Finnie Coleman is the type of professor whose booming voice echoes throughout Mitchell Hall. About 20 students in his Intro to Hip-Hop Culture class learned how loud his voice can be after not doing well on a quiz about slavery and abolition on Tuesday.
The Super Bowl lurks a few days in the future, but I have the fear.
Filmmaker Randy Redroad does not look at his movie, "The Doe Boy," as simply an American-Indian film.
While playing "World of Warcraft" late one evening, I wondered whether I was wasting the Internet.
Editor, I write this letter in memory of Jesse Greenberg, and I would like to thank the Daily Lobo for the article about his death. I had the privilege of working with Jesse for the last year, and we all were blessed with his humor and kindness. Jesse really touched the lives of those he came in ...
UNM student Nas Manole wants to be a doctor, but is taking an honors course on Godzilla to keep himself interested in school.
Staff Report The UNM men's golf team came in fourth place in the 16-team three-round PING Arizona Intercollegiate tournament that ended Tuesday. The Lobos finished the tournament with a 4-under-par 848 on the par 71 course. Brigham Young University won the tournament at 18-under-par, nine strokes ...
Editor, I am writing in response to Nicole Dellinger's letter in Monday's issue of the Daily Lobo regarding the proposed statewide raise of the minimum wage. In her letter, Dellinger gives considerable weight to her ideas about the effect of the minimum wage increase on Santa Fe's local economy. I ...
by Riley Bauling Daily Lobo Without any semblance of a lead for this column forming in my head, I'm going to give you the top five reasons why this Super Bowl will make Sunday OK for the only time all year. First of all, I hate Sundays. You're usually too hungover to be productive, so you spend ...
Billy Sparks, former chief of staff for communications for Gov. Bill Richardson, might be taking an executive position at UNM.
Editor, If the New Mexico Legislature decides to raise the minimum wage for tens of thousands of New Mexicans, this may well turn out to be the most important public health improvement measure ever attempted in this state. The reason is quite simple - poverty is a health issue as much as it is ...
by Steven Fernandez Daily Lobo I was flipping through the channels a few days ago when I noticed a Maybelline age-defying lotion commercial that reminded me of Super Bowl XL. Let's face it. This year's big game featuring the Pittsburgh Steelers against the Seattle Seahawks is about as attractive ...
by Justin Goodrum Daily Lobo I know what you're thinking. You're thinking this will be a typical column previewing the Super Bowl, such as how Jerome Bettis is returning to his home town to play in his first Super Bowl or the Seahawks making their first Super Bowl appearance. But the bottom ...
Editor, In Monday's edition of the Daily Lobo, Danielle Townsend wrote the letter that stops reasonable discourse of a controversial subject. She wrote the letter that turns a debate into a shouting match, where shrill-voiced ranters scream over each other, forgetting to base their arguments in reason ...
Local band I is for Ida doesn't want to waste its time on meaningless songs.
The American Civil Liberties Union and Albuquerque Public Schools finalized the details of a lawsuit settlement earlier this month.
For David Harris, taking on the job as acting president of UNM is a lot of extra work with no extra pay.
Editor, In Friday's Daily Lobo, Marie-Michele Jasmin-Belisle responded to the Daily Lobo's question of the week about the qualities needed in the new UNM president by saying, "He should be more environmentally conscious. There's no recycling - people throw away everything." With respect to Jasmin-Belisle, ...
Editor, In the Victorian era, English society was governed by what I call a "moralocracy." That is, anything that was deemed immoral was equated with wickedness, and therefore subject to prohibition in polite society. Today in the United States, we still pretty much live under a moralocracy that ...
So maybe they're indie. And maybe a little nerdy. But who can resist indie nerds holding kittens on their album art? Really, who?
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