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COLUMN: More to history than empires
August 27by Sari Krosinsky Daily Lobo Columnist Picture this: A narrow pass through the mountains. Inside, four to five thousand Hellenes, armed with heavy, unwieldy bronze shields and eight foot spears. Outside, tens upon tens of thousands of soldiers from all corners of the Persian empire, with a wide assortment of light-weight armaments and enough arrows to cause a solar eclipse.
LETTER: Junk food not welcome
August 26Editor, Taking a stroll out on the Health Sciences Center Plaza last Thursday afternoon, one could see a multitude of health sciences representatives promoting their departments with free literature and health-related information. Adjacent to them you would have seen handouts of a completely different kind - plate upon plate of free, processed food given out as part of Welcome Back Days on North Campus.
Wolfpack sacks UNM in opener
Lee Cornell | August 26North Carolina State University quarterback Philip Rivers threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more as the Wolfpack handed the Lobos a 34-14 loss in the season-opening Black Coaches Association Bowl game in Raleigh, N.C. The Lobos (0-1) fell behind early, mostly due to the heroics of Rivers, who finished the game 15-of-24 passing for 276 yards, with just one interception.
LETTER: Present society snubs weak, defends strong
August 26Editor, Morality (the quality of being in accord with standards of right or good conduct, according to American Heritage Dictionary) cannot be legislated. However, citizens and legislators of fortitude could stop immoral acts by calling it so. Buddha, in his younger days, saw pain and suffering outside his palace walls.
COLUMN: Agencies offer opportunities
August 26by Jennifer Onuska Daily Lobo Columnist At this point in the year everyone has found their classes, everyone has bought their books and everyone has eaten at the Frontier several times to service the craving that they missed over the summer. With all of that said and done, we now have 15 weeks to go in the semester and many decisions to make on how we want to spend our time.
Lobos soar past Skyhawks 2-1 with junior's overtime goal
August 26Staff Report Junior midfielder Micah Newman propelled UNM to a 2-1 overtime victory over Fort Lewis College Sunday in Durango, Colo. Newman's goal came 12 minutes into overtime in the Lobos' final exhibition match of the season. The Lobos got off to a good start when freshman forward Ben Ashwill scored in the 11th minute of action.
Astronomy professor wins education prize for institution
August 26Staff Report UNM physics and astronomy professor Michael Zeilik has been awarded the American Astronomical Society 2002 Education Prize. Zeilik is known throughout the world's astronomical science communities for his innovations in astronomy education and astronomy workshops for in-service teachers and professors.
Hillel House provides connections
Ryan Floersheim | August 26This year, members of the Hillel House are preparing to use their resources to further preserve Jewish culture, increase dialogue about the ancient religion and to locally aid the Middle East peace process. "We are here to create a community," said Dina Berger, Hillel House director.
Copyrighted material to be protected
Clay Holtzman | August 23Students who operate their own Web sites within the UNM service network better think twice before they post copyrighted material such as music, cartoons or pictures.
COLUMN: Some vices good for the soul
Eric Howerton | August 23As a philosophy major I strive not to have any vices nor obsessive tendencies for the betterment of my existence.
Intrasquad meet signals season's start for runners
August 23The University of New Mexico men's and women's cross country teams begin their seasons Saturday with their annual intra-squad race at 10 a.m.
Ducks & Wizards
August 23Justine Eichhorst, a senior at Cibola High School, and Jason Tracy, dance by the Duck Pond while waiting for the Wizard of Oz to begin. UNM freshman Fernando Echeverri, right, waits with his friends. The movie was sponsored by the Southwest Film Center and Student Special Events.
UNM students take part in field study on Mexican coast
August 23Six UNM students participated in a field study this summer on eco-tourism and rural development in conjunction with the Universidad de Quintana Roo, located in Chetumal, Mexico.
