Anger, sadness and shame of being an American overwhelmed me when I read Dr. Yaron Brook's letter in the Daily Lobo Tuesday. It was a brutal reminder of how many people here in America still believe that shoving a tank down someone's throat can "force" peace. Wasn't it Albert Einstein who once said, "Peace cannot be kept by force, it can only be achieved by understanding?"
Money - everybody needs it but so few in New Mexico actually have it. Such is the case when it comes to dividing the miniscule pieces of pie that make up UNM's budget. With so little at stake, some faculty, staff and students don't even bother coming to the table anymore because they know it's just a tease.
I have read several letters in the Daily Lobo about Professor Cyrino's unique teaching style and manner of dress, and I have one question.
More than 700 students, faculty and staff gathered to uproot tree stumps, pack pinto beans, strip carpet and complete hundreds of other projects during the Saturday Spring Storm.
The UNM men's tennis team closed the door on Mountain West Conference play and its home season Sunday with a 6-0 trouncing of the Air Force Academy at the Lobo Tennis Club.
I was walking around campus this week, and I ran into a member of the Senergy slate. It's refreshing to see a group taking action on their promises rather than simply empty promises.
While watching the proceedings of Hershe Krammer's trial last Friday, I just kept thinking, "Alexander Berkman."
The battle on whether to allow animal testing in graduate research projects backed by the state was the focus of an intense debate at Saturday's GPSA Council meeting.
Sophomores Bobbi Hall of the women's track and field team and Divan Coetzee of the men's tennis team are the New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.
Graduate students head to the polls today through Thursday to fill a presidential vacancy and determine the fate of two constitutional amendments.
About 750 UNM students have signed up to participate in Saturday's Spring Storm, one of the largest student community service efforts in University history.
This is to all of you - including Richard Berthold - who are unable to declare the actions of the suicide bombers, such as blowing up Israeli teenagers in a disco, unequivocally wrong. You make it difficult for me to hold down my lunch. Please tell me to what level the Palestinians would have to stoop to earn your condemnation?
Southwestern architecture, language and history will be three topics discussed this April during the UNM General Library's Center for Southwest Research's collection series, "Archiving the Paper Trail."
The UNM baseball team will try to stop a four-game losing streak this weekend when it takes on San Diego State University on the road.
It is hard to remain true to ourselves when we live with so many inexplicable contradictions. Below is the beginning of an endless list of contradictions that we see, hear, taste and feel daily but are not always conscious of or feel comfortable discussing.
The UNM men's tennis team will bring down the curtain on its home schedule this weekend with a three-match homestand at the Lobo Tennis Club that could make or break its season.
The UNM men's basketball team celebrated its 2001-2002 season Thursday night with the annual awards banquet at the Sheraton Old Town Inn.
A diverse, high profile group of panelists from the United States and Latin America will gather in the UNM Law School Moot Courtroom today to discuss the impact of free trade.
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