Editor, As a member of the GPSA Council, I am disappointed in the representation of the New York Times proposal in reporter Kallie Red-Horse’s story, “Grads want ASUNM to pay more for Times tab.” The desire to collaborate with ASUNM was repeatedly voiced during consideration of this proposal, but the article presented yet another division between the two student governments.
Editor, Why hasn’t there been anything in the Daily Lobo yet about the death of professor Elizabeth Ketterer?
Editor, I am a student at UNM’s Santa Fe campus where there is a terrible problem with its bachelor of fine arts program.
I recently had the privilege of celebrating the Frontier Restaurant’s 40th anniversary with owners Larry and Dorothy Rainosek, local celebrities, former and current UNM presidents, Rainosek family and friends from Texas and throughout the country, Frontier employees and Frontier regulars, like me.
Originally, I wasn’t aboard the Jimmer Fredette train. Now, after BYU lit up San Diego State on Saturday, I am dangling by one hand on the caboose.
Editor, As a lecturer for the psychology department and an instructor of the drugs and behavior class, I was pleased to read that a state senator is looking to regulate and outlaw “Spice” and similar products.
Dear Dr. Peg, What is the best way of dealing with the depression that occurs after a breakup? Dear Broken Up, The end of a relationship is always painful, no matter what the relationship, how it ended or who ended it.
Editor, The “Center of the Universe,” Bruce Nauman’s art piece outside Ortega Hall, and reporter Alexandra Swanberg’s Feb.
The NBA arms race is leading us down a path to Cold War. The leveraging of power between players and owners will inevitably lead to a standoff, and we all know what that means.
Editor, I was so surprised and shocked to see the picture of the shelter cat on the Daily Lobo’s front page Wednesday morning.
Editor, The only vending machine in Woodward Hall has been out of order for three weeks now. There is no number listed on the machine to report problems, and obviously, no one is even coming to stock it. It is drawing electricity, keeping the overpriced Pepsi beverages nice and cold.
Editor, It seems to me that far too many human beings have stopped being aware that we are imperfect and thus subject to saying and doing things, at times, that are not consistent with our basic characters.
Editor, I write as a former sincere Bible believer. I majored in Bible in college. I pastored an Illinois Mennonite church from 1966-68.
Editor, Susana Martinez selected Jake Wellman on Monday as her appointment to the student regent position for the UNM Board of Regents.
Editor, I write in support of Gov. Susana Martinez’ appointment of undergraduate political science major Jake Wellman. I have had the opportunity to work with Wellman on the Student Fee Review Board (SFRB) in 2010-11.
The flu is here. It’s late this year, but it’s here now. We are seeing lots of wretched masses in the clinic.
Editor, The UNM chapter of Nourish International is in its first year, but it’s off to a great start.
Just a couple of months ago, I was riding my motorcycle on Stanford Drive heading south one block from UNM when an oncoming car veered into my side of the street.
Editor, The recent debacle involving the fight over light between the parking structures and the astronomy department has inspired me to write a short piece that I hope will benefit students, faculty and staff members.
Editor, It seems like the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt have inspired the people of Yemen to follow suit.
Solutions by The State News
