Albuquerque theatre and the Daily Lobo have taken another turn around the globe. There has been a lot of senseless tripe, such as the tasteless gall of producing “Cats” of all things, but also some wonderful and amazing productions that I feel utterly blessed to have been able to see and write about.
Students are de-stressing before finals the best way they know how: by slacking. The slackline community at UNM — or Slackers, as they like to be called — is a small group based on campus that meets nearly every day to relax and try their hand at balancing on a rope, known as a slickline, tied between trees.
The Lobos took sole possession of first place in the Mountain West thanks to a 6-5 win at Nevada on Sunday. UNLV was tied atop the MW with UNM heading into the day, but lost 3-2 at San Diego State.
by Ralph D. Russo The Associated Press NEW YORK — Michael Sam waited and waited. Hours passed, rounds came and went, and eventually there were only eight more picks left on the third and final day of the NFL draft. For just a moment it looked as if his chance of being picked by a pro team and ...
Staff and faculty may benefit from a change in the new health insurance plan that will allow companies to cover costs for care and treatment of those diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder.
Editor, I was very disappointed to learn that President Frank failed to honor an agreement that he made with the ASUNM and GPSA presidents and removed over $5 million of student fees from the purview of the Student Fee Review Board without their knowledge. I think it shows a tremendous amount of disrespect ...
Editor, I was very disappointed to learn that President Frank failed to honor an agreement that he made with the ASUNM and GPSA presidents and removed over $5 million of student fees from the purview of the Student Fee Review Board without their knowledge. I think it shows a tremendous amount of disrespect ...
Lee Brown, a UNM professor of medicine, said the upcoming University health insurance changes will bring good things and bad things.
Actors are going medieval — well, Elizabethan — on “Pulp Fiction” with the aid of Shakespeare. The Hermes Theatre company is producing “Classic Pulp Fiction,” a play based on the 1994 Quentin Tarantino film, but with a sixteenth-century setting and Shakespearean language.
Editor, I want to thank UNM professor David Correia for being out on the front lines of social progress for us in the community. As an alumnus of UNM, it makes me proud to see one of my fellow faculty leading the movement for justice.
Editor, At great risk of losing popularity, and in response to your May 7 front page article entitled “ASUNM parking summit gives drivers a voice,” let me suggest that rather than adding more parking spaces at UNM, we need fewer.
Spring practices give college programs an opportunity to build unity and camaraderie, not just work on tactics and skills. The New Mexico men’s soccer team accomplished that in their recently completed spring sessions, Jeremy Fishbein, Lobo head coach, said Friday.
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The Daily Lobo photo desk assembled its end-of-semester photo issue. Here’s what they saw through their viewfinders and captured with their cameras.
The Associated Press Today is Thursday, May 8, the 128th day of 2014. There are 237 days left in the year. Today’s Highlight in History: On May 8, 1944, the first “eye bank” designed to preserve corneal tissues for transplants was established at New York Hospital. On this date: In ...
Ken Carpenter can let out a sigh of relief, as a dream he never thought would last enters its 20th year of existence. Casa Xalteva, a Spanish school and cultural center Carpenter co-founded in Granada, Nicaragua, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year and is still going strong
Faced with the task of increasing University study abroad participation by 33 percent in six years, the new Interim Director of the Global Education Office, Paul Edmunds, has his work cut out for him.
President Barack Obama visited Arkansas communities to offer the government’s support to towns ravaged by tornados, according to ABC News. Vilonia, Arkansas was one of the towns hit by massive storms that tore through the state on April 27, killing 15 people.
by Erika Eddy news@dailylobo.com @Erika_Eddy The student movement, OurUNM, staged a die-in Wednesday in front of Zimmerman Library. The participants outlined students’ bodies in chalk and wrote individual messages protesting various University policies, Matthew Barceleau, a law student, said ...
After attracting more than 35,000 participants to its first course, UNM will continue to expand its Massive Open Online Course program, this time with a class on Curanderismo.
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