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.
Editor, UNM has a great basketball team, but nobody can watch it on TV. The games are sold out. The only place to watch the games is on the Mountain channel.
Editor, I find it offensive and rather repulsive that you would allow a comic strip that aims to stereotype fraternities, but, most importantly, one that grossly undermines the issue of rape.
I’m dating this gal, and I have been for a few months. She’s cool and all, but with Valentine’s Day coming up, it has got me thinking that I really don’t want to be with this girl.
As an attorney practicing criminal defense in Albuquerque, a common question I hear from UNM students is “How do drug charges and/or convictions affect my ability to receive financial aid (FAFSA)?”
On behalf of the Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA), I welcome all new students joining UNM this semester. GPSA has served students since 1969.
As a new semester kicks off, we have plenty to look forward to in addition to a new schedule of classes. This semester will mark an important transition period for the University.
Hello Lobos, By this point you have fought to the end of the first week of the spring semester. It seemed long, didn’t it?
Goodbye, 2011, and good riddance! Despite many promising developments, the year ended not so much with a bang, but with a whimper.
Welcome back. I hope you got some rest and had some fun over the break. Here we are in a new semester and a new year. What does the changing of the calendar mean to you?
Talking about sex before you have it increases the odds that you will enjoy the relationship, and the sex, to the fullest. If you don’t have this conversation, you could get yourself into a situation where you and your partner are butting heads or hurting each other because you had different expectations about the relationship, casual or committed, going into it.
It seems strange to me that in 50 years pot will be legal, but cigarettes will not. The cultural pendulum has swung, and smoking tobacco is on the way out.
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