Sports
Sports Briefs
J.R. Oppenheim | April 29UNM captured 10 top-three finishes during the Brutus Hamilton Invitational Friday and Saturday in Berkeley, Calif.
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Lobos' De Roey wins Mountain West golf title
J.R. Oppenheim | April 27Junior Manon De Roey became New Mexico’s first Mountain West Conference medalist in three years after she won the women’s golf championship Saturday at the Mission Hills Country Club Dinah Shore Course in Rancho Mirage, Calif.
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ASUNM resolves the development of universal bathrooms for the third time
Jamillah Wilcox | April 26ASUNM wants to aid in the development of universal public restrooms for students, faculty and staff on campus.
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ABQ 4 Boston 5k to raise money for Boston Marathon bombing victims
Ardee Napolitano | April 26Martha Chicoski, a Boston native who lives in Albuquerque, said it has been a tradition for her family to watch runners cross the finish line at the Boston Marathon since she was little.
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Night of comedy to promote awareness of and raise funds for suicide prevention
Jamillah Wilcox | April 26Mental health is not a laughing matter, but laughter can improve your mental health.
Opinion
Dr. Pegs Prescription
Dr. Peggy Spencer | April 26It is finals time. How are you doing? Sleeping well? Eating nutritious meals? Keeping your life in balance? No? If you are like most students, you are too busy to take care of yourself.
Sports
Walk-off win wraps up series
Christian Naranjo | April 26The New Mexico softball team was able to snap its four-game losing streak on Wednesday and extend UTEP’s downward skid in the process.
Sports
Streak returns Lobos to top 25
Thomas Romero-Salas | April 26It took a little more than two months, but the New Mexico baseball team is back in the rankings. The Lobos were ranked No. 21 nationally coming into the season but dropped out of the top 25 after losing their opening series against Oklahoma State.
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Show Me How: to bike across the country
Rebecca Gonzales | April 25Kindra Aschenbrenner, a junior and sociology major, intends to bike across the United States this summer, fulfilling her lifelong dream. Aschenbrenner, along with her sister, leave mid-May on a 10-week bike trip along the northern U.S.
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New student film association reels in prospective actors, producers and more
Katherine Luce | April 25Film students reeling in the face of an uncertain economy have a new resource to help hone their talent and tap into the local industry.
Opinion
Slant supplants fact in today’s media
Alexandra Swanberg | April 25Journalism: the best option for creative writing majors who can’t seem to finish their first novel. Not convinced?
Opinion
Forging our future feels like sealing our fate
Shelby Perea / Daily Lobo guest columnist | April 25“What do you want to be when you grow up?” This is the question we young people are asked all throughout our lives. It is a daunting question that evolves in seriousness as you grow older.
Culture
Growing Community
Antonio Sanchez | April 25Erda Gardens administrator Amanda Rich ran her soil-caked hands through a bed of plants Wednesday afternoon, her fingertips searching for a ready plant to pluck.
Culture
Hands-on learning culminates in dance showcase
Justin Brough | April 25A man and woman embrace on a dark stage, pulling each other close in a loving dance. In the space of a few minutes, they are both on their backs.
News
NMPIRG helps UNM make progress toward Climate Action Plan sustainability goals
Ross Kelbley | April 24The New Mexico Public Interest Research Group is jumpstarting a UNM initiative to reduce carbon emissions, a plan that has languished for three years.
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UNM student seeks campus help in finding suspect at large
Ardee Napolitano | April 24Authorities continue to hunt down a man who police say shot the mother of a UNM student last week. Police are tracking down Rastice Lee Burdex, 20, after he allegedly fired two gunshots at Stacy Coronel at her home on April 16.
Opinion
UNM’s decision shows dollars trump diplomas
April 24Editor, Once again the UNM administration has made a horrible decision in order to make more money. In a massive, deliberate misunderstanding of everything about the whole situation, UNM has increased tuition to a higher rate for part-time students than full-time students.
Opinion
Tuition policy punishes busy, working students
April 24Editor, The new tuition increase punishes working students, forcing the ones who can least afford college, but who paradoxically demonstrate the most promise by their hard-working examples
Opinion
Repression is rampant in our time
Don Schrader / Daily Lobo guest columnist | April 24Why do I tell people that I am gay? I want gays, lesbians and bisexuals who feel ashamed and alone in their suffocating closets to see they can risk living open and real in this crazy, cruel, beautiful world.
Sports
Davie signs for more time
Thomas Romero-Salas | April 24New Mexico head football coach Bob Davie said he knows a contract extension doesn’t mean a whole lot. On Monday UNM and Davie announced the coach’s two-year contract extension.
