ASUNM revisited a bill that would raise student fees $6, and passed several pieces of legislation relating to student government law, as well as $4,302 in student group appropriations during a Wednesday Senate meeting.
Just prior to Stoic Frame's recent move from Albuquerque to the West Coast, the band was near the top of its form.
Embattled Congressman Gary Condit lost his bid for an eighth term, indelibly tainted by his involvement with a 24-year-old former intern who vanished in Washington, D.C., last spring.
"Making Scenes," the debut novel by hypertext writer Adrienne Eisen, starts out innocently. A quirky but likable heroine is introduced, a seemingly engaging story begins to unfold and a typical feminist coming of age/finding oneself novel is brought into the world.
Day one of the the Women's Mountain West Conference Tournament ended without any major upsets.
Platonica, the 2001 full-length debut album from the New York band The Pasties, is like Weezer's blue album without the crunch. Platonica begins with an assault of Ooh La La's at the beginning of "Shameless," the first song on the album. The rest of the album follows in this vein, lyrics never really living up to their prescribed hype and song progressions never reaching the dynamic possible for the seasoned musicians in the band.
Community organizations are offering a campus forum Thursady that caters to those convinced that their landlords are ogres or tenants are pigs.
Next fall, the lives of every UNM student and employee will be affected by a bureaucratic error made in the office of the University Registrar. The entire fall semester will begin and end a week before it should.
The UNM women's basketball team hopes its impressive regular season translates into good fortune in the post-season when the Lobos start the Mountain West Conference Tournament today.
It's about time that UNM's Physical Plant started enforcing federal laws regarding bicycles illegally locked to and preventing the use of handrails by those who are visually and physically challenged. Having said that let me also state that UNM's Physical Plant isn't doing its job.
UNM professor emeritus Tony Mares and author Nasario Garc°a agreed Tuesday that in order to preserve New Mexican Hispanic culture, people need to learn and revive Spanish language.
As the UNM men's basketball team enters the Mountain West Conference tournament, the odds are long that it can win three straight games - something it could not do in the conference regular season - to play its way into the NCAA field of 65.
The Daily Lobo's article concerning the UNM Ultimate Frisbee Club's Green Chili Festival was not only lacking in integrity, but also completely insulting to many of the best athletes in the Southwest.
I have always been supportive of preserving our environment. I do empathize with what will happen to the arctic wildlife community if we start drilling, but to help our foreign efforts in the Middle East, we should not always be at the mercy of oil producing nations.
Don Starr's letter to the editor on March 5 demonstrates the deep racial divide amongst the working class. As a white person who also grew up in a trailer park, I agree with Starr's call for assistance to poor whites.
This letter is to comment on the March 5 Daily Lobo article "Physical Plant to begin enforcing bicycle lock rules."
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