by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo A flier circulating around campus that promotes a group called the Reagan Rangers appears to be a joke. The flier states the Rangers want to make UNM "a more American place to worship and study." It lists several priorities for the University, including "on-campus spot-checks ...
The UNM women's tennis team beat Texas Tech on Sunday at the Lobo Tennis Club with some help from its solid doubles performances.
Billy Sparks said he plans on completing the two classes he needs to get a bachelor's degree. "I do think a degree is very important," he said. "But I also recognize that I have 30 years of experience."
The UNM women's basketball team stumbled out of the gate, picked itself up, and blazed to one of its biggest wins of the season.
Apollo Night at the SUB on Friday was a typical talent show with one exception.
Editor, I'm concerned about the recent letters that have been published in the Daily Lobo with regards to smoking on campus and the dangers of second-hand smoke. As a social smoker, I'm tired of being labeled as a bad person because of my choice to smoke. I completely understand and agree with ...
by Daniel S. Archuleta Daily Lobo She's a student and a wife, but that's not keeping her from fulfilling a third role as well. Crystal Barringer, a senior at UNM, practices mixed martial arts at one of the nation's top mixed martial arts academies, Jackson's Submission Fighting, in Albuquerque. Despite ...
by Jessica Del Curto Daily Lobo Since 1971, Frontier Restaurant has been a staple of the University area. For 35 years, it has stood on the corner of Central Avenue and Cornell Drive. It's a place where students eat, socialize, study and find work. "Frontier is just there, it always just stares ...
Violence and protests erupted across the Middle East this week over a Danish newspaper that printed a cartoon depicting Mohammed wearing a bomb as a turban. Do you feel people were overreacting, or were their actions justified?
Editor, One of Michelle Touson's graduate classes must not have been the study of logic. With 10 million other things to focus her eyes and her mind on, she has chosen to take notice of her color and the color of others in her class. That action sounds to me like the beginning of the limiting logic ...
Editor, I have to agree with Kristen Woodruff's letter in Thursday's Daily Lobo about UNM's extremely lenient smoking policy. Thousands and thousands of nonsmokers have and die of lung cancer every year. Dana Reeve, Christopher Reeve's widow and a life-long nonsmoker, currently has smoker's lung ...
Editor, This is in response to Kristen Woodruff's letter from Thursday's edition of the Daily Lobo. Let me begin by saying that while she has a good point, she has chosen to articulate this opinion in a forceful way. This is why I have chosen to write this letter. As a tobacco slave, it is painful ...
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo UNM student T.D. Gonzales said $600 is too much money to spend on textbooks if he cracks them open only twice a semester. "Some professors require you buy textbooks, and then they tell you that you don't need them halfway in the semester," he said. Gonzales ...
by Kevin McFarland Daily Lobo Early this season, Lobo junior transfer Joel Box was lacking a key ingredient to his game. It definitely wasn't talent. Box could shoot the lights out for a team that desperately needed a three-point shooter. Box was not lacking in size, either.
Editor, OK, I'll say it - there is a sonic stink bomb at UNM every day around lunch hour. Has anyone noticed that no one sits or hangs out in front of Popejoy anymore? There's only one person sitting there every day - the sonic stink bomb, the Hare Krishna. From the south doors of the SUB to the ...
Editor, We are a little offended with the lack of interest shown in UNM tennis teams. The past two weekends, both men's and women's teams have had major events that have not been reported in the Daily Lobo. The women's tennis team had an upset victory over the 27-ranked team in the nation - the ...
by Samara Alpern Daily Lobo columnist People just aren't as romantic as they used to be. Back in the day, men concocted all kinds of aphrodisiacal rituals and potions to elicit love from women. In North Africa, for example, a man would secretly enrich a beverage for his love interest with semen ...
Editor, As a firm tobacco adversary and a member of the on-campus coalition against tobacco, EXPOSE, it is painful to watch the countless number of students, staff and faculty at UNM who are slaves to the little drug called tobacco. What is even more painful, though, is seeing those who do not partake ...
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