The new staff was, unforunately, still being chosen when the new editor article was published and the staff wasn't announced until Friday, April 26. It is time to remedy that situation. So - drum roll, please - I am pleased to announce the new Daily Lobo 2002-2003 staff:
Editor, Joel Berger is being disingenuous with his recent letter condemning the Muslim Student Association as spreaders of lies and deceit regarding Israel. His pro-Israeli bias is at least as offensive as their alleged anti-Israeli bias.
WASHINGTON - In case you missed the heartwarming failure of the anti-globalization demonstrations last weekend, let me recap the key events:
by Sari Krosinsky Daily Lobo Columnist A rape allegation has made its way into the newspaper again. So now everyone gets to spend the next couple of weeks talking about campus safety - at least when we're not busy with finals.
Editor, I am writing to respond to Michael Kare's letter, which appeared on Friday, April 26 in the Lobo.
Once again I go to pick up a copy of the Daily Lobo, only to find an article written by Ms. Lim¢n that has only maybe half the facts. Does she ever do any research when she writes or does she just sit down on her computer and let her fingers do all the work?
First, boy, do I just enjoy the word evolution - a process of change in a particular direction! In the context of the unquestionably long and fascinating history of this fragile sphere we all call home, it means that change is simply a constant.
After four years working in one place, it is really hard to say goodbye, but change is constant and comes regardless of whether you are ready for it.
I am a Sigma Chi member here at UNM. I have a few clarifications for all the misinformed students on campus.
I wanted to take the time and thank everyone who participated in Wednesday's "Poetry Today," an event celebrating National Poetry Month.
While I am ecstatic to see that the seedy Greek underbelly of UNM is finally getting some much needed attention by way of Sigma Chi's charter revocation, I am appalled that it took so many incidents to garner this notice.
While it is hard to convince the majority of people on this campus to agree on anything, the consensus after UNM President Bill Gordon announced his retirement was that he would be sorely missed.
I have some pressing concerns regarding Tuesday's Muslim Student Association's anti-Israeli exhibit. The degree of pro-Palestinian bias and spin present in the display appalled me to say the least. If the Muslim Student Association's supposed goal was to educate people about the conflict in the Middle East, it clearly failed.
I joined a march on Saturday to protest against the war. I hold no anti-capitalist/anti-corporate opinions and found that side of the protests irrelevant.
The recent success of French nationalist Jean-Marie Le Pen over Socialist Prime Minister Lionel Jospin and the recent waves of anti-Semitic violence in France are worrisome indicators of a new wave of European nationalist sentiment. Not since the 1940s have nationalist and xenophobic feelings run so high in western European countries, and it may be that time has dulled memories of the horrors those feelings helped produce in the first half of the twentieth century.
Faculty members have found themselves in the headlines far more often than many would have liked this year.
As the year winds down and the Daily Lobo is nearing its final week of publication, UNM finds itself without a president. In search for a new president, I hope that person will have an active interest in the activities of our students.
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