Editor, With humility I am writing this letter to express deep sincere regret of the situation involving my son Arnold Woods. It was a shock for me to learn that he had been setting up residency in the Fine Arts building just a few blocks from where I reside on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
If you have been to Mitchell Hall recently, you probably have been amazed by how much the renovation has improved the building.
Editor, For the first time in 75 years, the citizens of the United States and New Mexico are guaranteed security and stability in health care coverage.
Editor, This morning I watched President Obama’s speech about the new health care bill on TV with much skepticism.
Editor, As much as my colleagues and I would like to join the celebration of the House’s passage of the health bill over the weekend, there is cause for serious reservation about the current course of health care reform. Instead of eliminating the root of the problem — the profit-driven, private health insurance industry — this costly new legislation will enrich and further entrench these firms.
Q: Is it true that having a tongue piercing increases your chances of getting a heart rhythm problem? A: Yes, it is true that having a tongue piercing increases your chances of getting a heart problem, but the problem isn’t with the rhythm.
Editor, I wanted to share with you the breathtaking weekend I had over spring break. I just arrived back from my rst trip with the UNM Wilderness Alliance.
Editor, This letter is in response to the Opinion column by Brock Lightstone in the March 12 Daily Lobo.
Editor, Regarding Zach Gould’s March 8 column, I would like to comment that the drug war is largely a war on marijuana smokers.
So let me explain what’s happening here: Chris, the dope who usually writes columns for Friday is probably too busy checking his Facebook while spraying himself with Axe during a “Family Guy” marathon, so I am filling in for him. My name is Brock Lightstone and when I am not at the gym running miles or sipping some 02 at the oxygen bar, I am campaigning against cigarettes.
Editor, I am appalled to see on the news that Elizabeth Lambert has been reinstated for soccer practices.
Editor, This letter is in memory of Professor Hector Torres. At one point, I didn’t feel qualified to write it.
Editor, I am writing this letter at a time when so many at the University of New Mexico are still reeling from the news of the two members of our community taken away from us, Professor Hector Torres and Stefania Gray.
Editor, To the PIRG member on campus who asks if I can “spare a moment for the environment/social justice/health care reform”: You’ve just asked me a very interesting question.
Editor, I am currently a student at UNM and I am outraged with the Daily Lobo’s coverage of the recent tragic death of one of our professors.
Editor, I am writing now because my words have become the only outlet for my grief. Tuesday night, skimming through the banality of the Internet, I suddenly found a headline describing the murders of Professor Hector Torres and UNM graduate student Stefania Gray.
Medical schools are taking one step forward and three steps back in educating future doctors. Mayo Medical School announced in late February their collaboration with Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication to give doctors the upper hand when distributing medical information.
Prohibition of any kind doesn’t work, and that is because prohibition is a regulation of morality.
Editor, I am writing in response to Jake Chalet’s letter on March 8. Jake Chalet did not write the letter, but instead did a “copy and paste” from a person known as David Bedein. I do not know if this counts as plagiarism.
Editor, Since the smoking ban at UNM has been put in place, most people who smoke have complied. Unfortunately, there are still the few who have no regard for this new rule, and with no enforcement why should they?
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