The UNM men's basketball team scored a 66-64 knockout in round one of its annual two-game battle with New Mexico State University Wednesday night, using a counterpunch in the form of guards Marlon Parmer and Senque Carey.
If you are looking to impress others with your ability to drop a few authentic Italian phrases or prove you know more than just the clichÇ great art, your savior is here.
It was nice to see Lewis Jacob's delightful photo of the luminaria glow in Smith Plaza on the front page of Monday's Lobo. However, it was hard for me to enjoy the sight with my knowledge of what happened to these paper lanterns early the next morning. As I walked across campus on my way to Zimmerman Library, I was appalled to see the slumped over luminarias being thrown one after the other into trash bags.
There's an old Chinese painting that shows three wise men standing around a vat of vinegar. Each man has dipped his finger into the vinegar and tasted it. The first man wears a sour expression. The second is frowning at its bitterness. The third man is smiling.
Earlier this year, The Strokes released The Modern Age, a three song EP that single-handedly captured the collective interest of the music scene. With its debut album, Is This It, a frenzy of media accolades erupted, hailing the group as quite possibly the best new band to emerge out of New York - and the United States - in years.
A proposal for a new master's degree in dental hygiene that will come without a price tag jumped another hurdle on the path to approval Tuesday night.
It takes a true composer to make an electronica album that bears the promise of actually going mainstream - especially when working off somebody else's material.
The battle to prove to teens that adults can be trusted is what UNM therapist Christina Vasquez says has pushed her to work on the University's new runaway program.
Never in my getting-to-be-long life have I seen such a pathetic claim of victimization as expressed in Sari Krosinsky's column from Monday's Daily Lobo. My God, give it to the psychology department as a case study in human pathos.
I am writing in hopes of pointing out the deeper problems of racism. The most common views center around the idea that the existence of racism is solely an ignorant hate of another based on skin color of a person due to his or her makeup.
The American Council of Trustees and Alumni recently issued a report criticizing colleges and universities for their failure to defend Western civilization and recommended that American History and Western Civilization be required courses of study.
Grazing giraffes and fleeing geese are just two of the many light sculptures on the grounds of the Rio Grande Botanic Garden for the fifth annual River of Lights Holiday Light Show. The show, presented by PNM, runs through Dec. 25.
From the letter "Never underestimate the power of human stupidity." I was introduced to the mind of UNM staff member John Bauer. He became obsessed with rationalizing instructor Bob Anderson's affiliation with this University.
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon declared his nation at war Monday as warplanes and helicopters blasted Palestinian targets in the West Bank and near Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's headquarters in Gaza City.
Enough with the whining about the bicycle racks already. While I sympathize with those who have the horrible misfortune of having to lock their precious modes of transportation out of their sight, welcome to the real world!
Flowers and cards adorn the wall of Abbey Road Recording Studios in London Sunday after the death of musician George Harrison. An impromptu shrine to the ex-Beatle was created with candles and flowers at the Beatles' most famous London recording studio.
As bombs drop, marines move in, and a company makes headlines by "playing god" in a sterilized lab, our collectivized fear is cushioned in blankets of self-congratulatory speeches. Bush, Colin Powell, and several others have recently commented on our "heroic mission" in Afghanistan as bringing freedom to Afghanistan women.
The UNM community can get a taste of internationally-renown Cuban folklore in an unlikely corner of campus this week.
The Santa Fe Film Festival is back again. After a great outing last year, with more than 9,000 in attendance, the festival promises to be even bigger this year. The festival, which runs from Wednesday through Sunday, will showcase some of the best films from around the world and even some selections from our own backyard.
While families across the country began celebrating the holiday season this weekend, I marked the occasion with a tradition that has been a part of my family for years.
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