Culture
Experimental films offer a nuanced view of reality
Alexandra Swanberg | April 19The cinematic stars Americans love to chase and idolize are intended to represent reality;
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News
Career Paths: MMA fighter
Victoria Carreon | April 18Some people train for weeks — sometimes months — to enter a cage with someone who hopes to take them down.
News
Projects widening Lead and Coal end
Svetlana Ozden | April 18The city of Albuquerque partially reopened the newly renovated Lead and Coal avenues last week.
News
Sustainability Expo offers bike sale, fresh produce
Staff Report | April 18In honor of Earth Day, UNM hosts an annual bike auction, transportation fair and a grower’s market.
Opinion
Online classes free up Internet time
Devon Stevens | April 18I am disturbed at the amount of offline learning going on in a supposedly modern school such as UNM.
Opinion
Americans should invest in, appreciate veterans
April 18Editor, Overseas and here stateside, many of our young men and women in the U.S. Armed Forces are fulfilling their oath of service to “support and defend the Constitution” of our country.
Opinion
Dead student’s father thanks UNM for support
April 18Editor, On behalf of my family and myself, I want to say thank you for all the support you have shown our family during our sorrow at the loss of our son Garrett J. Elders.
Sports
Record belies hidden strength
Mundo Carrillo | April 18Don’t be fooled by the baseball team’s 18-18 record — the Lobos are better than they seem.
Sports
Top stars’ speed, skill clash
Nathan Farmer | April 18This weekend, two of the world’s best go head to head, two who may go down as the best ever at their game.
Sports
Freshmen bring fresh talent
April 18For the men’s golf team, it has been a successful season to say the least.
News
How to compost in two weeks
Barbara Gomez-Aguinaga | April 17Compost is an organic fertilizer that can easily be made at home. Its nutrients are helpful not only for crops and gardens, but also for the environment.
News
Patient, advocate fights cancer homeopathically
Avicra Luckey | April 17Lexie Shabel said her biggest mistake in treating her breast cancer was choosing chemotherapy when she was first diagnosed.
Opinion
Wooley’s Weekly Wisdom
Ryan Wooley | April 17Dear Wooley, Right now I am very conflicted in my home-life situation. I live with my parents, and they have been so gracious as to let me live in their home for free as long as I stay in school, which I am very grateful for.
Opinion
Progressive budget merits more coverage
April 17Editor, The U.S. Congressional Progressive Caucus unveiled a budget proposal last week, called A Budget for All, that seeks to balance the federal budget through higher taxes on the rich,
Culture
Playwrights play with fire
Nicole Perez | April 17Themes such as gender identity, the Occupy Wall Street movement, alcoholism, suicide, the Iraq War and the housing and economic crises dominate this year’s Words Afire!
Culture
The Weekly Free
Alexandra Swanberg | April 17There are three weeks left until finals, in case you didn’t start counting down as soon as spring break ended. Here are some ways you can entertain yourself this week.
Culture
Bizarre upper-division classes
Alexandra Swanberg | April 17By now you’re thinking you can’t wait for summer so you can do nothing but drop into a coma for a couple days, after which you’ll soak up the sun.
Culture
Where Are We?
April 16Every Monday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week.
News
Groups hold event to combat violence
Svetlana Ozden | April 16One quarter of female college students in the United States are victims of attempted or completed sexual assault according to the National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence.
News
Pro-Palestine group erects ‘Israeli Apartheid Wall’
Avicra Luckey | April 16Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) gathered Saturday to build a plywood mock “Israeli Apartheid Wall” that will be erected on Smith Plaza all this week as part of the group’s Mock Wall Campaign.
