Editor, I don't have to remind the greater part of New Mexico about the ongoing battle over the reintroduction of wolves to the state. I don't have to remind New Mexico that by the early 1940s, we had successfully exterminated almost every species of rodent, predator and other nuisance species to make ...
With a tournament title all but wrapped up, the UNM softball team still had plenty on the line Sunday at home against the Texas Tech Red Raiders.
by Eva Dameron Daily Lobo UNM has a new provost and a new athletics director. Regents approved Reed Dasenbrock as University provost and Paul Krebs as athletics director at a meeting in the SUB on March 13. Regent Jack Fortner said he was confident about Dasenbrock, who served as interim provost ...
The UNM baseball team held off the San Francisco Dons in the ninth inning to win 10-7 after losing the two previous games in the weekend's series.
Editor, Over the next few months, the process of selecting the next president of the University of New Mexico will begin. I hope it is safe to say the University community desires the process to be conducted with the utmost of integrity, and that its outcome will result in the identification of the ...
Editor, It is moments like this that almost make me regret being a Republican. The week before last, the House Appropriations Committee voted 62-2 in favor of blocking Dubai Ports World from managing the terminals at six American ports. This vote was made despite the fact that a promised 45-day review ...
The UNM ski team fell short of its second NCAA Championship on March 12, coming in second behind the University of Colorado. The Lobos won the championship in 2004 to give UNM its first national title in any sport. Colorado won the 2006 championships with 654 points. The Lobos were next with 556.
Robert Caldwell capped his breakout season in strong fashion, earning All-American honors at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships on March 10.
by Mark Schaaf Daily Lobo When University of New Orleans student Cassie Johnson first heard that Hurricane Katrina was heading toward New Orleans and the city was ordered to evacuate, she packed two days' worth of clothes and headed out. "We really didn't think anything of it," Johnson said. Now, ...
by Jessica Del Curto Daily Lobo Jeramiah Leonard works out at the gym because he loves feeling sore the next day. "I like to feel like I really beat myself up," he said. Alison Murray, a teaching assistant who instructs weight lifting, aerobics, dance and swimming classes, said that's an inappropriate ...
Editor, I recently noticed an art display on the upper level of the Student Union Building - its theme seems to be the nudity of the male. In our country we have freedom to express ourselves. However, something as explicit as this art display would warrant restrictions on the Internet, yet here at ...
Cory Cheshire, Junior, Psychology "I'm glad he did it. I feel safer knowing they are watching." Larry Lovato, Senior, Criminology and Spanish "It's a good thing, because it includes a lot of things that protect us as a country. Anybody not doing anything wrong has nothing to fear.
Editor, The culture at UNM faces many challenges: the number of students who commute, who work full time, who are alienated by school bureaucracy, electronic registration and the sheer number of students in attendance, all of which inhibit the forming of a common student culture at the University of ...
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DENVER - The UNM men's basketball team let go of a 13-point lead in the second half, losing 65-64 to the University of Nevada-Las Vegas on Thursday.
The Iraq war has had an inarguably divisive effect on the American people, but the one area on which most on either side of the debate seem to be united is in supporting the troops. Whether with magnetic yellow-ribbon bumper stickers, care packages, or protests to bring them home, most Americans have indignantly claimed that they - and often they alone - support the 135,000 or so soldiers in Iraq at any given time.
Debra Gersh Hernandez, ----national coordinator of Sunshine Week, said she and other open government activists are realistic. "No one here argues that government should be totally open," Hernandez said. "That would be against national security and privacy."
Editor, Christian Beenfeldt, in his letter to the editor in Thursday's edition of the Daily Lobo, is wrong. Freedom of speech is not absolute. You cannot scream "fire" in a crowded theater. You cannot block traffic for a protest. You cannot threaten someone. Publishing these cartoons could cause ...
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