by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo UNM professor Barbara Cohen is one of eight scientists chosen by NASA to participate with the Mars Exploration Rover team. "I'm totally elated," Cohen said. "I get to drive these rovers around Mars. It's the most amazing thing.
Editor, The news that President Bush's nationwide support has slumped to new depths shouldn't surprise anyone. This news says more about the American media than about the man himself. The rest of the world has perceived Bush - but not his arch rivals Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez - as the most dangerous threat to world peace and the future of this globe for several years.
Editor, I am appalled at Carolyn Johnson's letter to the editor in Tuesday's Daily Lobo in response to an article titled "Assisting people in pain." Using the Bible as a piece of factual information to support your every moral claim is preposterous. The Bible is a work of allegorical literature that has been translated numerous times throughout history and is interpreted by many different denominations in a plethora of ways.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo A UNM student was cited for battery on Wednesday after pushing a campus evangelist off a concrete ledge that he was preaching on. "We received a report of a preacher who was doing his normal preaching at the SUB," said Lt.
by Daniel V. Garcia Daily Lobo As a kid, schoolyard politics and a woefully simple view of the world meant there were only two kinds of ways to be cool: be a rocker or a rapper. As can be imagined, the two music genres from which these categories emanated, heavy metal and hip-hop, were mutually exclusive.
Editor, I feel compelled to respond to Carolyn Johnson's letter regarding the Final Exit Network. While I share her confusion as to how an organization which endorses and apparently helps people practice euthanasia can operate in a state which regards assisted suicide as a felony, I am happy to say that her obvious confusion over the wider issue of euthanasia is all her own.
by Abel Horwitz Daily Lobo For all the controversy that Aaron McGruder puts into his daily comic strip, "The Boondocks," his most controversial moment might come from the first episode of the cartoon version he's making for Cartoon Network's Adult Swim.
Editor, This is in response to Carolyn Johnson's comments about assisted suicide. The Final Exit Network does not actually "assist" anyone with suicide, but instead gives advice to people with terminal disease and no real hope of better health or reduced pain.
Editor, Ralph Arellanes Jr. has dropped some rather tempting bait in his letter in Monday's Daily Lobo, no doubt wanting a reaction, so I'm biting. I will not attempt to refute his claim that Republicans are ignorant of Scripture, except to say that the ignorance is not confined to any one particular political party.
by Caleb Fort Daily Lobo A lecture in the SUB tried to get people in the Halloween spirit - by talking about spirits. Patti Starr, founder of Ghost Chasers International, discussed several paranormal experiences she had while touring supposedly haunted sites.
Editor, I am writing with regard to the decision made by the math department mid-semester to disallow calculators for the final exam for Math 162, given that the purchase of a calculator was required. This is a breach of contract. The syllabus for this course, like all syllabuses, is a written contract between students taking the course and the math department, of whom the instructor is a hired representative.
by Steven Fernandez Daily Lobo Matt Henry has watched Cameron Clarke perform as one of New Mexico's top cross country runners since he was in high school. When Henry took over the job as head track and field and cross country coach at UNM in 2000, he wanted to build a successful program that featured the most talented local runners from New Mexico.
by Andre Van Der Mewre Daily Lobo Although Houston is down in the series by two games, the World Series is far from over. Now that the unexpected match up of the Astros against the White Sox has arrived, two underdogs are heading to Houston with Chicago leading 2-0.
Editor, I feel compelled to respond to the article in Thursday's Daily Lobo titled "Assisting people in pain." The issues surrounding assisted suicide and euthanasia are hotly debated among both academic and community-based physicians. Most well-performed surveys reveal a significant endorsement of physician-assisted suicide and, to a much lesser degree, euthanasia by physicians across the country.
Editor, I was at Zimmerman Library the other day, and I waited about 30 minutes for a computer to open up. Then I was in the lower level of the SUB today, waiting to use a computer. As I looked over people's shoulders I could see instant messages, chat rooms and personals.
by Christopher Sanchez Daily Lobo Dr. Carman Bliss, a former dean of the College of Pharmacy, never made it to the final ceremony of the College of Pharmacy's 60th anniversary. Bliss died in an automobile accident while on his way to the ceremony on Saturday.
Editor, Once again, someone completely misinterprets what they have read and makes something up to bolster their poorly thought-out case. No one, including W. Christopher Epler in his Friday letter, is asking for "good relations between terrorists and nonterrorists.
by Steven Fernandez Daily Lobo Roger Clemens versus the White Sox had been a fixture baseball fans were used to seeing in the playoffs. This year, that is the case in the World Series, but neither the New York Yankees nor the Boston Red Sox are playing in the Fall Classic.
by Dane Roberts Daily Lobo columnist For its staying power, there are few controversies in America to match the debate pitting evolution against creationism in public schools. From its legendary beginnings in the 1925 Scopes Trial to the current case in York, Penn.
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