Editor, Archbishop Michael Sheehan says all Roman Catholics having sex outside of heterosexual marriage officially performed by priests are living in mortal sin and should not take communion, as reported in the Albuquerque Journal on April 6.
Editor, I sympathize with UNM faculty member James Burbank, whose letter criticizing the funding of a proposed recreational facility appeared in Wednesday’s Daily Lobo.
When returning to school as a full-time student, I thought, “How will I ever survive taking 16 credit hours in an eight-week semester?” I was headstrong and had newfound pride in my abilities — something I had rarely experienced in the past — so I packed as many credit hours as possible into my schedule.
Editor, I hope that after reading this, your day is no less bright or cheery: • It was 366 days ago that the world’s worst environmental accident began.
Editor, UNM students will vote now on boosting their own student fees by $107 a semester to pay for a new gym.
Editor, Because of the economic climate and the expansion of the GI Bill, many military service members have decided to return to school.
Dr. Peg is out this week, so I will be filling in as the voice of health-consciousness. I’m glad to have the opportunity because I think students should receive wellness tips from peers and trained professionals.
Editor, One of the things I like about being a college graduate is that my problem-solving abilities are honed.
Editor, While the fighting in Libya between Gaddafi loyalists and rebels continues, the West has sought to calm fears of an invasion.
Editor, UNM’s arts and literary magazine, Conceptions Southwest, is in need of an editor-in-chief for the 2011-2012 school year. I encourage anyone with any interest in publishing and love of culture to apply. Last semester I was lucky enough to be the editor-in-chief, and it was one of the best experiences of my collegiate career.
Chuck Klosterman wrote an entertaining discourse on popular culture called “Eating The Dinosaur,” wherein he argues that, “It is interesting to not know things.” Why do we pursue knowledge then?
by Troy Linthicum Daily Lobo Guest Columnist Ever wonder what it would be like to look back in time just after the Big Bang, or view planets orbiting other stars?
Editor, I was shocked to hear Tuesday about the recreational facility proposed as a supplement to Johnson Center and Johnson Field.
There is no shortage of reasons to hate Facebook. The time sink, the obsession; the passive-aggressive atmosphere; the lazy cowardice disguised as social communication; the freedom and complete ease to stalk and be stalked; the way every Facebook user is targeted, and their information sold and used to keep the depraved cycle working. Facebook is like high school never ended.
Dear Facebook: I love you so. You give me access to others’ lives without the slightest effort.
Editor, Professor Wilcox’s letter should be circulated throughout the nation. As a fiscal, social conservative, there were many times when I was an undergraduate that I wrote in to critique the ruminations of “entitlement” espoused by some in academia.
Editor, I am a visitor to your planet. I am from a planet located in a distant and much older galaxy than yours.
Yesterday I read an article in the Guardian that exposed the FBI for destroying thousands of files in the 1940s, containing reports of alien spacecrafts (UFO’s) from all over the United States.
Editor, I would like to respond to the last week’s invitation from James Burbank to spit on teachers.
Dear Dr. Peg, Recently my girlfriend was diagnosed with genital herpes. I have been with her for three years and neither of us has ever had herpes.
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