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Culture

Exhibit has 'eye' for life in cities of Italy

Matthew Bollinger | November 21

"An Eye for the City," the new photography show at the University Art Museum, presents Italian cities and how they've suffered from failed urban planning. Italian photographers shoot all the work displayed in this exhibition, making the show's ambiance very personal and meaningful. They do a magnificent job of capturing the crude nature of these contemporary locations by purposefully using architectural and aesthetic photographic techniques.

News

Recess

November 21

Ten-year-old Sergio Gonzales from Santa Fe's Cristo Rey School, plays with 2-year-old Andrew Vance of Albuquerque Tuesday. Gonzales came to Rodey Theatre to see a student production of "Into the Woods."

News

Absence confuses students

Marissa Padilla | November 21

When more than 300 students enrolled in Astronomy 101 classes this semester they expected to have one instructor, Bel Campbell.

Opinion

LETTER: We need grisly photos to show tax dollars at work

November 21

My concern is why the Daily Lobo ran only one small photo of the castration and execution scene when New York Times ran three large photos of what our support troops were doing. It appears more men were killed than just one if all the photos are examined.

Sports

Lobos confidently head to NCAAs

Francisco Ojeda | November 21

The celebration has been put on hold and the preparation has begun for the UNM men's soccer team as it gears up for the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

News

Going home

November 21

Holiday travelers walk in the Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C., Tuesday. Travel industry experts predict a decline in air travel at least 15 percent lower than one year ago, citing economic weakness and fear of flying in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Opinion

LETTER: Ghastly photo shows other side of war

November 21

"A picture speaks a thousand words," was another response to the photo that was published in the Daily Lobo that caused so much controversy and hurt many virgin eyes.

News

Web Exclusive: UNM advances to second round of NCAA Tournament

November 21

Junior midfielder Junro Narita extended the UNM men’s soccer team stay in the NCAA Tournament when he scored the game’s only goal in the 23rd minute to defeat Florida International 1-0 in Dallas, Texas. Narita knocked in a header past Golden Panther goalie Roy Rosenberg on a corner kick pass from midfielder William Junot with 23:46 gone in the first half to give the Lobos the lead it needed.

News

Lobos stomp Texas Southern

November 20

Guard Ruben Douglas scores two of his 18 points during the UNM men's basketball team's 97-51victory over visiting Texas Southern 97-51 Monday night at The Pit. See story on page 7.

Opinion

LETTER: Senate shows its lack of intelligence

November 20

ASUNM Finance Committee members Sarah Bullard and Evan Kist exercise both poor judgment and lack of intelligent insight in their ignorant comments regarding funding the M.E.Ch.A. High School Conference. They propose that the conference is not worthy of ASUNM funding because they do not believe the conference will directly impact UNM students.

Culture

Shins revive traditional pop

Benjamin S. Rogerson | November 20

The Shins' 10th album, Oh, Inverted World is a relaxing listen with simple melodies and lulling vocals. James Mercer, vocalist and guitarist, sounds like a young Brian Wilson, giving the album an intriguing bounce in its step.

Opinion

LETTER: Republicans are true followers

November 20

Matthew Kenicott's letter in the Daily Lobo exemplifies that a Republican is a follower. He claims that our campus is run by "the leftist community" and that we are being taught to "hate everything America stands for by communist-leaning professors."

News

Retired UNM sociology professor dies

November 20

A memorial service for sociology professor Patrick McNamara, who taught at UNM for 27 years before retiring in 1998, will be held today at 10 a.m. at the Aquinas Newman Center.

Opinion

LETTER: UNM Greek system misunderstood

November 20

often read the Greek bashing in the Daily Lobo and just let it go because it is obvious that people have no clue what they are talking about. Many know nothing about the Greeks and yet assume they know everything.

Culture

'Love' trivial, self-serving

Simon Trujillo | November 20

The comparison of the origin of love and the artistic process has proven to be a fertile topic amongst artists of varying genres. Many have portrayed the two as a discovery of the self - a true revelation of meaning within a seemingly chaotic and nonsensical world.

News

Ice, ice, baby

November 20

Art student Erin Harper watches outside the Fine Arts Build-ing Monday as a block of ice falls from its frame of her biographical midterm project she created for an inter-mediate Sculpture class. Childhood pictures of Harper were printed on the blocks, which quickly melted while on display in the afternoon sun.

Opinion

LETTER: Questioning authority is at pinnacle of patriotism

November 20

I am moved to respond to the letter of Matthew Kennicott. He asserts that "Many youths today, especially on college campuses, have empty minds that are being filled with anti-American, anti-Christian ideals." He seems to believe that those of us who do not support our present "war" don't think for ourselves.

Culture

'Woods' a new take on famous fairy tales

November 20

Once upon a time in a faraway kingdom - okay, it's Rodey Theatre, so it's not that far away - three houses were filled with people given to merriment and music.

News

Class uses pig to collect for children

Ruben Gonzales | November 20

Phylis, the pink, paper machÇ pig outside of the UNM Bookstore, is collecting donations for the children at PB&J Family Services Inc. for the three days before and after Thanksgiving.

News

Commission hands down election fines

Andrew Webb | November 20

The ASUNM Elections Commission issued its final ruling Monday on the 13 appeals filed to contest Wednesday's undergraduate student government election.