The Albuquerque Police Department’s reputation is quickly biting the dust. Following an increase in APD officers wrongly shooting citizens, the Department of Justice began investigating APD.
Mr. Schrader, I am very sorry for the pain you have experienced, and I applaud your telling people to be mindful of showing love to the people in their life.
Recently, I had a rash and I went to the doctor’s office and was told it was shingles. Isn’t that for old people?
Editor, Once again, when faced with criminal acts on campus, UNM points to its “urban environment” as the culprit.
My father died 17 years ago, and since then my mom has met only a few men. These days, she sits in her apartment watching crime TV and QVC.
Editor, I am very impressed with this concerned citizen Jason Darensburg and his column “Look closer at what Big Pharma’s pushing.” It took some courage to speak up against this multibillion-dollar industry called “psychiatry.”
Editor, Illegal car booting is rampant around UNM. Albuquerque’s Code Enforcement Division has recently issued cease and desist letters to car booting services across the street from UNM
June 4, 1989 my friend Don died in a car crash. He was 25 years old. Never before Don’s death had I suffered the death of a man I was so in love with.
An increasing number of shooting rampages are being committed by individuals under the influence of or withdrawing from prescription drugs that are known to cause mania, psychosis and even homicide in some patients.
Editor, From Rio Grande del Norte to Otero Mesa, we all have our favorite places that make New Mexico what it is.
Editor, In response to the recent groping incidents on UNM campus, UNM President Robert G. Frank and UNMPD Police Chief Kathy Guimond released the following guidelines to prevent such future incidents
I am writing in response to John Tyczkowski’s article, ”How to write a paper the day before it’s due.” While I understand that last-minute writing is sometimes a necessary evil, John’s advice is terrible.
Mr. Stafford, I appreciated your elucidating lecture on American folktales in the Thursday edition of the Daily Lobo. Your insight into the way these tall tales shaped the country of today was eye-opening, to say the least.
The nurse’s note said, “Will not disclose.” This happens when the patient doesn’t want to talk to the nurse about their problem, preferring to wait for the doctor.
Editor, I grew up with parents who taught me that no one should be discriminated against for any reason.
Editor, Feb. 6 marks 100 days since Superstorm Sandy slammed into the mid-Atlantic, claiming almost 150 lives, destroying homes and knocking out power for millions.
If you want to know the history of America, there are a few places you can look. Sure, you can read “history” as compiled by learned men or read biographies compiled by historians, but this is America.
Sharon Ostberg, I find your lack of open-mindedness disturbing. You say fear and sex should never mix; I say never say never.
Editor, Police remind students to travel in groups (aka the buddy system) when possible, in case you are unable to stop yourself from harassing, assaulting, raping, or attempting other illegal activities
I got back from Los Angeles on Jan. 28, the final part of my 50th birthday celebrations. I was in LA to hook up with some old friends, among other things.
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