'Empires' an egotistical disaster
Jesse AckerJohnson | March 26My first thought upon hearing VNV Nation's Empires was "give me the gun." The only problem was that I didn't know which to shoot: myself or the stereo.
My first thought upon hearing VNV Nation's Empires was "give me the gun." The only problem was that I didn't know which to shoot: myself or the stereo.
As one might expect, times of crisis affect different groups of people in different ways. For the majority of Americans, the past six months have been a time of feelings of unanimity and an acknowledgment that perhaps there is indeed some evil in the world that should be opposed.
The UNM Philosophy Department will feature discussions by Hubert Dreyfus, a professor at the University of California at Berkeley, Thursday and Friday at 3:30 p.m. in Anthropology Room 163.
The UNM track and field team posted its best performances of the season, winning 10 events Saturday in the Modrall Sperling Lobo Open in front of a home crowd at the UNM Track and Field Stadium.
The UNM men's tennis team could not overcome an injury that sidelined its best singles player, losing 4-3 to 75th-ranked Boise State University Sunday at the Lobo Tennis Club.
The UNM women's tennis team used the home court advantage to upset 39th-ranked Boise State University 4-3 Friday at the Lobo Tennis Club.
UNM is the only New Mexico school to be on Hispanic magazine's top 25 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics in its March issue.
Alternative Radio producer and author David Barsamian says rhetoric in the wake of the terrorist attacks is eerily reminiscent of Nazi propaganda, and the U.S. media are in lockstep with the government.
It angers me when politicians, Wall Street and the Pentagon play upon our fears to push their own agendas.
I've been reading lately about Theodor Herzl - you know, the "father" of modern Zionism - and how, in his pre-Zionist days, he had a penchant for writing columns about love.
Maria MacEachen, 5, hunts for Easter eggs at the Duck Pond Saturday during the UNM Student Letterman's annual event.
Two years ago I met with a group in Ciudad Ju†rez called Voces Sin Eco (voices without eco). In the wee hours of a Sunday morning, we drove to the desert on the city's outskirts.
Fran Fraschilla was not a bad coach, he just didn't fit with the program. It was Rudy Davalos who bought into the Fraschilla hype. Fraschilla is gone and now so are two other potential coaches who both had expressed initial interest, but dropped out after speaking with Davalos.
Freshman catcher Todd Stroud of the baseball team and senior Monique Harris of the track and field team are the New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.
Sophomore right fielder Joe Salas knocked in the game-winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the UNM baseball team a dramatic 9-8 victory against the Air Force Academy Sunday afternoon at Lobo Field.
While much has been made about UNM men's basketball coach Fran Fraschilla's resignation and rumors about his possible replacement, the University faces a much greater test as it quietly gears up for another presidential search.
The UNM baseball team is playing well of late, and the Lobos hope to continue their impressive play this weekend at home against the Air Force Academy.
This morning, in "G" Lot around 8:40 a.m., a huge group of us students who pay money to park and ride approached the shuttle and we were greeted by a new rule. "No one can be standing in the aisle on the bus, please get on and look for a seat, if there are none, you'll have to get off, and wait for the next bus."