Fusion jazz artist Rico Garcia has just released his debut record, The Beginning, and I can honestly say with confidence that it could potentially be the end.
Kevin Gover, a former Bureau of Indian Affairs director, discussed the overlapping of tribal and state authority with Tom Gede, a state law official during a debate Monday at the UNM Continuing Education Center.
Retired sociology professor Richard Tomasson died of leukemia last Thursday at the age of 73.
Paige Miller, senior and former UNM swimmer, teaches Leah Pery, 5, to swim during a Lobo Aquatics class as Kelsey Summers, 4, waits poolside for her turn at Armond H. Seidler Natatorium Monday.
With more than 20 million of the group’s records sold and songs such as “Survivor” and “Bootylicious” topping music charts, it’s no secret that Destiny’s Child is well-known by New Mexico pop music fans.
Gov. Gary Johnson battled it out over drug legalization with the new administrator for the DEA during a heated debate at the UNM Continuing Education Center Monday.
The first thing you should know about the band Los Mocosos, according to bassist/vocalist Happy Martinez, is that they are not influenced by any of the latest fads.
Classes and activities at UNM are being cancelled for the remainder of the day beginning at 2 p.m.
The letters “NIMBY” are sadly all too familiar to heads of faith based ministries nationwide that exist to help America’s homeless, hungry and otherwise destitute. They stand for “not in my back yard.”
We are now in the Hebrew month of Elul, the time of preparation for Rosh Hashanah, the first day of the New Year, and Yom Kippur, the day of atonement. Some people think these holy days are an excuse for self-flagellation. But that's really not quite right.
The UNM men's soccer team suffered its first setback of the season, losing in a defensive battle to the University of San Diego 1-0 Friday.
Senior Michelle Amaya listens with her cat, Nijah, to Albuquerque mayoral candidates during a forum on Harvard Boulevard Saturday.
Two campus debates, one featuring Gov. Gary Johnson, will address drug policy and American Indian sovereignty tonight at the UNM Continuing Education Conference Center.
When university students return home after their first year of school, many pack more than the beginnings of a college education and free credit card T-shirts - the dreaded freshman 15.
The UNM volleyball team dropped its fourth-straight match in weekend losses to Indiana University, Loyola Marymount University (LMU) and Arizona State University at the Loyola Marymount Classic in Los Angeles.
It's great when fans passionately follow sports teams, but sometimes they just go too far.
Physicist William J. Marciano of the Brookhaven National Laboratories lectures Friday in Dane Smith Hall in support of using neutrino detectors at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in Carlsbad, N.M.
Editor, As a frequent contributor to this opinion page, my favorite target has been Gary Johnson. When Johnson leaves office, I want every New Mexican to remember the antics, failures, dissension and havoc this governor created and then never elect another "non-politician." It takes more than a slogan like "People Before Politics" to be an effective public servant.
Editor, Shlomo Karni's letter in the Sept. 7th issue of the Daily Lobo begins with, "Let us set aside, for the moment, all the polemics and concentrate on facts." He then proceeds to give a "history" long discredited, even by Israeli historians, although some schools in Israel are beginning again to teach nationalistic myth as fact. Israel's early leaders, including David Ben-Gurion and Menachem Begin, made it clear that the partition of Palestine was unacceptable and that every scrap of "Eretz Yisrael" must be Jewish - all the way to the Euphrates.
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