Honest to Christ, aren't there more important things to debate on the Daily Lobo's Opinion page than some invisible old man up in the sky with his only begotten son and the merits of hot man-on-man sex?
Sigma Chi, a fraternity banned from UNM in 2002 after a series of offenses, is planning to come back to campus this summer.
I am writing in response to Matt Duran's letter, "Creationists push their outdated views on people," in Tuesday's issue of the Daily Lobo.
Albuquerque's spotlight poets won another competition. UNM's Word Revolution slam team members Hakim Bellamy, Aaron Cuffee, Damien Flores and Carlos Contreras beat out 21 university teams at the College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational in San Marcos, Texas, last weekend. They competed individually and in groups.
As Bruce Springsteen would say, sometimes it takes a leap of faith.
In lieu of an interim president, UNM will have three leaders for next year.
Student Lance Edens didn't know students were being judged at a research symposium on Wednesday. He realized that after he won the grand prize of $500.
In Tuesday's edition, the Daily Lobo incorrectly identified Scott Conner. He is the family life minister at the Mountainside Church of Christ. The error was made in editing.
Sixty-four years old - still singing, still touring, and most of all, still breathing. I went to see Bob Dylan perform at Tingley Coliseum on Tuesday, because it was probably going to be the last time any human being watched the man perform.
Scott Conner contends one should only use the Bible to discover the answers to religious truth - a bold statement, since the Bible itself never makes such a claim.
Last year Gwyn Sprouls presented her findings on a rare disease at the UNM Celebration of Undergraduate Research Symposium.
Recently there has been an interesting discussion of religious issues on Christianity in the Daily Lobo.
Blues music came from want. People who sang it didn't have enough of what they needed, and they anguished about it in their songs. Nowadays, the only thing most blues musicians want is an upgrade to a better guitar or amp.
The UNM Board of Regents unanimously approved a tuition and fees increase of 6.11 percent on Tuesday.
I am writing this letter in response to Don Schrader's letter in Tuesday's Daily Lobo concerning men who make gay jokes toward him.
UNM Regents President Jamie Koch said he hopes to select the next University president by April 10, 2007. "I found if you put a timetable on something, you'll accomplish it," he said.
There are aliens among us. No, I don't mean illegal immigrants - I mean men. That's right, men. Those clueless scoundrels we love to hate and hate to love.
In the mid-1980s, David Iglesias was a defense lawyer for the U.S. Navy. He dealt with a wide range of misdemeanors and felonies, but his most well-known case served as the basis for the film "A Few Good Men."
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