by Casey Jacketta U-Wire Utahns commonly pride themselves on having good family values and a close-knit community. But how good are Utahns' family values when the only families they look out for are their own? Over the long Labor Day weekend, three lives ended abruptly due to domestic violence.
The UNM women's soccer team swept through the Adidas Classic, defeating the University of Houston on Friday night and Northern Arizona University Sunday afternoon. The Lobos (2-2-0) got a weekend's worth of work from forward Marte Dolva, who came off the bench to get two goals and one assist against the Cougars (1-2-0).
Freshman striker Ben Ashwill of the men's soccer team and junior forward Marte Dolva of the women's soccer team are this week's New Mexico Daily Lobo athletes of the week. Ashwill had an outstanding weekend, leading the men's soccer team to victories over the University of Illinois at Chicago and Georgia Southern University.
by Julian R. Lucero-Emmons Daily Lobo Officials of the School of Engineering's Diversity Programs unveiled its new computer and tutorial lab to representatives of several campus and national student organizations Friday. The lab, to be on the second floor of Tapy Hall, will feature tutors, study areas and computers.
AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. - Air Force Academy fullback Steve Massie scored on a four-yard touchdown run for the Falcons on their first possession of overtime to give Air Force a 38-31 win Saturday. The loss leaves UNM 1-2 overall and 0-1 in the conference.
Today marks the beginning of a momentous week for all Americans. Wednesday we will witness the first anniversary of Sept. 11. No words can truly capture the tumultuous feelings the nation has dealt with since the tragedy that hit our soil, demolishing the World Trade Center and striking the Pentagon.
by Ryan Floersheim Daily Lobo UNM officials say campus safety has always been a major concern, but this year they want students to become more involved with protecting the UNM community. According to UNM's Safety, Health and Environmental Affairs Committee, several organizations across campus are working on new, innovative ways to make UNM as safe as possible.
by Jennifer Onuska Daily Lobo Columnist Not many people know that one of our fellow students sits on the UNM Board of Regents. In fact, this member is very important because this individual represents all students' needs, undergraduates and graduates alike.
Editor, Welcome to the University of New Mexico's 2002-2003 academic year. It is an exciting time in the history of the University of New Mexico, and I am proud to be its 17th president as we enter an era filled with many opportunities for all of us. Our recently developed initiatives in freshman education such as the Freshman Interest Groups, Freshman Learning Communities, Freshman Seminars and Living and Learning Communities are among the many opportunities available to undergraduate students.
Ten years ago no one could have predicted that a kid from a small town ten minutes from Taos would be claiming Mountain West Conference cross country runner of the week awards. But that's exactly what UNM cross-country runner Ben Ortega did this week.
A UNM student was arrested on charges of aggravated assault Wednesday evening after admitting to UNM police he fired a BB into a Hokona Hall residence room. Brandon Bednarski, a first year student, was arrested by UNMPD and transported to Bernalillo County Detention Center.
by Julian R. Lucero-Emmons Daily Lobo Thomasine P. Ross, first of four Office of Equal Opportunity director candidates, presented her qualifications, including discrimination investigation, mediation and human resource management, to University officials and students at a forum Thursday.
by Stephanie Garc°a Daily Lobo ASUNM and other University organizations are remembering the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks by planning a campus-wide commemoration. ASUNM President Jennifer Onuska said that the events of Sept. 11 have not only had an impact on UNM, but also the entire country.
by Ashley Wheeland U-Wire What does it mean to be a woman? It means shaving legs. It means talking to friends. It means nights out on the town. Much later for me it will mean weddings and baby showers. Being a woman today also means watching out for your own safety.
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