Lobos Basketball Tournament

ROTC volunteers help the homeless

UNM ROTC Army cadet Anthony Tuero said volunteering at Project Share is more than serving chicken and pumpkin-spice pie.

Recruits have big cleats to fill

Michael Reed was the New Mexico State High School Player of the Year, but that doesn't mean he's not nervous about starting his college soccer career next fall.

Letter: Lobo reader's alternative State of the Union address

Editor, I admit I did not give this a lot of thought, and would probably add to it if asked to deliver to the nation and the world, but I think it is a good start. My State of the Union address would be short and right to the point. Here it is: Good evening, good people of this nation and ...

Cheating compromises UNM's integrity

Bryan Vigil cheated on an exam a few semesters ago. He didn't get caught, but he regrets it.

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Letter: New UNM president needs to have well-defined goals

Editor, While I left UNM before Louis Caldera took office, and therefore cannot really offer a student viewpoint on his tenure, I feel that Regent Jamie Koch's comment in the Albuquerque Journal on Jan. 26 merits a closer look. Koch said the next president should "understand the culture here," ...

Football program signs seven locals

Rocky Long and his staff must have liked what they saw as far as local talent this year.

the daily lobo asks you:

Alex Hughes, Senior, History and Political Science "I think it was a good speech. I think he reached out to the Democrats very well, and he also set up a good game plan for the rest of the Iraq war." Brian Moore, Freshman, Political Science "I think that Bush is on the right track with trying ...

Dean honored for freshman efforts

Over the past 25 years, Peter White has made it a point to get to know his 5,000 students.

Letter: Abortion natural; choices not always easily available

Editor, In regards to Danielle Townsend's letter in the Daily Lobo on Monday, I believe the term that best describes my reaction is "flabbergasted." For the purpose of this letter, I will not even try to argue whether it is morally defensible to bring an innocent child into this horrible, pain-filled ...

Freshman racks up court time

One freshman for the UNM men's basketball team has put up solid numbers this season.

Campus police ticket speeders

With the influx of construction on campus, the UNM Police Department is keeping a close eye on motorists and pedestrians by enforcing a semester-long traffic initiative.

Dancing about Mexico

Miguel Caro danced live on "The Late Show with David Letterman" twice in 2001. He'll be performing the same signature dance as the final piece for his troupe's Saturday show, The Cross Currents in Indigenous Arts Symposium.

Column: The only day left where a man can act like a man

In a painful blow to my manhood, the football season will soon be coming to the end.

Rock 'n' roll whiskey

With their hard rocking sound, Southern redneck attitude and perhaps the most gloriously vulgar name in music, Nashville Pussy, hands down, wins the competition for pure rock 'n' roll madness.

Letter: Republican's outlook surprising, respectable

Editor, I am writing in response to Jared Thormahlen's letter in Wednesday's Daily Lobo regarding the effects the abortion discussion has had. For the past two weeks I have read the many letters written on the subject of abortion, being appalled at some, agreeing with many, but having a similar reaction ...

Letter: Campus residents should enjoy smoke-free living

Editor, Last semester I wrote a letter to the Daily Lobo to protest the placement of Smokers Station ash receptacles not five feet from entrances to many of the dormitories. I am writing now to elaborate on what I believe is a needed change in the smoking policy for the residential area of campus ...

Leaving ICES forms in the cold

Students will no longer have to fill out ICES forms at the end of every semester starting next year. That's because the UNM Course Evaluation Committee is looking to phase them out by 2007.

Column: Like hippie, like Internet

While playing "World of Warcraft" late one evening, I wondered whether I was wasting the Internet.

Sundance film screened at UNM

Filmmaker Randy Redroad does not look at his movie, "The Doe Boy," as simply an American-Indian film.