The UNM men’s tennis team rebounded from its semifinal loss in the Mountain West Conference Tournament to defeat San Diego State University 4-2 on Saturday to take third place.
Miss Indian World Lillian ‘Cepa’ Sparks (right) hands over the crown to Ke Aloha Alo of the White Mountain Apache tribe during the Gathering of the Nations in The Pit Saturday.
It is an honor to have been selected to serve as the New Mexico Daily Lobo’s next editor in chief. I have worked at the newspaper for the last three years, which, at times, has been a frustrating, infuriating experience. It is also the best job I have ever had.
Larry Waldman of UNM’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research said the University’s enrollment will likely increase when New Mexico’s minor construction boom is over.
Jeremy DeYapp pitched a complete game shutout and shortstop Dusty Young went four-of-four at the plate as the UNM baseball team completed a three-game sweep of the Air Force Academy with a 6-0 win Sunday.
After losing in the semifinals of the Mountain West Conference a day earlier, the UNM women’s tennis team took its frustrations out on Colorado State University, trouncing the Rams 4-1 on Saturday to grab third place.
As the 2000-2001 school year comes to a close, so does my term as editor in chief of the New Mexico Daily Lobo. This is also an end of a wonderful, four-year ride at the Daily Lobo for me. While new and exciting opportunities await me as I leave this newspaper, I will never forget the time and the people I have met here. This will always be a special place for me.
We call the world we live on Earth, but it should have been named Ocean.
Two candidates for interim director of the Latin American and Iberian Institute will make presentations and participate in interviews on the UNM campus next week.
As you may know, the Student Union Building is undergoing a $25 million renovation project with a projected completion date of June 2002. Along with the construction project, the Student Union Building also had a major internal change.
UNM law professor Antoinette Sedillo L¢pez points to a picture in her book, “Fragments Of Historia(Ella) (Herstory),” during a book signing in Zimmerman Library’s Willard Reading Room Thursday.
The UNM baseball team will look to shake the sting off of six straight road losses when it faces Air Force Academy this weekend for its final home stand of the year.
Sarah James, a Gwich’in from Alaska’s Arctic Village, will discuss the threat oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge would pose to her culture today on campus. James will speak on behalf of the Gwich’in Steering Committee, which she founded in 1988 to establish Gwich’in cultural survival as a major issue in the debate over oil development in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
The UNM women’s golf team took its second straight Mountain West Conference title in record-breaking fashion.
While April 19, 1995 started off as an ordinary day, it didn’t stay that way for very long. Just after 9 a.m., the nation was rocked to the core of its collective consciousness by a tragedy of unspeakable proportions.
Raymond Rivera’s April 9 column, “Downtown stadium is needed,” was a wonderfully insightful column on the possibilities of a downtown stadium. While not everyone likes baseball, myself included, most people in this city can appreciate what a relatively inexpensive venue such as the proposed baseball stadium could offer Albuquerque as a city. Instead of lamenting the loss of yet another entertainment option, Rivera is envisioning the kind of community experience that this stadium might afford.
Filmmakers Norman Patrick Brown (right) and Lena Carr speak with UNM graduate student Eulynda Toledo Benalli before a screening of Brown’s “Lijj’ Blylin/Horse Song” in Northrop Hall Thursday.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — College students stressed out about big term papers due soon might think back thankfully to those TV advertisements broadcast during the NCAA basketball tournament in March. They offered help — for a price — from a Web site, Questia.com, a digital library with 35,000 complete books.
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