Striking a more upbeat note than he did two weeks ago, Federal Reserve Chairperson Alan Greenspan said Thursday that the economy was showing signs of improvement and declared himself "conflicted" on the need for any economic stimulus legislation from Congress.
Did I miss something or did UNM head basketball coach Fran Fraschilla's insensitive, un-American comments during the Air Force game slip through the cracks?
Miguel Gandert, an associate communications and journalism professor, said he is searching for a common thread among cultures through the language of photography.
Saying that the recent events surrounding the UNM men's basketball team slightly derailed its preparation in facing the top team in the Mountain West Conference might be an understatement.
Where's Al Gore? I've taken a lot of heat from liberal friends about my decision to vote for Ralph Nader rather than Al Gore in the last election.
The Breeders, an indie-rock powerhouse that is a spawn of The Pixies, among others, and has toured with the likes of Nirvana, will take the stage Monday at the Launchpad along with local band Mistletoe.
Been a while since laughter doubled you over in your theater seat? It might have happened to you again if you attended week one of the shows in the Revolutions International Theatre Festival 2002.
GoMotorCar provides much needed relief from the hoards of the annoying pop-infiltrated songs of the past year with their dark, eerie sound.
Oh the savage wars of peace rage on! Evil is being routed out of caves, jungles and refugee camps. Each day, the United States sends more arms and technical support to governments dealing with rebel insurgencies, primarily those of the Islamic branch. With the latest in anti-terror technology, the ringleaders of badness are being pinpointed, apprehended and terminated. It would seem that any day now, the evil must run out.
Administrators and many students have not forgotten the fallout from last year's 15 percent tuition and fee increase, so both are fighting to avoid facing the same problem again in April.
The founder and director of a UNM plastics engineering facility recently received recognition for something one wouldn't expect from a man who teaches students the business and science of materials engineering.
Ever hear someone loudly call out, "Hey," behind you for no apparent reason? You turn around to see what all the noise is about, only to discover that the person is alone and can only be talking to his or herself. Your initial impression is that this person must be cracked.
Drama continues to rock the UNM men's basketball program, which was thrown for yet another tumultuous loop when junior point guard Marlon Parmer quit the team Tuesday night.
The UNM Pre-Law Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta is having an open house tonight at 7 p.m. in the Kiva to recruit students who are interested in attending law school.
The ASUNM Senate approved a bill that would raise the student government fee paid by undergraduate students from $14 to $20, and several other pieces of legislation during its first meeting of the semester Wednesday.
Marlon Parmer's departure from the UNM men's basketball team makes him the ninth player to have left under head coach Fran Fraschilla's tenure.
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