Editor, In the Victorian era, English society was governed by what I call a "moralocracy." That is, anything that was deemed immoral was equated with wickedness, and therefore subject to prohibition in polite society. Today in the United States, we still pretty much live under a moralocracy that ...
So maybe they're indie. And maybe a little nerdy. But who can resist indie nerds holding kittens on their album art? Really, who?
Local band I is for Ida doesn't want to waste its time on meaningless songs.
Editor, I think it's great that the governor is allocating monies to the University. However, couldn't some of the funds go to improving our aging classroom and lab facilities? Obviously, Mr. Richardson has never sat through a class in Mitchell Hall or done any chemistry experiments in our lab facilities. ...
Serial murder has been around for a long time, but for the first time there is a class focusing on the role of serial killers in mass communication - and it is offered at UNM.
The mocking of British politesse for comic effect is nothing new. Jokes of this kind were a staple of "Monty Python's Flying Circus," but I have always had difficulty laughing at them.
Phoenix isn't exactly a mecca for up-and-coming rock bands.
Editor, Thanks to the UNM regents for bringing back New Mexico culture: mediocrity. At a time when all colleges and universities within the contiguous United States are raising their standards, UNM will be going in the opposite direction by reducing standards to compensate for mediocrity. Classified ...
Editor, In Friday's Daily Lobo, Marie-Michele Jasmin-Belisle responded to the Daily Lobo's question of the week about the qualities needed in the new UNM president by saying, "He should be more environmentally conscious. There's no recycling - people throw away everything." With respect to Jasmin-Belisle, ...
There's more than tofu out there for vegetarians to munch on, and Green Light Bistro aims to prove it.
Editor, In response to Lucia Fronterotta's letter in Friday's Daily Lobo, I agree that printing can be a problem. But some of the responsibility for the problems must rest with faculty and the students. Often students will submit the same print job three or more times instead of waiting for the job ...
Editor, When something goes wrong in the United States, the first person to be blamed is the president, so I guess it is no surprise that UNM students are holding Louis Caldera responsible for every single problem at the University. Rivkela Brodsky's editorial was harsh and unfair. I'm sorry, but ...
by David J. Chavez Daily Lobo First place or not, senior Derek Mackel wasn't happy with his pole vaulting performance at the UNM Invitational on Saturday. Mackel cleared 17-07.25 to win the event at the Albuquerque Convention Center, but said there's still room for improvement. "I was a little ...
With a vote on the confirmation of Samuel Alito expected this week, Harold Hongju Koh, dean of Yale Law School, delivered a lecture on the future of the Supreme Court on Friday at the UNM School of Law.
by Steven Fernandez Daily Lobo Don Flanagan thought his team was preparing for a basketball game. But instead, the UNM women's basketball team got a fight. The Lobos survived one of its most brutal shooting performances of the season Saturday at The Pit, pulling away from the University of ...
Staff Report Thanks to Real Salt Lake, Jeff Rowland has a little more soccer to look forward to. After not getting picked in the four rounds of the Major League Soccer SuperDraft on Jan. 20, Rowland was taken by Real Salt Lake as the second pick in the four-round supplemental draft Thursday. Three ...
Staff Report The UNM men's basketball team took a late lead but fell short in the end, and its season-long road drought continued against the University of Nevada-Las Vegas. The Lobos stumbled down the stretch and eventually lost 67-56 to UNLV in Las Vegas. UNM is now 12-8 on the season, 3-4 in ...
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