Billy Sparks said he plans on completing the two classes he needs to get a bachelor's degree. "I do think a degree is very important," he said. "But I also recognize that I have 30 years of experience."
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo A flier circulating around campus that promotes a group called the Reagan Rangers appears to be a joke. The flier states the Rangers want to make UNM "a more American place to worship and study." It lists several priorities for the University, including "on-campus spot-checks ...
by Jason Kleymann Daily Lobo It's been eight months since the UNM Police Department purchased Ultra, a bomb-sniffing dog. But there have not been any bomb threats for more than a year. Ultra and his handler, partner and life-long buddy Officer Eric Miller are one of five explosives-detection ...
by Jessica Del Curto Daily Lobo Since 1971, Frontier Restaurant has been a staple of the University area. For 35 years, it has stood on the corner of Central Avenue and Cornell Drive. It's a place where students eat, socialize, study and find work. "Frontier is just there, it always just stares ...
Violence and protests erupted across the Middle East this week over a Danish newspaper that printed a cartoon depicting Mohammed wearing a bomb as a turban. Do you feel people were overreacting, or were their actions justified?
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo UNM student T.D. Gonzales said $600 is too much money to spend on textbooks if he cracks them open only twice a semester. "Some professors require you buy textbooks, and then they tell you that you don't need them halfway in the semester," he said. Gonzales ...
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo Albuquerque Police officers formed a three-block barricade around Lead Avenue and Buena Vista Drive Wednesday afternoon looking for a man wanted on a charge of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. Police officers and dogs searched residents' yards in the area ...
Staff Report Billy Sparks, former deputy chief of staff at the governor's office, begins an executive position at UNM today. Sparks was appointed to the position of executive director of communications and marketing for the Health Sciences Center. Sparks spent the past year and a half working in ...
Even though professor Ted Sturm retired last year, he still planned on teaching two classes this semester.
Paulette Lane has been living with HIV for 19 years. When she was diagnosed, she didn't know who to tell or how to tell them.
Michelle Touson said it is lonely being an African-American student at UNM.
Ten months after The Pit's student section moved, it is not as popular as expected.
Dennis Jackson said growing up in the South was what caused him to be a racist.
UNM ROTC Army cadet Anthony Tuero said volunteering at Project Share is more than serving chicken and pumpkin-spice pie.
President George Bush visited Intel in Rio Rancho on Friday. One of the items on his agenda was education reform in America.
One of the first African-American actresses to break through to the mainstream - Beah Richards - was also a political activist who championed for civil and women's rights.
Over the past 25 years, Peter White has made it a point to get to know his 5,000 students.
Alex Hughes, Senior, History and Political Science "I think it was a good speech. I think he reached out to the Democrats very well, and he also set up a good game plan for the rest of the Iraq war." Brian Moore, Freshman, Political Science "I think that Bush is on the right track with trying ...
Bryan Vigil cheated on an exam a few semesters ago. He didn't get caught, but he regrets it.
Finnie Coleman is the type of professor whose booming voice echoes throughout Mitchell Hall. About 20 students in his Intro to Hip-Hop Culture class learned how loud his voice can be after not doing well on a quiz about slavery and abolition on Tuesday.
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