Editor, One of the definitions for the word “respect” is “the condition of being esteemed or honored.” Are women treated with “respect” in this society? You do not need but two eyes to see women walking around campus practically naked.
Editor, Ali Abunimah recently spoke at UNM to promote the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) of Israel.
Editor, Long live the Lobos! Yes, I hope our football team can somehow rise to victory. But what I’m talking about is the actual lobo, living here in New Mexico.
Editor, Why don’t we give the Lobo football the team the opportunity to invite other state schools for an exhibition game to run up its record?
Editor, Members of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese and guests will pay homage to Fernando Garavito, the renowned Colombian writer and former student and teacher at UNM.
Let me first say that my goal in writing this is neither to support nor refute global warming. I am not trying to push a pro-con global warming agenda, and I am not interested in trying to prove whether it is man-made or natural.
Editor, I would like to use my right to respond to the Sub Culture article recently published in the Daily Lobo.
Editor, This is in response to the “Desperate Times” feature on Oct. 29, “Economic picture bleak for photo dept.” I noticed a few things in the article that really caught my attention, especially since I’m a part of the fine arts department.
Editor, If there is an image that reflects how important UNM students are to the University and the City of Albuquerque, the crime map I printed Tuesday from the APD website is it.
Editor, In regards to the breast-feeding incident at the Frontier Restaurant, the establishment apologized for its error.
Editor, I want to commend the Daily Lobo on the great information it added to the story about breast-feeding and discrimination.
Editor, This is not a letter so much as a request for a follow-up. Since May, when UNM was commissioned to impartially review statistics on red light cameras, I have not heard where progress stands, or whether the study was funded.
Editor, In what felt like a small victory for humanity against the media’s war on Islam, NPR took a bold step and fired Juan Williams.
Editor, Jon Stewart’s keynote speech for the “Rally to Restore Sanity” no doubt addressed a vital issue.
Editor, Thanks to the news organization WikiLeaks, the staunchest U.S. patriots can no longer hide in the stubborn denial closet.
Editor, Since President Obama’s election in January 2008, there has been an epidemic that began in what is referred to as the “political right” and spread into what is referred to as the “political left.” Now the mid-term election is almost here, and it appears that this epidemic is going to play a major role in determining who will serve as Congress members the next two years. This epidemic is best known as ERROR, an acronym for either Ego Running Rampant Over Reason, or Ego Running Rampant Over Reality. A historical review informs us that the ERROR epidemic has never had a positive outcome. Robert Gardiner Community member
Editor, Events on a sliver of land in southwest Asia, aka the Middle East, are so important in southwest U.S.
Editor, I was totally dismayed by the Oct. 28 editorial cartoon. I am a passionate defender of free speech, but this was just so wrong on so many levels.
Editor, I believe that the record should be set straight as to the facts about capitalism and liberty. This rhetoric infects a large proportion of our population with the long-held belief that capitalism is at the heart of our woes.
Editor, What have we done to our children and grandchildren? We have destroyed their economic future by demanding politicians give us legislation that makes us happy. The cost of our happiness is the $13.6 trillion debt put on the nation’s credit card — our children’s card.
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