John Cusack didn't just "Say Anything" Friday in the SUB Ballroom - he spoke about the importance of supporting Sen. John Kerry's race to the White House. "As a citizen of the United States, I feel obligated to speak up," he said. Hundreds of students attended the event.
Sometimes she does not want to be found. "It's nice not to worry," Karen Rand said. "I can go out and just be gone." Rand is not part of the growing population with a cell phone. She said it is too expensive and unnecessary, because she can just borrow one from a friend if she needs to.
Lt. Gov. Diane Denish told a group of UNM business students Thursday to uphold, above all, their integrity in business and beyond. Denish spoke to a crowd of 40 students in the Kiva Auditorium. Delta Sigma Pi, a business and economic fraternity, sponsored the event.
Vicente Griego says he was thinking of the Battle of Troy when he brought boxes of art supplies and images of historic Hispanic revolutionaries and artists into Albuquerque community centers. At "Noche de Arte y Juventud," an event designed to bring Hispanic youth to UNM, children from community centers and schools presented shadowboxes made from the supplies Griego had brought them.
Students were in the SUB on Tuesday collecting donations for a shelter they said is in danger of being shut down - only it's not. In late August, the Women's Community Association, a shelter for victims of domestic violence, needed $500,000 to remain open, or it would have to cut its capacity.
Two students thought for a minute about who he could be. You know, he is Joan Cusack's brother, the one in "Sixteen Candles," Brandy Putt said. Then they remembered. Actor John Cusack is scheduled to speak to students today in the SUB Ballroom in support of Democratic presidential nominee Sen.
Vijay Aspass senior sociology "I really look at the health care system. Being a college student, you have no money, and you have to rely on Medicaid sometimes. Not everyone has private insurance." Alison Kaufman sophomore sociology "Whether he or she is well-spoken, is well-informed on the topics, credentials and whether he or she appeals to the people.
Scooters, bikes, unicycles - it doesn't matter as long as it's not a car. Today is International Walk or Bike to School Day. UNM will join 3,000 schools across the nation in the event's eighth year, aimed at healthy forms of transportation. "It doesn't necessarily mean by bike, although that is the most healthy alternative," said Allie Thompson, director for the event.
Medication caused student death, autopsy says ANN ARBOR, Mich. (U-WIRE) - The Washtenaw County Medical Examiner's Office released the autopsy results on Monday for Kristi Anne Sprecher, who was found dead in her West Quad Residence Hall room at the University of Michigan on Sept.
Downtown Distillery isn't taking any more chances when it comes to underage drinkers and fake IDs. For the past month and a half, the bar at 406 Central Ave. has been photocopying patrons' IDs and having them sign a statement saying they are at least 21 and their driver license is valid.
by Christie Chisholm Daily Lobo Depression and bipolar disorder are daunting issues, so Agora Crisis Center is trying to lighten the mood. Today in the SUB, Agora is cosponsoring a National Depression Screening and Bipolar Awareness Day for students from 9 a.
Instead of having to juggle cable, utilities, phone and rent, UNM provides it all in one package for students who live on campus. The cost of living on campus ranges from $1,800 to $3,600 each semester. The rates include air conditioning, local calls, voice mail, cable and high-speed Internet access.
The last day to register to vote became an opportunity for political campus groups to duke it out on Tuesday. The College Republicans and the Progressive Student Alliance, which includes the College Democrats, the College Greens and the League of Pissed Off Voters, made a lot of noise and commotion around noontime on Smith Plaza as members of each group yelled comments back and forth for more than 15 minutes.
Green Party presidential candidate David Cobb said the "anybody but Bush" attitude is a syndrome afflicting liberals, indicating the dysfunction of American democracy. "If you feel like you have to hold your nose and cast a ballot against Bush, at least acknowledge the stench," Cobb said.
by Deborah Harvey Daily Lobo Cmdr. James Daniels of the UNM Police Department said there have been 40 auto burglaries on campus and two arrests in connection with the burglaries since June. "Most of these break-ins are crimes of opportunity," Daniels said.
Senior John Paiz said the turnout of students at the first election 2004 forum series was a reflection of young voters in general. "I was disappointed not more people showed up, given New Mexico's status as a battleground state," he said. About 30 students and community members attended the forum organized by UNM President Louis Caldera and the Department of Political Science.
If you haven't registered to vote, today's your last chance. Kind of. Today is the last day to register with voter registration drives. County clerks will accept hand-delivered forms until Friday at 5 p.m. Mailed registration forms, however, must be postmarked by today.
Sen. John Kerry's stepson visited the University on Monday and said tuition is a crisis on college campuses. Chris Heinz said tuition is up 35 percent nationwide. At UNM, tuition has increased by $1,300 over the last four years. "People are having a hard time making ends meet," Heinz said.
The UNM Board of Regents awarded a Spanish business executive the University Medal on Monday. I§igo de Oriol e Ybarra, the chairman of Iberdrola, one of Spain's leading energy corporations, received the award in appreciation of Iberdrola's financing of a $1.
A political question-and-answer session isn't usually the first thing one would expect to find at a Downtown nightclub. Three district judges up for re-election in Bernalillo County fielded questions from young people at Sauce on Saturday. The three judges aren't running against each other and say the biggest difference between them and their opponents is qualifications.
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