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Colorado State's sluggers overwhelm Lobos

The UNM softball team started conference play with a pair of losses to Colorado State in a doubleheader Saturday.

Lobos leave game to catch plane

With one inning to go, the UNM baseball team's game with the Utah Utes was suspended Sunday because both teams had to catch planes.

Letter: Pedestrians not thoughtful when using crosswalks

I am one of the many students who ride a motorcycle on campus and I feel I have to address a situation that is becoming a larger problem. For the record, pedestrians have the right of way in crosswalks on campus, to which the "Stop for Ped" markings everywhere attest.

Regents: Tuition hike needed

The regents who attended Friday's Budget Summit all agreed tuition will have to go up next year. But no one knew by how much.

Singles play saves UNM

Behind solid singles play, the UNM men's tennis team ousted rival New Mexico State University 6-1 on Saturday. With the win, No. 67 UNM improves to 9-4 on the season, and 84-9 all-time against NMSU.

Letter: Anti-Semitic messages must also be condemned

I read with interest the article about Faisal Nabulsi's appearance on campus and his passionate defense of Islam.

Letter: Not all student groups deserve equal funding

I have heard a lot of talk lately of how some people think that ASUNM favors some groups over others, when that is not the case at all.

Ed Toons

March honors CÇsar Ch†vez

About 1,200 Albuquerque residents marched Downtown on Saturday to celebrate the birthday of civil rights leader CÇsar Ch†vez and to support social justice for immigrants.

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Letter: Anti-abortionists should offer realistic alternatives

The arguments made in favor of anti-abortion legislation range from offensive to absurd. For the remainder of this letter, however, let us neglect the audacity of our society, legal system and state-sponsored Christian doctrine to dictate to a woman what she can and cannot do with her own body. We will consider only more concrete issues.

Deaf Saudi signs of change

Hend Al-Showaier faced difficulties as a woman growing up deaf in Saudi Arabia. In a lecture Thursday at the Humanities building to 66 people, Al-Showaier discussed problems that came her way as she went through public school in the Middle East. She said, through a sign language interpreter, there were few resources available for deaf children and few schools were equipped to handle her.

Column: Effect of war clear at home

Four and a half years after Sept. 11, 2001, and three years after the Iraq war, the debate over policy has been bitter and divisive in this country.

Muslim sheds light on Danish cartoons

Faisal Nabulsi said mocking the prophet Mohammed is mocking more than a religion - it's making light of a way of life.

Coach faces brother at invitational

Matt Henry will get the opportunity to try to out-coach his older brother, Pat Henry, this weekend.

Artist to found peace prize

To artist Paul RÇ, his home is the embodiment of peace. "I consider my home as a studio, laboratory and chapel in that it is a very peaceful place," RÇ said.

Letter: Abortion should not be outlawed, but prevented

Let's set a few things straight about the abortion issue, as discussed in the Daily Lobo on Tuesday.

Tuition hike the focus of Budget Summit

At today's Budget Summit, the University will be looking at possible tuition increases for next year. Five campus groups submitted proposals to the president's office last week that will be discussed at the summit.

Hip-hop producer samples live instruments

Producer RJD2 hails from a place not usually associated with hip-hop music - Ohio. More specifically, he hails from Columbus. That is where he met Blueprint, friend and collaborator on Soul Position.

Composers to converge at UNM for symposium

Christopher Shultis said this year's composer symposium will be something that could only happen every five years.