Modern art surges ahead
Valerie J. Medina | January 17If modern art has lost its luster, and progressive voice and postmodernism is overly complex, how can artistic expression retain its individuality?
If modern art has lost its luster, and progressive voice and postmodernism is overly complex, how can artistic expression retain its individuality?
The Albuquerque Children's Theatre will be presenting performances of the classic children's story "Puss in Boots" - delivered with several new twists - this weekend at the Albuquerque Little Theatre.
Mark La Mura, who plays the Pharoah in "Aida," speaks to music theater students during their class in Theatre X Wednesday. The actor is in town for the musical's Popejoy stop, running through Jan. 20. Sitting are students Patrick Cassidy, left, and Julie Danao.
The people at the Riverside Theatre are dead-set on revolutionizing the way we see theater, and their upcoming festival will prove it.
In what is becoming a semi-annual ritual, the student government Finance Committee began the process Wednesday of raising the ASUNM fee paid by students from $14 to $20.
Hello students, welcome back. Education is power, and therefore, you are powerful. But there are more effective ways of achieving power than going to school, like say, going to war.
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks drove home the responsibilities of every citizen - and brought new threats to open government.
In the basement of the renovated bookstore, boxes and unplugged computers sit atop desks in cubicles where student organizations moved after SUB construction began nearly a year ago.
While campus construction remains a perennial inconvenience, University officials insist the orange cones, detours, dust and noise are all for a good cause.
It seems that the Daily Lobo is behind the times in its reporting of Mario Sanchez's bid for mayor of Belen. It was reported in a Belen paper last week that Mr. Sanchez was removed from the race for not having a Belen residence at the time of his application for candidacy.
For years they've warned of schoolyard pushers, of liquor stores that don't check IDs, of new drugs popping up in teenage bloodstreams.
Colunmist Michael Carrasco needs get real! For years I have worked with many other people to get the United States to address some of the huge injustices perpetrated by the Taliban. A position I would maintain comes not from "moral relativism" but from U.S. nationalism.
Two students watch police investigate a shooting at Martin Luther King Jr. High School in New York City Tuesday. A teenager opened fire seriously wounding two students.
The UNM women's basketball team will try to earn its first conference home victory of the season Thursday when it plays Brigham Young University in The Pit.
Google, my favorite search engine, calls it the "Zeitgeist," a German word for the spirit of an age, the trend of thought in a particular time.
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - Two middle school boys were arrested Tuesday in the slaying of an Albuquerque woman who was moving from her apartment because she no longer felt safe after a break-in.
I was pleased to see the Daily Lobo's addition of Michael Carrasco to the ensemble of Daily Lobo columnists. For the first time, the Daily Lobo has a coherent conservative whose ideas do not come off as uninformed, which I say with all sincerity.
UNM faculty and staff health insurance plans are up for bid after eight years of the same service, giving the University an opportunity to change employee benefits.