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Dr. Peggy Spencer | February 8The 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.
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.
Editor, Why am I passionately devoted to health? I saw my mother and my dad both suffer severe illness for decades, largely because of junk food and too little exercise, sunshine and good sleep.
Editor, Specifically, this letter is a response to Will Thomson’s recent column, but apropos of Omar Barghouti’s talk here on campus I would like to comment on the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) movement more generally.
Editor, A golden, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for faculty and UNM is now before the Legislature in the form of a bipartisan proposed constitutional amendment
Editor, It was recently reported in the media that cats — including our domesticated ones — are murderers, because they kill millions of mice, birds and other small animals every year.
Imagine your mouth without saliva, your nose without mucus, or your eyes without tears. You get the idea. Our bodies produce a variety of secretions and substances, all of which have a function.
I’m pitching a new climate reality show in which contestants use cap-and-trade with carbon credits to support their individual lifestyles.
Through the glamorous lens of the entertainment industry, reality is filtered into themes that are easily digested by a not-too-disconcerted general public.
There is a multitude of ways in which people can create change. Many of these ways involve direct action, or putting ideas into motion and effecting change through action.
Editor, I am appalled at the biased and unprofessional nature of the letter posted by Patrick Gallagher. He tosses out “liberal” as an insult, even jokes about how justice won’t be able to touch him, because he can just shoot it.
Editor, This is the best part of my day: walking into La Montañita Co-op.
During the energy crises of the 1970s, with the shock of gas rationing and escalating prices at the pump, much ado was made about how we could abate our thirst for Arab oil.
Editor, Never before have I encountered such blatantly negative left-wing rhetoric before reading this column.
Should Congress pass laws that are effective? On Thursday, Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) introduced a bill to ban assault weapons and high-capacity magazines.