Editor, There is a fine line between right and wrong. I believe Anne Rice's letter to the Daily Lobo regarding students' ignorance about mental illness makes a crude point that education and psychology are going to bring students to the light, which is not necessarily true.
Editor, May I suggest a book for those students who have a social consciousness to help them understand the erosion of American democracy?
by John Bear Daily Lobo P.O.S., also known as Stefon Alexander, is feeling stressed. He is about to go on his first tour as the headliner. His second solo album, Audition, is soon to drop. He is helping his friends with their respective projects. He has a lot going on.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo A discussion about last month's statewide health care summit left many community members wanting answers.
by Daniel V. Garcia Daily Lobo Degrees in music performance are among those most challenging to obtain. Countless hours are spent in practice for minimal credit hours, and lucrative jobs are not often within reach upon completion of the program. Saxophone player John-Michael Vasquez has, therefore, chosen to work in Liquid Cheese, a regularly touring band from El Paso.
Editor, I am writing in regard to Stephen Fox's letter on the toxicity of aspartame published in the Jan.
by John Bear Daily Lobo If you find the steamy puppet love scene in "Team America: World Police" a little conservative for your taste, you are, first of all, a sick, sick individual. Secondly, you are in luck. Filmmaker John Roecker is bringing his depraved stop-motion circus, "Live Freaky! Die Freaky!" to the Guild Cinema.
by Daniel V. Garcia Daily Lobo Success for those who transition from a mainstream job to a career in music is precarious. However, there are some individuals whose inability to adjust to a typical job is indicative of their potential to flourish in an atypical one.
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo About 100 people, most of them members of the Air Force ROTC at UNM, attended a memorial for student Jeanette Garcia on Wednesday. Garcia died Dec.
Many UNM departments came back from break to find they had less money in their budgets than expected. That's because the University chose Dec. 21 to implement a planned 1.1 percent tax on portions of some department budgets, which generated $3 million for the University.
The College of Nursing estimates it needs $15,000 a year per student to fully educate its undergraduates. Right now, it receives $11,000 per student. And about 26 percent of money funded by the state goes to pay personnel and faculty, said Sandra Ferketich, dean of the College of Nursing at UNM.
by John Bear Daily Lobo I have never been into comic books. And it's not my fault. My mother's father was an Episcopal priest and my father's father was a southern Baptist minister. Comic book reading was forbidden, perhaps because of the religious leanings of my two grandfathers.
by Joe Buffaloe Daily Lobo Idris Goodwin compares his upcoming one-man show, "I Have an Agenda," to something Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack might have done. "Like when they'd have a relaxed evening of songs and anecdotes," he said. Of course, his performance will be more cutting-edge than tired renditions of "Come Fly with Me.
by Steven Fernandez Daily Lobo Heading into Saturday's game at The Pit, UNM head coach Don Flanagan had a magic number in mind for his women's basketball team to defeat Wyoming. The magic number was 55 - as in the maximum number of points Wyoming should score if the Lobos were to come out with a win.
Staff Report The UNM men's basketball team continued to struggle on the road Saturday, losing at Wyoming 77-70. With the loss, the Lobos drop to 11-6 overall and 2-2 in the Mountain West Conference.
Editor, Everyone has a right to an opinion, but some education is helpful. By reading Mario Hernandez' comments in his letter in last week's Daily Lobo, it is easy to tell he knows nothing about mental health issues.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo UNM Police officer Luke Montoya was arrested on a charge of battery against a household member Monday.
Editor, Gov. Richardson's declared Year of the Child should include reducing the probability that our children will be killed on the road. Richardson and the New Mexico Legislature have the power to help reduce the senseless injury and deaths of many men, women and children on the road.
by Andre van der Mewre Daily Lobo The UNM women's basketball team trampled the Cowgirls of Wyoming 62-39 Saturday at The Pit. However, it wasn't until the second half that the Lobos (13-4 overall, 3-1 Mountain West Conference) started to pull away in their victory over Wyoming (12-3, 2-2).
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