Likely starting fall 2011, UNM will offer doctoral and master’s degrees in biomedical engineering on main campus, making it the first university in New Mexico to do so. Steven Graves, associate director for the UNM Center for Biomedical Engineering, said the Ph.D.
Albuquerque has your hookah hookup. Because of rave-like atmospheres with live DJs, Albuquerque has seen an explosion in the number of city hookah lounges, Bubble Lounge manager Ahmad Al-Qasem said. “We used to have a big line in here,” he said.
Luis Jiménez’s gaudy, on-campus fiesta dancers have spurred unfavorable reactions from passersby, but their appearance is intended to portray Southwest working class members’ lives. Graduate student Eric Castillo is writing his thesis on the artist.
It starts with something simple but expensive, say, a $276 speeding ticket from the grand state of Oklahoma.
Editor: I was on campus today and picked up the Daily Lobo. I was interested to read Muhajir Romero’s letter.
Editor, I’ve spent most of my time these days staring at the cat and weeping. You see, I’m worried sick about the people who earn over $200,000 a year. These people are the most productive members of our society.
Editor, It’s wonderful to see that the Daily Lobo provides a voice for even the most deranged and ignorant of UNM’s student body. One such student, the admirably vocal Muhajir Romero, managed to outdo himself in a recently published letter, wherein he shamelessly reduces the innumerable complexities of an entire geopolitical region into a single vitriolic, anti-Semitic conspiracy theory. Thank you for reminding me that I have the privilege of sharing my academic environment with maniacs such as Romero.
It’s the hottest seat in town, but some ticket-holding students stay home. Students’ men’s basketball tickets are sold out until the Dec.
UNM President David Schmidly has spent more time out of office than any other president since at least the 1930s, but University communication, policy making and budget discussions have continued on main campus while Schmidly recuperates.
Greg Overman, right, took over the Bike Coop on Central Avenue in 1998. He dropped out of New Mexico State University in 1972 because of financial problems.
Agitated by a suggestion that other Kappa Alpha Psi members allegedly brawled with security at a downtown nightclub, the fraternity’s faculty adviser Richard White wanted to make one thing clear.
This marks the last column in the Afro-American Experience series, which has ran since the beginning of the semester.
The most remarkable thing about the Muslim Student Association is how unremarkable it is. As a Daily Lobo reporter, I’ve covered countless student group and organization meetings.
The trendy Interdisciplinary Film and Digital Media Program will host an open house Thursday to showcase its state-of-the-digital-art facility and thank those who made the program possible. In an effort to boost the state’s economy, Gov.
Editor, Recently, local pet shops in Richmond, Canada, were banned from selling puppies. This means that pet stores in Richmond are no longer legally allowed to sell puppies.
Editor, The recent WikiLeaks release of diplomatic cables between Arab leaders and the U.S. government only confirms what many already knew.
Editor, The Nov. 21 Albuquerque Journal editorial told N.M. teachers and staff, “Welcome to the world the rest of America lives in,” in response to proposals to increase our mandatory retirement contributions and the retirement age.
Editor, On the front page of Monday’s Daily Lobo, there was a story about the mascot Lobo Lucy being allegedly groped by a drunken fan.
Little by little, the news continues to get worse for three UNM football players who were allegedly involved in a brawl at a downtown nightclub early Thanksgiving morning. The latest episode: Kim Kloeppel, with the Dean of Students, said the office is investigating the incident to determine whether UNM football players breached the University’s Student Code of Conduct in allegedly fighting with members of Lotus Nightlcub’s security staff. The three players, later identified as football players Julion Conley, Joe Harris and Bryant Williams, are a part of an on-campus fraternity, Kappa Alpha Psi, and Kloeppel said the office is also looking to determine if other fraternity members were involved in the scuffle. “At this time, I don’t have any specific answers as far as what the investigation has involved,” she said, adding that she would have more definitive information later this week. On top of that, Lotus Nightclub owner Brian Craig is threatening to file a civil complaint against the three players. He said it would have been a different story if his security were fully staffed the night of the incident.
The Lobo Development’s housing forum turned into a rapid-fire, question-and-answer session at the SUB on Tuesday night. ACC representatives did not present building plans, even though the forum was advertised as a public meeting to discuss American Campus Community’s main campus “Strategic Housing Plan.” “When folks hear ‘plan,’ they assume it’s a planning document and expect to see architectural deliverables and where buildings are going, and that’s not what the ‘Strategic Housing Plan’ is,” ACC representative Matt Stein said.
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