The UNM men’s golf program turned to a familiar face when looking for a new head coach. Athletics Director Rudy Davalos promoted UNM assistant golf coach Glen Millican on Monday.
We always knew New Mexico drivers were bad, but I never thought I’d be encouraging them to take a lesson from New Yorkers.
The Daily Lobo continues its series on construction at UNM with pictures by Daily Lobo photographer Kristine Mitchell.
Change is a part of life. It’s natural that we are resistant new ideas or ways of doing things because it forces us out of our comfort zones. I’ve always tried to embrace change as a challenge and opportunity, but Albuquerque’s new area code lacks a ring of virtue that would allow me to find a silver lining.
The UNM Police Department is asking for help from UNM faculty, staff and students in their efforts to apprehending individuals responsible for a recent rash of computer thefts and safecracking incidents on campus. “This type of activity is not that unusual,” UNM Detective Mike McGinnis said in a news release. “What is unusual is the recent frequency of these incidents,” he said.
Football players of all ages had a busy week as the UNM football team and former UNM player and current NFL star Brian Urlacher held football camps in Albuquerque.
University Planner Joe McKiney (right) tells the history of Centennial Library to a group of people during a Historical Walking Tour Wednesday.
The University of New Mexico Physics Department was awarded a National Science Foundation grant for $366,000 for three years to conduct theoretical research on quantum dynamics of electrons in organic materials.
Emma Goldman once said, “There are today large numbers of men and women to whom marriage is naught but a farce, but who submit to it for the sake of public opinion.”
Jim Nugent of Mountain Consolidated performs at the Launchpad June 13.
It’s not often that things sacred can exist harmoniously with science. But the two mediums will do just that this weekend with the unveiling of “Santos: Substance & Soul (Sustancia Y Alma),” an artistic and scientific look into santeria, the age-old tradition of carving and painting wood saints, at Albuquerque’s National Hispanic Cultural Center.
Incoming freshmen Minh Nguyen (left), Sally Nguyen (middle) and Phuong Ha fill out evaluation forms for Loborientation during the program’s cookout outside Hodgin Hall Wednesday.
Editor, This is a response to your editorial in the June 6-13 Daily Lobo, “Protestors forget what the Virgin represents.” The title of your editorial betrays a certain arrogance on your part. I believe it is you and not the many who are protesting that forgets what the Virgin represents. She represents, yes, a strong woman, but also a humble, devout virtuous woman — a women who always deferred to the will of God. It is you, just like Alma L¢pez who just doesn’t get it.
I couldn’t help wanting to compare former Jane’s Addiction/Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Dave Navarro’s first solo release Trust No One with the most recent release from current Peppers guitarist John Frusciante. Not because the two sound similar. In fact, Frusciante’s To Record Only Water For Ten Days sounds nothing like Trust No One.
Photo of the Week is an initiative of the Daily Lobo photo desk to exhibit and archive the best images our photographers capture while covering New Mexico.
Sanjay Kadu, who graduated this spring, helps 12-year-old Leo Fuentes use a computer during the UNM Architect School Design Academy in the School of Architecture and Planning Tuesday.
13-year-olds Julius Smith (left) and Miguel Bolivar play catch during National Youth Program activities on Johnson Field Wednesday.
Thousands of journalists were clamoring to best describe the emotion that embodied Monday’s execution of Timothy McVeigh.
Miss Gay Pride Aurora Gayheart kisses audience member Freddy “Charlie” Lee during a performance as part of the 25th Anniversary Gay Pride Festival at the state fair grounds Saturday.
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