UNM OIPS ended yet another International Festival in style by holding their inaugural international fashion show in the SUB. The International Festival, held Thursday afternoon, featured myriad international fare, vendors and performers.
Last year, UNM physical therapy student Susan Halbig ran in the American Parkinson Disease Association 5k race to honor her father. “My father was diagnosed with Parkinson’s six years ago,” she said. “For me, a way to support my dad rather than just being at home with him was to run it.”
Dear Dr. Peg, I think I have a wart on my hand. What causes warts and how can I get rid of mine?
Editor, It is interesting that Aaron Cress understood the message yet looked for a way to denounce his part in it. Even the title alludes to compliance with a culture that objectifies women.
Of New Mexico’s 45 softball games to date this season, 13 have had lopsided outcomes. The Lobos have four wins and nine losses in which the victor scored at least six more runs than the loser.
The New Mexico baseball team’s focus wasn’t entirely on in-state rival New Mexico State on Wednesday. The Lobos managed to demolish the Aggies 13-6 on a blustery day at Lobo Field, even with a critical Mountain West Conference series at Nevada this weekend on their minds.
Now that Gov. Martinez signed a bill April 5 that increases tax credits for TV shows and movies filming in New Mexico, film-extra positions are in high demand. This bill adds to New Mexico’s attractiveness as a filming site.
This year’s New Mexico Shared Knowledge Conference is trying to prove that students with nonscience majors can still pursue their own research.
Although I agree with Charles Crosson regarding the un-Christian behavior of those who condemn to hell the many who don’t agree with them, his teaching that only the life of Christ (including his Crucifixion and his Resurrection) and the teachings of Jesus to Second Temple Jews.
Anyone who’s ever been stung by a bee would probably think twice before purposefully hanging out with a swarm of them.
After winning last week’s battle of the bands, members of The Lymbs began preparation for their show at this Saturday’s Fiestas, where they will be opening for Breathe Carolina and several other artists.
After working at the University for 38 years, professor and interim dean of the College of Fine Arts James Linnell will ignite one last flame at this year’s annual Words Afire! Festival of New Plays.
After the Board of Regents raised student fees for Athletics, one member of student government is questioning the transparency of the UNM administration.
Federal sequestration brings budget cuts for research and other government-funded endeavors here at UNM, and northern New Mexico’s public radio station is feeling some major effects.
Editor, I write this letter with slight trepidation, but with a sincere appeal to our sense of compassion, human love and understanding.
Editor, Let me see if I understand: the straightforward message of SlutWalk is that perpetrators, not victims, are to blame for rape.
Editor, Lies, witness intimidation, rape. Iowa basketball under the leadership of Alford.
Editor, Frequent Fox News contributor Erik Rush got into a Twitter exchange shortly after yesterday’s apparent bombing to declare of Muslims: “Yes, they’re evil. Let’s kill them all.”
Where can you speak to avid fans of cartoon shows in between a ramen-eating contest and a Japanese rock concert? Where else but Sabaku Con?
Band of Horses gives me mixed feelings. Seeing it in concert last week affirmed that, unfortunately. Don’t get me wrong — its unique brand of folk-indie-rock has warmed my being on multiple occasions.
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