School buildings covered in black graffiti and neon orange stickers shouting "CPE: Non!" were one of the first things I noticed about the University of Savoie, in Chambery, France, my host university for this spring semester.
There are many issues concerning UNM that need to be addressed, and the topic that concerns me the most is the dramatic increase of tuition each year.
It is an unfortunate truth that one member can tarnish the image of a whole chapter, but is it also true that chapters all over the nation can tarnish the image of the whole organization?
So UNM is going to pull more money out of students next year in an effort to further provide education for us to pursue our dreams. Brilliant.
I am writing in response to the recent decision to raise tuition 6.11 percent next year.
After years of propping up the Palestinian Authority, the United States government has finally suspended all financial aid to this terrorist regime.
Sex can lead to cancer. No, that's not some nefarious falsehood cooked up to scare high school kids into abstinence. The connection between sex and cancer is real, and college students are among the group most at risk. Scary - and sad - but true.
A disturbing resemblance is becoming increasingly clear in the actions of Osama bin Laden-type Islamist groups and the Bush administration - reactionary agitation that is fundamentalist on the one hand, nationalist on the other.
A fraternity is a national, and sometimes international, organization. It is generally comprised of chapters all over North America. Each chapter is comprised of a group of individuals.
I was pleased to see a front-page story on study abroad in the Daily Lobo on Friday. However, I want to clear up a bit of confusion from that article.
I was rather disappointed by the letter published in last Thursday's edition of the Daily Lobo by Tom Woodard.
While walking to work in Downtown Albuquerque at 3 p.m., a friend of mine quickens her pace as the whistles and catcalls start from the workers in the building across the street.
The president's recent talk of attacking Iran - possibly using nuclear bunker-buster bombs - is historically blind and devoid of all reason and foresight.
The Daily Lobo has printed a lot of letters from people supporting different viewpoints on what is right, what is wrong - and whether God has anything to do with it all.
Scott Conner contends one should only use the Bible to discover the answers to religious truth - a bold statement, since the Bible itself never makes such a claim.
I am writing in response to Matt Duran's letter, "Creationists push their outdated views on people," in Tuesday's issue of the Daily Lobo.
Honest to Christ, aren't there more important things to debate on the Daily Lobo's Opinion page than some invisible old man up in the sky with his only begotten son and the merits of hot man-on-man sex?
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