The winds are blowing for lostprophets guitarist Mike Lewis. Actually they were blowing against him, as the 20-something Welshman's voice was often obscured by the rushing winds outside the Houston venue the band prepared to play last Wednesday.
The GPSA Council used its last meeting of the academic year Saturday to address several liberal and social issues - including University investments and animal rights - that affect graduate students and the entire campus community.
Editor, Mr. Carrasco, I don't think that it's so much a situation of innocent nÑive corporations gleefully working their day away to get money while people hurl accusations of vast control. I think what scares people a lot of times is the legal power (or perhaps immunity and abuse thereof) that corporations have.
Christian bands such as Starflyer 59, Six Pence None the Richer, S.S. Bounty Hunter, and solo artists such as Michael W. Smith, have helped open the doors of opportunity for Christian artists such as Ginny Owens.
State leaders and an American Indian poet are among the UNM convocation speakers scheduled to offer their thoughts to prospective graduates this weekend.
Two freshmen who were dismissed from the UNM softball team two weeks ago are challenging the reasons behind head coach Susan Craig's decision.
The UNM baseball team won two of three games this weekend on the road against the University of Utah.
The semester is coming to an end, but Marlon Parmer's career as a Lobo ended several months ago. Marlon gave UNM two wonderful years, and he was an asset to the team. I enjoyed his explosiveness, versatility, and quickness. I believe Marlon will be productive on any team he plays for. I wish him the best in his future.
New Mexico resident and author Simon Ortiz and long-time children's advocate Angela "Angie" Vachio will receive honorary degrees at UNM's spring commencement ceremony Saturday at 9 a.m. in University Arena.
The UNM women's softball team earned its first conference doubleheader sweep of the season Saturday when the Lobos defeated Brigham Young University in both games at Lobo Field.
If you think improvisational comedy is all about "Whose Line Is It Anyway?," you really ought to go to the Tricklock Theater this month to check out the "May Madhouse Comedy Fair."
Eppie Jaramillo has quietly watched UNM grow during the past 33 years as he moved from a janitor working a night shift to a supervisor in the Physical Plant Department.
The UNM women's golf team will go up against some of the best teams in the nation this week after being selected to participate in the NCAA Division I Women's Golf West Regional.
Let's face it: summer is the season of film ineptitude. We all have been bombarded by hoards of overproduced, under-acted and uninspired summer blockbusters such as last year's "Pearl Harbor" and "Planet of the Apes," only to wait until late fall when the studios released their surefire Oscar contenders in compensation. While this year's ilk seems to follow in tone and tenor of past summers, a few big names and titles will maybe salvage what many already consider a sunken movie season.
" Woman at her Taos Pueblo home holding a photo of herself"
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