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Sports Briefs
June 4The baseball team had its season come to a halt after losing to UCLA 7-1 on Saturday and to Creighton 7-2 on Sunday in the double-elimination NCAA regional tournament.
Lobos Basketball Tournament
News
Career Profile: Restaurant owner
Avicra Luckey | May 29Tony Nesheiwat, 27, co-owner of Times Square Deli, said his relationship with customers goes beyond knowing what they like to eat on a sandwich.
News
UNM publishes salary book online
Avicra Luckey | May 29More than a year and a half after students asked UNM to provide a more accessible version of its salary book, the book is available online.
News
AIDS clinic to move, provide more services
Avicra Luckey | May 29The UNM HIV/AIDS clinic will soon be able to offer more services to more patients after its relocation and expansion.
Culture
The Weekly Free
Nicole Perez | May 29It’s officially summer, and while you may be feeling as free as a bird, events and concerts are still just as costly.
Culture
Fest a tribute to paddle sports
Nicole Perez | May 29Freezing white-water rapids will flood the desert this weekend when a film festival centered on extreme water sports comes to town.
Opinion
Torture tarnishes U.S.’s human-rights credibility
May 29Editor, It can be called nothing short of comical to watch the U.S. government scold communist China over its treatment of human-rights activist Chen Guangcheng and his family.
Opinion
China’s belligerence calls for U.S. naval expansion
May 29Editor, The U.S. Department of Defense believes China will soon have anti-ship missiles with a range of 1000 miles, B-6 bombers armed with long-range cruise missiles, aircraft carriers, 75 surface navy ships, 60 submarines and missile boats.
Opinion
Apathy supplants past’s political passion at UNM
May 29Editor, How many students know that on May 8, 1970, National Guardsmen stabbed 11 students on UNM campus?
Opinion
Faculty routinely work summers without pay
May 29Editor, Does Regent Jamie Koch intentionally insult UNM faculty, or is he just clueless about how the University operates?
Opinion
Power in selfish hands sows misery, oppression
May 29There are two kinds of people who pursue positions of authority: those who want to be in positions of authority so they can benefit themselves at the expense of everyone else
Culture
Modern dance eschews narrative
Antonio Sanchez | May 29UCLA professor and renowned modern-dance choreographer Victoria Marks said dance can be found in the simplest functions of the human body.
Sports
Players, coach earn MWC honors
Mundo Carrillo | May 29The baseball team outdid the rest of the Mountain West this season in this weekend’s tournament and in annual Mountain West awards.
Sports
Head coach adds seasoned assistant to staff
Mundo Carrillo | May 29While the women’s basketball team didn’t win many games last season, head coach Yvonne Sanchez is confident her new assistant can help boost performance.
Sports
sports briefs
May 29AUSTIN, Texas — Six Lobos qualified at the 2012 NCAA West Preliminary over the weekend for the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships in June.
News
test story
May 16Although efforts to collect $675 million in donations for UNM began in 2006, the UNM Foundation has collected only about 60 percent of that money and has only two more years to reach the goal. The “Changing Worlds” fundraising campaign is an eight-year project that ends in 2014.
News
Donors running out of time
Hannah Stangebye | May 7Although efforts to collect $675 million in donations for UNM began in 2006, the UNM Foundation has collected only about 60 percent of that money and has only two more years to reach the goal.
Opinion
Armageddon will be due to ignorance, not moths
May 7Editor, The column “Mothy mayhem means the end is nigh” rightfully pokes fun at what is a most unfunny buildup of belief that the world really will come to an end this year.
Opinion
Most skaters don’t deserve unfair scofflaw stereotype
May 7Editor, Several days ago, the Lobo printed a letter titled “UNMPD needs proactive approach to stop skaters.” This letter was in regard to the large number of skateboarders who frequent the UNM campus.
Opinion
Beer pong photos deprived better sports of limelight
May 7Editor, Looking through the photo edition, I was pleased enough at what I saw until I got to the last page, where you had included beer pong as a “nontraditional sport.”
