Culture
Chorus preps to rock Halloween
Nicole Perez | September 20The sounds of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” echoed through the halls of the Immanuel Presbyterian Church in Nob Hill last Tuesday.
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News
Anderson students work to integrate ex-inmates
Ardee Napolitano | September 19UNM students will help develop a system designed to stop inmates from returning to crime once released from prison.
News
Film festival won’t charge students for submissions
Quinton Bara | September 19For the first time, UNM students will have the chance to showcase their films at the University for free. The ASUNM Southwest Film Center will host the UNM Student Film Festival, the first film festival since 2004, in November. However, this year’s festival will include only films made by UNM students, and students won’t have to pay submission costs.
Opinion
Teachers doth protest too much
Marcos P. Portillo/ Daily Lobo guest columnist | September 19There is a little more to the story of the Chicago teachers’ strike than what Thomson would have you believe — “Educators can’t survive on prestige alone.”
Opinion
Cartoon fails to illustrate Abdallah’s greatness
September 19Editor, I want to express my concern about the recent editorial cartoon depicting Provost Chaouki Abdallah as a vampire biting the neck of a woman representing the students of UNM.
Culture
‘Cannibals’ table on campus
Antonio Sanchez | September 19For 30 minutes, Professor Jessamyn Lovell’s art class was a pack of cannibals.
Culture
Fashion Q&A
Nicole Storey | September 19“My style is rocker-ish — I like to combine skater and rocker styles.” Pope’s style is geek-rock, with a nod to skater style.
News
UNM crime briefs
Alexandra Swanberg | September 18On Aug. 27, Gregory Armenta, a kitchen employee at The Pit, asked his supervisor David Wilson if he could keep his cell phone in Wilson’s office so it wouldn’t get wet while he washed dishes.
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Dreaming Impossible
Junfu Han | September 18Christina Rosado-Maher, an immigration attorney in Albuquerque, said that because she grew up near the Mexican-American border in San Diego, Calif., she understands that people immigrate to the United States to improve their lives.
News
‘Lynette’ at event gets mixed reviews
Alexandra Swanberg | September 18Negative feedback followed a performance at UNM that aimed to introduce international students to New Mexico.
News
Group rewards sober drivers
Mikayla Griego | September 18Although the Campus Office of Substance Abuse Prevention was denied state funding last year, the organization introduced a new anti-drunk-driving program with minimal student fee funding.
News
UNM flexible on admissions terms
Ardee Napolitano | September 18Despite low high school GPAs, students applying to UNM can still be accepted if they have experienced exceptionally difficult circumstances.
Opinion
Yesterday's Sudoku and crossword answers
September 18Sudoku and crossword answers for 9-17.
Opinion
Religious zealots court Armageddon
Jason Darensburg | September 18Are we all heading for Judgment Day? Do we need to prepare for Armageddon? Whether you believe it or not, some very powerful people are doing everything they can to bring about the end of the world.
Opinion
University College lifts freshman retention rate
September 18Editor, UNM faculty contributions are often overlooked. I just can’t let this go unmentioned. I have had the honor of working with UNM’s great minds, faculty, staff and teaching assistants: the instructors in UNM’s freshman academic choice seminars.
Culture
Battle of Gettysburg storms stage
Justino Brokaw | September 18The Filling Station, one of Albuquerque’s more intimate theater spaces, is an unlikely candidate to portray the sweep, scope and scale of the Battle of Gettysburg, the bloodiest conflict of the American Civil War.
Culture
The Weekly Free
Nicole Perez | September 18If you spent too much money getting your writer friend to do your English paper for you, or sending someone to take a math test in your stead, your pockets might be a little empty. Just kidding, nobody actually cheats on anything … right? But the empty pockets remain. To patch them up, check out some of this week’s freebies.
News
Cancer Center servers hacked
Svetlana Ozden | September 17UNM Cancer Center patients’ personal information may have been accessed by hackers, who attacked the center’s server in July. Center officials said as many as 2,365 patients’ information, including Social Security numbers, names and addresses, may have been accessed.
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Memorial to be held for former professor
Svetlana Ozden | September 17The life of a former UNM law professor will be celebrated by the UNM School of Law. Ann Scales, 60, was a professor at UNM until 1998, when she left to join the law department at the University of Denver.
