Readers, I don’t want to start writing so often that my friendly reminders fall upon blind eyes, so I’ll keep this week’s address pretty short.
Editor, The Huffington Post article about this starts with the following: “Someone alert the unions: Raising teacher pay will actually make for worse teachers — according to one GOP lawmaker.”
Editor, Why do I get the overwhelming impression that engineers are afraid of daylight? Don’t get me wrong — I’m not some sort of bronzed Adonis — but I can’t help but wonder why every engineering classroom I’ve ever been in has had its windows closed snug and its blinds tightly drawn.
Dear Dr. Peg, I like to use a neti pot to wash out my sinuses when I have a cold or allergies, but I heard that some people died from doing this.
Last semester more than 30 UNM students were arrested at Yale Park for voicing their support for the Occupy Albuquerque movement after school officials closed the protest site due to mounting safety concerns.
Dear Arizona government, I’ve become increasingly disturbed at your public policies toward those of a different … let’s say “color.”
Editor, While acts of terrorism have been carried out by Muslims living in America and the UK, rarely is it asked: What was the reason behind these acts?
Editor, I am deeply indebted to many people who have loved, taught and inspired me. All my friends and enemies are my teachers — both on how to live and how not to live.
Editor, I enjoyed reading Alexandra Swanberg and Nicole Perez’s nutshell reviews of upcoming local music events in the Culture section of Tuesday’s paper.
The Super Bowl is next weekend and brother, I love football. I’ve got five fantasy leagues, Madden games from the past 10 years, and a TV that only tag-teams between ESPN and the NFL network.
Alcohol is one of the most popular drugs among college students, so it’s important to know how alcohol affects you and how it might affect your sexual decision making.
Now that the holidays are over — along with the flowery talk about peace on Earth and goodwill toward men — it’s important to remember the suffering in the world and how far the human race still has to go before we reach the ideals of respect and dignity for all living beings.
Readers, Let me tell you something. The Daily Lobo is the real world as far as journalism is concerned.
Hello readers, It’s good to be talking like this, the several thousands of you out there and me.
Editor, I have read with great interest two recent columns by Faerl Marie, an apparent style consultant, and have wondered what the history is behind allowing or inviting this particular columnist to contribute to the Lobo’s readership.
Editor, How I love free speech! I have always said there is no correlation between free speech and intelligence, and the editorial cartoon you published Wednesday verifies this statement.
Editor, It is with sadness that I see the Lottery Scholarship may be ending in 2014. It truly saddens me to see, as it can be nothing but a benefit to the state to have educated people in it, and it can be nothing but a benefit for a young person to be educated.
Dear Dr Peg, Sometimes after I eat I get stomach pain. Usually if I chew an antacid tablet, that takes care of it, but sometimes I have to chew several.
Editor, We are now 15 hours into the biggest online protest in history, in which several big-name websites have either brought their websites down or have prominently displayed anti-SOPA and PIPA messages somewhere on their main pages.
They scream across your TV set demanding your attention; gaudy, flashy things with irradiating or stolen music and impossibly proportioned people designed to promote products.
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