Members of Alpha Chi Omega sorority and Lambda Theta Phi fraternity perform a salute to "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" at Greek Sing 2001 in the Continuing Education Auditorium Friday night.
Saturday's heart-breaking 66-61 loss to the University of Utah wasn't a farewell befitting the hardest working members of the UNM men's basketball team, but seniors Brian Smith and Wayland White were just glad they were there.
The GPSA Council allocated $600 for an upcoming graduate social and discussed the status of its funds during a Saturday meeting in Zimmerman Library.
Sophomore guard Marlon Parmer of the UNM men's basketball team scored 18 points on five-of-10 shooting, and was six-of-eight from the free-throw line against Brigham Young University Thursday in a 72-67 UNM loss.
Boyd Barela adjusts the hat on his daughter Sierra, 4, inside the Childern's Hospital of New Mexico's playroom Friday afternoon.
The UNM baseball team continued its inconsistent play in losing 8-3 to Brigham Young University Saturday to close the schools' three-game series.
Almost every college student these days remembers hearing these words while watching a Transformers cartoon or the Donahue talk show: "This is your brain (an egg) . this is your brain on drugs . (frying pan with egg sizzling) . any questions?"
About 1,000 University of New Mexico employees from academic advisers to child care workers decide on March 22 whether to form a union.
Sister Helen Prejean said Sunday during a speech on campus that the death penalty is used because of a corrupt justice system and societal problems, such as racism and discrimination against the poor. Prejean, the author of "Dead Man Walking," spoke at the Continuing Education Auditorium in support of New Mexico legislation for repealing the death penalty. She said that the death penalty is not only inhumane, but is corrupted by the system that uses it.
Steven Ryniak's first book "Dear Alice . Rejected Letters to Advice Columns From Completely Insane Idiots," is not your typical manuscript by any stretch of the imagination.
Despite a career-high 24 points by sophomore point guard Marlon Parmer and a season-high-tying 18 points by senior forward Wayland White Saturday, the University of Utah handed the streaky UNM men's basketball team its third straight loss.
Editor, I have to respond to Jeremy Reynald's column on Friday about Eminem. He is a product of our society. We created him, and religious fundamentalists share a large part of the blame for it.
It used to be that when UNM forward Wayland White had to leave the floor, it would leave a gap as wide as The Pit floor inside for the already smallish Lobo team.
The well-traveled UNM softball team plays outside the confines of Lobo Field again this weekend, hitting the road to compete in the California State University at Fullerton/Worth Tournament in Fullerton, Calif.
As a nation, we're becoming ever angrier. If you don't believe that, just drive around Albuquerque for a little while. It won't be very long before you're the victim of at least one obscene gesture.
The UNM baseball team didn’t look like the defending Mountain West Conference champion when it opened its title defense with a disastrous 21-0 loss to Brigham Young University Thursday at the Albuquerque Sports Stadium.
A UNM sociology professor studying community policing said filling the streets with police is not necessarily the answer to fighting crime. Professor Richard Wood said, although more police working at once can help fight crime, the best way is for police to build a bond with the communities they serve.
Sister Helen Prejean, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and author of “Dead Man Walking,” will speak about the death penalty at UNM’s Continuing Education Auditorium Sunday.
James A. Parker, New Mexico Federal Court Chief Justice, speaks during a forum in the UNM Law School Thursday about the need for lawyers to follow codes of professionalism.
Editor, The current state of society is in conflict over whether capitalism will sustain our existence or if government regulation and redistribution of wealth will suffice.
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