading fractal knowledge worldwide. “It’s incredibly gratifying as an artist to impact so many people so powerfully,” Wolfe said.
I never responded well to authority. In fact, I never got along with teachers in grade school. Now I know why.
There wasn’t a second of Clash Couture that I didn’t enjoy. The music was great, loud, and dance inducing.
Alex Langston plays the bass with heavy influence from Captain Beefheart, Frank Zappa and Primus. He calls himself Mud Octave.
Hunter Beaton, Law Student Glasses: Dolce and Gabbana, $600 Shirt: United Colors of Benetton, $125 Pants: J.
Show stopper Roxane Butterfly will perform tap dance infused with Flamenco and Middle Eastern styles at the 12th annual New Mexico Tap Dance Jam on July 23 and 24. Butterfly’s appearance is a special happening for Albuquerque, as she usually only performs in big cities like New York or Chicago, Liz Salganek, producer of Tap Dance Jam, said.
For three bucks, Josh Roper will print whatever you like. Josh Roper, the manager of Sixty Six Silk Screening, has supervised the inventory and sales of the company since it was founded, in addition to working the printer.
Basil Pesto with Pasta and Summer Vegetables Ingredients 2 cups roughly chopped basil 2 cloves of garlic 1/4 cup chopped walnuts (or pine nuts) 1/3 cup parmesan cheese 1 zucchini 1 large bell pepper 1 Lb pasta of your choice, cooked according to package directions 1-2 cups cherry or grape tomatoes cut in half Originating in northern Italy, pesto is a basil-based sauce that can accompany anything from sandwiches to grilled veggies to pasta.
Albuquerque fashion acolytes: Prepare for a culture clash that has yet to be seen. Clash Couture, featuring stylists from the Duke City’s top salons and design academies, is that force.
Ruth Chavez dreamed of working with animals ever since she can remember. This year, a more violent dream opened her eyes to a reality, sending her on a mission to end the annual mass dolphin slaughter in Taiji, Japan.
Simply put, see this show. I cannot state it anymore plainly. Live music, acrobatics, and hilarity.
DanielDanny Crouch, English/Philosophy, Senior DanielDanny Crouch is a member of the minimalist band Cloud Lantern.
By the time you come back from Oventic, your back will ache to sleep on a real bed, instead of a board.
“Why Torture is Wrong and the People who Love Them” finds itself wedged into our uncomfortably recent times as a black political morality play with stakes of a more surreal Marx Brothers farce.
The Day of the Dead is rising early this year. El Arte de Muertos Expo, Albuquerque’s largest Day of the Dead art exhibition, is coming to the Agave del Sol Event Center this weekend. The Arte de Muertos Expo averages 40-50 artists from across the Southwest.
Assistant culture editor Andrew Beale shares his experiences and insights while on a self-funded summer-long visit to Mexico. The opinions expressed are solely those of the author.
If you can’t afford a vacation, UNM Recreation Services might have a solution for you. One of the many resources and services the department offers is the UNM Getaway Adventure program, which offers opportunities for students to tap into a series of outdoor recreation year-round.
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