Difficult road ahead for Lobos in MWC
Steven Fernandez | October 10If Rocky Long's prediction about the Mountain West Conference is correct, then the UNM football team can still win the conference championship.
If Rocky Long's prediction about the Mountain West Conference is correct, then the UNM football team can still win the conference championship.
Plans to build a condominium complex a couple blocks from UNM has some residents worried about overcrowding in the neighborhood.
Staff Report UNM forward Chris Wright was named Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Player of the Week after his performance last weekend. Wright scored three goals in games against Denver and Air Force - the Lobos' first two conference games of the season.
David Wray is riding his BMX bike across the United States and writing a book about it. "I've got the introduction written," Wray said. "It's kind of hard to be experiencing everything and still find the time and focus to take notes. I'm definitely going to tie in a lot of other angles, like spirituality, politics, art, freedom."
He used to be "the next president," but now Al Gore travels the world championing the issue of global warming. Gore brought his "An Inconvenient Truth" to the Santa Ana Star Center on Wednesday before an audience of more than 2,000 people.
Editor, It is to his credit that columnist Richard Berthold has become a defender of freedom of expression, particularly his own. Unfortunately, he does not believe that there is a need for expressed facts to be true. He was correct to state that Hamas was not created by Iran, but to write it was by Israeli intelligence can only resemble the concept of the big lie - saying something so preposterous one must assume it is true.
Editor, When did patriotism become a hate crime? First, let me define the term according to New Mexico law: "(a crime) committed because of the victim's actual or perceived race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, gender, sexual orientation or gender identity" (31-18B-3).
Dylan Talley-Bailey Freshman Undecided Daily Lobo: What do you think you might want to major in? Dylan Talley-Bailey: I'm thinking about maybe becoming a substance-abuse counselor and getting a counseling certificate and then maybe a teaching certificate to go along with it. And then try get ...
The College of Education is being reviewed to determine its eligibility for renewal of state and national accreditations. The review happens every seven years, said Richard Van Dongen, deputy dean for the college.
On Friday night, the crowd at Downtown's Cell Theatre danced to the beat of a different drummer - a drummer who banged away on an air conditioner. The Oscillation Electronic Music Festival showcased local musicians specializing in underground electronic music, particularly experimental, industrial and noise.
Editor, I retired from UNM a couple of years ago. As a UNM retiree, I kept the health insurance I had with Lovelace's health maintenance organization. Last year, I had the chance to visit Southeast Asia. The Lovelace contract with UNM does not cover immunizations for travel.
Editor, Those scary people at GPSA are trying to secretly hold meetings so they can pass resolutions. I do not understand why they are trying to hide the time and place of their next meeting from UNM graduate students. It is not enough to announce the time and place of the next meeting during a meeting, and it is not enough to post the meeting at the GPSA office and at the place of the previous meeting.
Although the thrill of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta might be gone for some locals, it's quite a sight for students from other countries. "I think this is one of the greatest events, not only for the United States, but for the whole world," exchange student Masha Sotmikova said.
Myanmar's yearning for democracy has reached a new high -- so has its repression. In the past two weeks, thousands of pro-democracy protesters, led by monks, have risked a brutal police force and taken to the streets demanding that democracy be restored. The ruling military junta has responded with batons and bullets.
John Coltrane died in 1967, but his music lived on at an Albuquerque festival held over the weekend. The Creative Soundspace Fall Festival at the Outpost Performance Space celebrated Coltrane's mark on the U.S. and abroad.
GPSA may have violated the New Mexico Open Meetings Act when it recessed its Saturday meeting. The association delayed voting on an anti-discrimination resolution and plans to reconvene on Tuesday.
One thing stood between the UNM men's tennis team and the championship at the New Mexico Balloon Fiesta Invitational - NMSU's Jim Brouleau. After winning their first five matches Friday, three Lobos lost to Brouleau in the quarterfinal, semifinal and final rounds of the three-day tournament.
The Lobos pummeled the Air Force Falcons on Sunday at the UNM Soccer Complex with a 6-0 win - a margin of victory UNM hasn't seen since 1994. Lobo forward Justin Davis pitched in two goals for UNM.
When forward Chris Wright is on top of his game, that means good things for the UNM men's soccer offense. Fortunately for the Lobos, Wright has been on a roll lately, scoring at least one goal in each of the last five games.
Editor, A hate crime is not "punishing someone for what he thinks," as Richard Berthold claims in his column published in the Daily Lobo on Thursday, but for what he does. It is because of seemingly intellectual propaganda such as this that today, the "Namaste Kicker" is likely to be let off with no more than a slap on the wrist.