Editor, Aside from being confused for David Martinez, the author of the piece published in the Daily Lobo on Tuesday, and, subsequently, taking a lot of flak for it, I also thought I would enter the debate. Over the course of defending my name, I've come up with an argument on the subject.
Editor, There have been many articles in the Daily Lobo recently regarding civil rights issues that have affected the UNM community. Some of these incidents have involved possible criminal activity and are being investigated by law-enforcement personnel.
Since the 1970s, women's resource centers have helped women overcome obstacles in and out of the classroom.
Editor, It has been quite a week already for those who hate the First Amendment and free speech on college campuses around the country - from stopping the displaying of a flag raised in front of Scholes Hall to silencing too many questions concerning government leaders at a public forum at the University of Florida.
UNM head football coach Rocky Long will match his best season start if the Lobos beat Sacramento State on Saturday at University Stadium.
The UNM men's soccer team started its two-game road trip with a bang, downing Cal-State Northridge 4-0 on Thursday in Northridge, Calif.
About 75 people attended a ceremony Thursday to raise the Mexican flag and address issues of intolerance at UNM. The ceremony was held because a student took down a Mexican flag from a flagpole outside Scholes Hall on Monday, tore it and took it to the Air Force ROTC office.
Editor, As part of the UNM community, the ROTC departments share responsibility for raising and lowering flags at Scholes Hall. This month, it is the Army ROTC department's turn in the rotation. On Friday morning, Army ROTC students raised the U.S. flag and the New Mexico state flag.
Editor, While it is unfortunate that the individual cited in the story published in the Daily Lobo on Wednesday tore a flag, in proper journalism the background should have been explored. If there was no U.S. flag flying in the vicinity, the Mexican flag should not have been allowed to be hoisted and, depending on etiquette, position and simultaneous raising may have been appropriate.
After four ASUNM senators resigned, students who did not win the spring election stepped in to fill their spots.
Codi McIntyre Senior Psychology No. I haven't seen it be an issue at all while I've been here, but I have heard about a few things. But in my opinion, we're not too racial. Thierry Milleret Senior Cinematic arts Everybody has a little bit of racism in them. It doesn't necessarily mean that ...
Editor, Just recently, two friends and I were about to lift weights at Johnson Gym between classes when suddenly we were booted out because a class was in session. I understand that there are weight-lifting classes, but it's not like we were interrupting a lecture or study session.
Editor, This is in response to Daniel Martinez's letter published in the Daily Lobo on Tuesday. I am an atheist and heterosexual supporter of gay rights. With that said, I was completely dumbfounded by the gratuitous amounts of drivel in the entirety of the letter.
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When you have an injured leg, your barn is a smoldering pile of ash and your son doesn't respect you -- pride, power and one's place in the world invariably come into play.
Death is just a game to a rodeo clown. He plays it almost every day, taking calculated risks against his one-ton, Grade A beef opponents.
UNM will manage payroll for all university employees through a Web banner system beginning in January.
Editor, Due to the recent articles and letters published in the Daily Lobo regarding our stance on the Hate Crimes Task Force recommendations, I would like to offer some clarification on the opinion rendered on behalf of the Staff Council. Judicial affairs specialist from the Dean of Students Office Robert Burford presented the report to the full council on Feb.
Editor, In reference to John Wagner's reply published in the Daily Lobo on Wednesday to Dr. Peggy Spencer's column regarding the use of vitamins, we once again see the guise of selective pseudoscience used to support one's worldview. While one can only surmise that Wagner is purporting a vegan diet, he wants to use an article from Nutrition in 1989 to show that calcium supplements are bad for women.
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