by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo Twelve years ago, Robert Bienstock filed a grievance when UNM denied paying his partner's tuition. "He was taking one class at a time, and for a couple of years they allowed it," said Bienstock, who is the deputy University counsel at UNM.
"I think it's a good idea. I think he's a really good professor. I just hope he doesn't bring his personal opinions to the class, because it's a waste of time to argue over it." "That's messed up. He should have been fired. It's not right to talk about it like that.
by David J. Chavez Daily Lobo The University of New Mexico men's golf team is taking on a tough course and tough competition this weekend. The Lobos' lineup for this weekend's William H. Tucker Intercollegiate tournament at the UNM Championship Golf Course includes Mark Anderson, Jay Choi, Charlie Beljan, Robb Bierbaum and Nick Geyer.
by Daniel S. Archuleta Daily Lobo Kole McKamey said the UNM football team's 2-0 record means nothing coming into the Lobos' annual matchup with in-state rival New Mexico State on Saturday. "When it comes time to play this game, win-loss records never come up," he said.
by Steven Fernandez Daily Lobo There aren't many familiar faces on the 2005 men's tennis team. That's because nearly half the team is composed of freshman. Assistant coach Loren Dils said despite having a whole crop of young players, he thinks this team can still be great.
by Riley Bauling Daily Lobo The senior captain on the UNM men's soccer team stopped just short of guaranteeing two home wins this weekend for the Lobos. "We haven't lost a game at home since the UNLV game my sophomore year," Brandon Moss said. "In a sense, it's almost two guaranteed wins.
Editor, Ann Coulter once said her only regret about Timothy McVeigh is that he didn't visit the New York Times building. Perhaps Dane Roberts agrees with her. In his column criticizing the paper for its "incredibly myopic and self-serving" blaming of the Bush administration for the response to Hurricane Katrina, his word choice is much more revelatory than his so-called forward-looking solutions.
Editor, I am writing regarding the article "Group gets students to remember Sept. 11" that appeared in Monday's Daily Lobo. Bob Cornelius, chairman of the Reagan Freedom Society, said the lesson from the terrorist attacks was that America is "not immune to the deficiencies of the world.
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo A crowd of about 400 cheered as an 18-foot Aggie - NMSU's mascot - was engulfed in flames in the middle of Johnson Field on Thursday night. The Aggie was on top of a bonfire, which was ignited after the crowd chanted "burn the Aggie.
by Eva Dameron Daily Lobo Our Bodies, Ourselves is no ordinary women's health book. Besides physical health, it covers mental health, reproductive, environmental and occupational health, women's empowerment, aging, abortion, masturbation and sexuality.
Editor, I originally blew off the article "Shortcuts mean more maintenance" in the Daily Lobo several weeks ago as ridiculous because it didn't affect me, but now our beautiful path through the woods on the corner of University and Central is under attack.
by Maria DeBlassie Daily Lobo A film festival in Albuquerque aims to change stereotypes about gays and lesbians on mainstream television and film. "The D Word," a parody on the television series "The L Word" is one of many films to be shown at the third annual Southwest Gay and Lesbian Film Festival in Albuquerque and Santa Fe on Friday.
by Jessica Del Curto Daily Lobo UNM student Paul Ortiz said he has somewhere between 5,000 and 6,000 records. "You name it, I've got it," he said. But for Ortiz, who is one of a pair of DJs who started a dance night called the Snugfit Social Club, a diverse range of albums is prerequisite to being a DJ.
by Scott Albright Daily Lobo The Barelas Community Center will see DJs spinning and mixing the night away at the "Battle for Katrina." The show will support victims of Hurricane Katrina. Local performers Garbage Pail Kidz, 2bers, GWH and special guests will be on stage while B-boys and girls break dance on the floor to show their support for those suffering from the disaster.
Editor, One has to wonder how Michael Brown, the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, was able to keep his job for as long as he did after the atrocious handling of the situation in New Orleans. What bothers me is that he stepped down only after being asked to return to Washington.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo Dr. Michael Richards said the only word to describe the damage he saw in New Orleans is catastrophic. "We had a moment to talk to our patients," said Richards, a medical officer of the N.M. Medical Disaster Assistance Team.
by Riley Bauling Daily Lobo The American Civil Liberties Union is concerned UNM men's basketball head coach Ritchie McKay is using his job to spread religion to his players. Peter Simonson, the executive director of New Mexico's ACLU, said McKay has crossed the line when it comes to separating his religion and his coaching.
by David Barnes Daily Lobo Hundreds of works of art will be displayed at the Albuquerque Museum's miniature exhibition and fund-raiser. Elias Rivera, who was born in New York before moving to Santa Fe in the early 1980s, has become internationally known for his figurative paintings.
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