Ten years ago, NAFTA negotiators met fierce public opposition. An incredibly broad coalition of unions, environmental and social groups, agriculturalists, opportunistic politicians and religious folk banded together to oppose the free trade agreement that threatened something they valued. That which was valued varied greatly, but all could agree that NAFTA would upset that.
Hello, my name is Aaron Kugler, and I am running for GPSA president. I am a first-year law student. I received my bachelor's degree in English and psychology from UNM.
When I heard that David Horowitz would be speaking on campus against the concept of reparations for slavery, I thought he was beating a dead horse.
Just out of curiosity, how many more pieces of anti-American propaganda from expatriate alumnus Keith Hammar does the Daily Lobo intend to publish?
The naming of that Suellyn Scarnecchia as the dean of the law school is just another slap in the face of New Mexicans whose tax dollars help support the University of Mexico.
In Texas, the state where three white men, who were convicted of homicide and sentenced to death by an integrated jury, a black woman, dragged James Byrd to his death was just charged with murder.
After reading the Daily Lobo yesterday, I was reminded of a world leader whose ideals and philosophies are of great pertinence to our world's affairs.
Michael Carrasco for president! He could run on the platform of "Don't worry, be happy!"
UNM is not doing the right thing by trying to shove a ton of money together for a new men's basketball coach. Already, three top coaches have taken their names off the list of candidates for head coach.
We'd like to share with you two stories about loss - a loss of self, of strength and of a solid foundation where feet are planted and richness is provided for growth.
Call it a righteous victory for all the women out there who don't primp and preen, and for the guys who believe that a five-minute shower is all they need to face the world.
As one might expect, times of crisis affect different groups of people in different ways. For the majority of Americans, the past six months have been a time of feelings of unanimity and an acknowledgment that perhaps there is indeed some evil in the world that should be opposed.
Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing recently made very bold and praiseworthy remarks in defending China's basic sovereign rights from the hegemonic interests of the United States.
It angers me when politicians, Wall Street and the Pentagon play upon our fears to push their own agendas.
While much has been made about UNM men's basketball coach Fran Fraschilla's resignation and rumors about his possible replacement, the University faces a much greater test as it quietly gears up for another presidential search.
I've been reading lately about Theodor Herzl - you know, the "father" of modern Zionism - and how, in his pre-Zionist days, he had a penchant for writing columns about love.
Two years ago I met with a group in Ciudad Ju†rez called Voces Sin Eco (voices without eco). In the wee hours of a Sunday morning, we drove to the desert on the city's outskirts.
Fran Fraschilla was not a bad coach, he just didn't fit with the program. It was Rudy Davalos who bought into the Fraschilla hype. Fraschilla is gone and now so are two other potential coaches who both had expressed initial interest, but dropped out after speaking with Davalos.
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