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Colin Scroggins | August 21The Anderson Schools of Management Foundation is accepting nominees for the Up-and-Comers Awards, which recognize 40 individuals who demonstrate excellence in their professions and community service.
The Anderson Schools of Management Foundation is accepting nominees for the Up-and-Comers Awards, which recognize 40 individuals who demonstrate excellence in their professions and community service.
Matt Kennicott, executive director for the New Mexico Federation of College Republicans, waves a sign during Welcome Back Days outside Mesa Vista Hall Monday.
Imagine for a moment that you, yes you, are finishing school tomorrow. Imagine further that after the dean hands you your shiny new degree and you land a cherry job working in an office in a big fancy hotel. You do a great job and after a year you are made assistant manager of the sales department. The next day, your life is ruined.
UNM President Bill Gordon hands an ice cream cone to graduate student Erin Hansbrough during Welcome Back Days near the Duck Pond Monday.
UNM’s College of Education was one of 10 colleges chosen nationwide to participate in a program with Hewlett-Packard Company aimed at studying the impact of technology on K-12 education.
The self-titled debut album from the Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, also known as B.R.M.C., produces an ethereal sound. It is truly an essential rock ‘n’ roll album — darkly provocative with white noise that infiltrates the mind.
I have not yet seen “Captain Corelli’s Mandolin,” so I have no idea whether Nick Cage has a convincing Italian accent but he ought to.
While President Bush’s energy plan awaits Senate approval, some local groups and legislators are unhappy with the measure.
Authors rarely give their audience a glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes and an honest look at the agony that is the writing process.
When dreams are pursued, nothing else matters. Historical events of titanic proportions can pass by the focused individual with all the substance of illusion and everything must take second place when one’s eyes are on the prize.
A recurring theme in the Daily Lobo during my time at UNM has been free speech.
I attend the UNM Gallup Branch and I would really like to know why they can not get it together.
Let’s face it, of all of the people paired to be campus roommates this year, some just won’t get along.
After the recent collective bargaining negotiations with the United Staff-UNM were concluded, the Department of Human Resources began receiving telephone calls from staff and supervisors seeking “equity increases” for staff in this bargaining unit.
The fall semester is officially under way, and I will be one of many people on campus this week encouraging students to learn about all that UNM has to offer.
About 20 people yelled that they had not been allowed past metal detectors to see President Bush’s speech in Barelas on Wednesday, although a chamber official said the event was public.
There’s been some commentary about whether UNM is a good university.
Students moving into the new Redondo Village Apartments can expect more parking, nicer furniture, larger laundry facilities and new safety precautions.
The summer is usually when college athletes take a breather from their sport or go home, but the UNM football team found the summer to be a time to get stronger and build team unity.
President Bush promoted small businesses, tax relief, improved relations with Mexico and education accountability on Wednesday during a speech at the opening ceremony for the Barelas Job Opportunity Center in Albuquerque.