Recently released UNM crime statistics for 2010 report a decrease in liquor law violations and burglary, but UNM isn’t required to report DWIs or larceny cases. The statistics are required by law to be released every year under the Jeanne Clery Act, but revisions to the act say certain crimes don’t have to be reported, UNM Police Department spokesman Lt. Robert Haarhues said.
The UNM men’s soccer team opens its conference schedule away at UNLV this weekend. The Lobos are 6-0-2, and ranked No. 9 in the nation.
The UNM cross country team takes its first big test of the season at the Adidas Notre Dame Invitational in South Bend, Ind. today. Six nationally ranked women’s teams, including the No. 2 Lobos, will take part in the field of 28 in the 5,000-meter race.
In their first game Locksley-less, the Lobos face in-state rival NMSU this weekend. The Lobos have yet to win a football game this season. Although George Barlow is now the head coach, he said that he is not making drastic changes to the way Locksley ran the program.
Editor, The Obama administration’s decision to not release photos after the death of Osama bin Laden reveals an alarming ignorance on the part of the U.S.
Editor, I feel betrayed! My brand-new blue 2011 Specialized Crosstrail bicycle was unlawfully taken from within 20 feet of my classroom doorstep Wednesday. I was in class for a mere hour and 15 minutes.
Editor, Mr. Buddrius, I believe you are mistaken as to what exactly the opinion page is about. In the Daily Lobo, the opinion page is a place for UNM students, faculty, staff and community members to voice opinions that may or may not be politically correct.
Each semester, the Center for Academic Program Support (CAPS) provides tutoring assistance to more than 4,000 students in several areas of study. While many students are satisfied with the outcomes of these sessions, some students, like Miguel Aragon, said they aren’t getting the help that they’re looking for. On a scale from one to 10, Aragon said he rates CAPS a five.
Charges of promoting prostitution, conspiracy and tampering with evidence, brought against former UNM president and professor emeritus F. Chris Garcia in July, were dropped until further notice.
Editor, With the current demonizing of skateboarders in the headlines lately, I feel it is time to hear a skater’s opinion.
Editor, The dangerous political influence that the Chick-fil-A franchise holds here at the UNM appears to go unnoticed.
Editor, Wednesday’s article “Spiritual healing via touch,” by Alexandra Swanberg addressed the field of Reiki (an energy healing practice) irresponsibly.
Zines are like smaller, more independent magazines that deal with a variety of topics, from imaginary bands to blue-collar pornography. Zine writers are often the sole authors, publishers and distributors of their material and typically do so not-for-profit, said Marya Errin Jones, organizer of the first ABQ Zine Fest. Jones said the genre is contradictory because authors are publishing something deeply personal.
Annah Anti-Palindrome, a UC Berkeley multimedia artist, hand-crafted her name in 2007 and starting a life dedicated to “genre-f***ing” ensued. She was born without an “h” at the end of her name, but her decision to change it had nothing to do with resentment for palindromes, as her name might suggest, she wrote on her website, annahantipalindrome.com.
When somebody wrongly accuses her of eating babies, Erin Watson, founder of the newly established Pagan Student Guild, said she replies, “I like them with soy sauce.” She said she prefers to treat instances of harassment about her religion with a sense of humor.
Comic book heroes are slowly but steadily fighting their way into the world of fine art. A new exhibit called “Superheroes: Good, Evil & Everything in Between” debuts at 516 Arts and features the works of artists from across the country.
Two-inch margins. 13-point font. Your fifth dead grandmother in three months. Plagiarism so obvious that you didn’t bother to change the font or diction when pasting it in.
Editor, I am a biology undergrad at UNM. I would like to share a concern with you about our campus police. On Friday there was a man outside of Castetter Hall storming around and shouting.
Editor, I am writing this letter to protest the cartoon in Monday’s Daily Lobo Opinion section. This cartoon is insulting, derogatory and extremely offensive to the Christian community, which has a large student population at UNM.
Editor, I hope the outrageous fact that we pay people six-figure salaries to coach children’s games is not overlooked amid the hubbub surrounding Mr. Locksley’s firing.
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