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Daily Lobo asks you: What’s your ideal marriage proposal?
February 9“With red roses—then I would get on my knees. I would bring some chocolate backup.”
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Board postpones student fee deliberations
Luke Holmen | February 9Despite aims to decrease the amount students pay in fees next year, the Student Fee Review Board voted unanimously Wednesday night to set the minimum fee amount for next year to the same as it is this year.
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State budget, new funding formula pass House
Alexandra Swanberg | February 9The state budget (House Bill 2) passed unanimously in the House Wednesday night.
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Career Paths
Avicra Luckey | February 8It’s Saturday night in the South Valley, and Richard Montoya is kicking in the front door of someone’s house.
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Students share where they want their fees to go
Luke Holmen | February 8The Student Fee Review Board deliberates on allocating a projected $10.7 million in student fees today. The board will review the applications and presentations made by the 27 organizations requesting funding.
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Popejoy requests funds to help keep half-price tickets
Nathan Farmer | February 8The amount of student fees Popejoy Hall receives could determine how many shows students can attend for half price next year.
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Travel advisories impact study abroad to Mexico
Nathan Farmer | February 8Violence in Mexico isn’t just scaring away vacationers from the country. Students are staying away, too.
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Show me how to: Eat healthy
Rachel Roth | February 7The financially strapped college student living on ramen and pizza may be a way of life for some, but that doesn’t mean college students can’t eat healthy meals on a budget.
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Noteworthy Student Fee Review Board requests
Elizabeth Cleary and Luke Holmen | February 7Hazardous electrical work, dangerous projection equipment and outdated furniture are among the problems Pam Castaldi, director of the Language Learning Center, said could be fixed with student fee money.
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Community honors valued professor, donor
Nicole Perez | February 7Longtime UNM community member Richard E. Greenleaf died Nov. 8, 2011 after a three-year battle with Parkinson’s disease, and he was commemorated in a ceremony Friday in the Alumni Memorial Chapel.
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Bothersome pond work will save water
Christopher Bartlett | February 6Students who enjoy the pleasant atmosphere of the west side of the duck pond have been unable to visit its banks since mid-November due to construction on the area’s irrigation and lighting.
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UNM Crime Briefs
Christopher Bartlett | February 3On Jan. 30, a UNMPD officer was dispatched to UNM Hospital concerning a nurse who had stolen medication from the hospital, according to a police report.
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Website facilitates men’s basketball ticket trades
Christopher Bartlett | February 3Nearly every UNM men’s basketball game this season is sold out, but some seats will remain empty.
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Legislators debate how to spend budget surplus
Ashley McElroy and Jeremy Spates | February 3The New Mexico Legislature and Gov. Susana Martinez are at odds over how to spend a projected $250 million surplus for fiscal year 2013.
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Through the trenches
February 2UNM Guard Carolyn Durbin dribbles past Air Force forward Dymond James. The Lobos rolled over the Falcons 67-44 Tuesday night at The Pit.
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Study abroad gains popularity
Ashley McElroy | February 2Despite the downturn in the economy and rising education costs, more students from UNM are venturing abroad to study in other countries, and more international students are coming to UNM.
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Career Paths
Jeremy Spates | February 1UNM architecture professor Efthimios Maniatis runs his own architecture studio in a converted garage in his home in the Ridgecrest neighborhood south of UNM.
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Legislature cares about Lottery Scholarship
Luke Holmen | February 1College students statewide have lobbied for legislation that would save the dying Lottery Scholarship fund, and their efforts may pay off during this year’s legislative session.
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Classroom technology receives mixed response
Jessica Hitch | February 1Use of technology in the classroom is on the rise, and if it’s up to UNM’s Chief Information Officer, chalkboards will soon become obsolete.
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Show me how to: Register to vote
Avicra Luckey | January 31Maggie Toulouse Oliver, Bernalillo County Clerk, said questions about party affiliation or one’s desire to vote shouldn’t stop anyone from registering to vote.
