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Tingley Beach gets beautified
Christopher Sanchez | March 24Graduate student Melanie Armstrong said it takes good teamwork to plant 30,000 bulbs in one day.
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the daily lobo asks you:
March 24Bonnie Wennerstrom Senior Art history "I think I would agree more if maybe once the person was here, they'd have the ability to extend their stay if they wanted to." Frances Everist Sophomore Early childhood education "I think allowing people to come into the United States is a good thing. ...
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A constructive Spring Break
March 24UNM student Maddie Ellms was chosen from more than 2,000 applicants to help clean up hurricane destruction over Spring Break.
Sports
UNM track takes it outside
Steven Fernandez | March 24After what he calls a successful indoor season, UNM head track and field coach Matt Henry said he is eager to get the 2006 outdoor season under way.
Opinion
Letter: Patrick Henry fought for liberty, not for empire
March 23It was 231 years ago today that Patrick Henry said, "Give me liberty, or give me death." Most Americans know him as a passionate defender of liberty, but did you know he was anti-empire? The title of his speech, "Should Empire or Liberty Be Sought?" gives you a clue.
Opinion
Letter: Danish cartoons show media's double standards
March 23Christian Beenfeldt's grandiose letter in the Daily Lobo the week before Spring Break claims the Danish cartoons denigrating the Muslim religion are an expression of free speech.
Opinion
Letter: Body image articles should focus on managing vanity
March 23I am writing regarding Jessica Del Curto's series of articles on body image in the Daily Lobo the week before Spring Break. It would seem that the theme she's advocating was one of stasis - each installment continuously cast a bad light on anyone who went out and changed the way they looked.
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Regents give grant for study abroad
Paul Caccamise | March 23UNM senior Greg Luther said after studying abroad in Granada, Spain, he returned to campus with much more drive and determination.
Culture
Spike Lee's film thrills the hardest of critics
Chris Narkun | March 23I credit myself on being pretty hard to impress when it comes to plot twists. Once you've seen as many action/suspense/thriller/crime movies as I have, you can see 98 percent of the standard, oh-so-shocking "Gasp - the mole is, in fact, Bruce Willis' boss" variety endings from the theater lobby.
Culture
A chemical transformation
Debra Au | March 23The first time I ever saw My Chemical Romance, I was sitting in the SUB waiting for judging to begin at my high school science fair.
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Student: UNM club recruiting for cult
Caleb Fort | March 23The Body and Brain Club, a student group, is trying to recruit people into a cult, said student Monica Demarco.
Culture
Hamlet goes to high school
Marcella Ortega | March 23Shakespeare is fine and dandy. But making fun of Shakespeare is divine. "Hamlet the Vampire Slayer," written by Jason Witter and Aaron Frale, is a parody of the Shakespeare classic that combines the original storyline of Hamlet with elements from the television show "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."
Culture
Anaya weaves sand and spirit into short stories
Joe Buffaloe | March 23Rudolfo Anaya is a true storyteller - if he couldn't print his books, I have the feeling he'd wander from town to town telling his stories for free.
Sports
Column: March Madness can prove to be unpredictable
Justin Goodrum | March 22Last Thursday and Friday, without school and no planned Spring Break trip, it was the perfect time to see if my bracket would survive the first round or be crushed by upsets.
Opinion
Letter: City councilors shouldn't ignore public comments
March 22I attended my first City Council meeting on March 6. I was eager to see government in action and all those other naive ideas. While I'm sure that the City Council is responsible for many good things, I was appalled to witness firsthand evidence of the chief complaint of most people regarding government - namely, that it is completely out of touch with the people that it is supposed to represent.
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Column: Adam Morrison's mustache proves he's fearless
Riley Bauling | March 22Let me just come right out and say that I love Adam Morrison's mustache. Love it. Does it look like he has to comb it over to make it cover all of his upper lip? Of course. Does it resemble the Not-So-Very-Hungry Caterpillar? Without a doubt.
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UNM gains millions in state funds
Christopher Sanchez | March 22UNM fared well during the legislative session, said Carlos Romero, associate vice president for Government and Community Relations at UNM. UNM received about $200 million from the Legislature, which adjourned March 8.
