Architectural artist Buster Simpson (inset) presents "Making Place, Making Art And Honoring An Edge To Civic Projects" in the Kiva Lecture Hall as part of the School of Architecture and Planning's continuing John Gaw Meem Lectue Series.
A posting pillar outside Mesa Vista Hall was set on fire Monday night. UNM police officers Karen Smith and Jason Benally found the pillar burning while walking across campus. The officers put out the fire with an extinguisher from a nearby food stand.
Editor, It is no surprise that the current ASUNM Senate is trying to cut the funding of the only real source of free speech on this campus and in this college community.
NEW YORK — If you listen to President Bush and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, the United States Army is a mess. Recruitment and morale are plummeting, and even the modest pay increase proposed by the Bush budget might not cushion the fall.
Editor, Once again Jeremy Reynalds displayed his intolerance for other people's opinions.
Soaring since the release of the new, now 15 million-plus copies sold album Stankonia, Outkast took Wednesday night's Convention Center crowd to the place which all funky things come from.
Michele Penhall (left), Bart Prince (middle) and Robert Walters, associate professor emeritus of architecture and planning..
Inara George (right) and Bryony Atkinson of Merrick perform at Sprockets Pub Wednesday night.
The UNM baseball team exploded for six runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to defeat San Diego State University 9-3 Sunday at the Albuquerque Sports Stadium.
Senior Matt Cory avoids hot temperatures in the basement...
Freshman pitcher Amy Dumas of the UNM softball team and Mark Okano of the UNM baseball team are this week's New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.
The UNM women's basketball team is running roughshod over its competition in the Women's National Invitation Tournament, thanks in large part to stellar defense and the emerging play of sophomore forward Chelsea Grear.
TVI student Shae Martin devotes most of her time shuttling blood to city hospitals and shipping it statewide. Martin works in the hospital services division of the United Blood Services. With airline flights to small cities in the Southwest recently reduced, Martin said blood deliveries to smaller hospitals in New Mexico take more time. All flights to Hobbs, N.M., were cancelled late last year and flights to other New Mexico cities such as Roswell, Alamogordo and Clovis are so infrequent that hospital services representatives looked to reliable, but slower, alternative transportation for blood supplies.
Editor, In response to Jason Gil Bear's letter "Justice system fails teenager with life sentence," it is not the justice system or the WWF that is to blame in this situation. The only thing to blame is the failure of a capable 12-year-old's judgment.
ASUNM representatives are encouraging students to let Gov. Gary Johnson know how much the lottery scholarship means to them and urge him to sign a bill that would shore up the scholarship. The governor has two lottery scholarship bills on his desk that must either be signed or vetoed by April 6 or they will be pocket vetoed, or automatically killed by his inactivity.
The UNM women's basketball team moved one step closer to winning its first-ever Women's National Invitation Tournament Championship with an impressive 68-43 win over the University of Hawaii Saturday night in The Pit.
The UNM women's tennis team looked impressive in defeating the Air Force Academy 7-0 Sunday afternoon at the Lobo Tennis Club in Mountain West Conference play.
Editor, The Associated Students of UNM Senate passed amendment 5B not because it wanted to punish the Daily Lobo, but because we want to put $38,000 of unused student fees back into the hands of student groups and organizations.
Editor, In recent weeks a great deal of construction work has occurred on campus. The noise, especially in close proximity to a classroom building, is not only distracting but causes problems for those who are trying to concentrate on a lecture.
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