Culture
Group art 'Reconfigured'
Andrew Webb | April 4Take a minute to imagine something you see every day - perhaps your car, an appliance, or maybe the building you work in.
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Water, student work focus of research day
Andrew Webb | April 4Water and its scarcity, along with a variety of other graduate student research projects, will be the focus of the Biology Department's 11th annual Research Day.
Opinion
LETTER: Horowitz should get a real job
April 4Please, one last word on reparations for slavery and David Horowitz. For the past three years or so, as a researcher, I've followed this controversial and often heated issue. Across the nation, most white Americans are vehemently against reparations of any sort.
Culture
Uncensored street theater gets wired at coffee shops
Blake Driver | April 4The seeds of revolutionary theater have undoubtedly taken root in a local coffee shop as performance art becomes Albuquerque's mainstage drama.
Opinion
COLUMN: Library users to rate efficiency
April 4The University libraries are in the process of measuring the effectiveness of service to the UNM community. Monday, April 8, we will be sending out an electronic survey, LIBQUAL+, to a sample of students and faculty. We encourage those of you who receive it to spend 10-15 minutes of your time to help us identify how well you think the libraries meet your expectations of service.
News
Olmos says unique background will help her improve graduate experience
Iliana Limn | April 4The leap from Vassar College to UNM was jarring for GPSA presidential candidate Lorena Olmos, but she says it helped her see opportunities on campus that many overlook.
News
ASUNM candidates face off during election forum
Arthur Simoni | April 3Campus safety, improving Senate accessibility and selecting a new student regent topped the list of items 21 candidates debated during the student government election endorsement forum Tuesday.
Opinion
COLUMN: Middle East peace talks futile
April 3The chaos that has erupted in the Middle East during the past few weeks has once again brought world focus onto the divided Israel/Palestine region. Now it seems as though Yasser Arafat's leadership of the Palestinians may be coming to an end, whether through exile or martyrdom. People in the United States and members of the European Union are still calling for peace in the region.
Opinion
LETTER: Skillful teaching inspires students to attend lectures
April 3After reading Kate Siegfried's letter in the Tuesday's Daily Lobo, I was honestly kind of upset because I have been in three of Monica Cyrino's classics classes, and I have enjoyed every one.
News
Regents eye 4.3 percent tuition increase
Iliana Limn | April 3After increasing annual tuition 46 percent during the past six years, University administrators are poised to place less burden on students by proposing a 4.3 percent increase for New Mexico residents.
News
Forum offers warm-up for defense
Angela Williams | April 3UNM graduate students panicked about defending research papers will get their chance to practice Friday and Saturday during the Anthropology Graduate Student Symposium.
Sports
Lobos brace for double dip against Aggies
April 3The UNM softball team will take a break from conference play Wednesday to battle intrastate rival New Mexico State University in a doubleheader at Lobo Field.
Opinion
LETTER: Cyrino's charm bids stimulating teaching
April 3Monica Cyrino is one of the best things that has happened to this University, as well as to me as a student. I had Greek mythology with her last semester, as an optional class, and I totally loved it. Her sense of humor and fun style of teaching inspired me to go to class, and I remember more from her class last semester than I do from any other class I have taken at this University.
News
Scientist calls attacks a wake up call
Jason Gil Bear | April 3The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks were a wake up call for Muslims, Albuquerque scientist Sami Shakir said Tuesday.
News
ASUNM to offer forum on possible fee changes
Iliana Limn | April 3In an effort to avoid another clash with students and administrators over proposed tuition increases, the undergraduate student government is sponsoring a forum to discuss the issue on campus today.ear's proposed tuition increases and the process used to determine the changes today in Zimmerman Library's Willard Reading Room from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
