News
Students ‘meh’ about election
Chloe Henson | August 27While the mayoral campaign season continues, many UNM students have not yet caught on to the hype.
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Opinion
Dr. Pegs Prescription
August 27Does this sound familiar? A round, raw-looking sore on the edge of the lip, right where the lip meets the face. You have probably seen this on someone, perhaps even on yourself.
Opinion
Unborn children have same human rights
August 27A classic definition of law was given by Thomas Aquinas in the 13th century. He defined law as: “A command of reason, promulgated by legitimate authority, for the sake of the common good.”
Culture
Ministry seeks to house local vets
Haylee Montoya | August 27While many may stop and say “thank you” or shake a veteran’s hand, Father Chris Laine has decided to go one step further and try to give some local veterans a new place to call home.
Culture
Tying rope both art and kink
Roxanne Youngblood | August 27Calmly, Catherine Noeth folds her arms behind her back as she stands in the empty PEP Love office, Albuquerque’s local phone sex business.
Culture
The Weekly Free
Jyllian Roach | August 27This week is full of free events that invite students to sharpen their skills and show off their talents. Whether you’re a trivia buff or a budding musician, there’s something here for everyone.
Sports
Opener against UTSA will test underclassmen
Thomas Romero-Salas | August 26To say that the New Mexico football team is antsy to play its first game of the season would be an understatement. The Lobos officially begin the season this Saturday against the University of Texas-San Antonio at University Stadium. However, for senior center Dillon Farrell, it won’t be his first time facing the Roadrunners.
News
Mayor candidates field questions during forum
Staff Report | August 26The three candidates in Albuquerque’s race for mayor — incumbent Republican Richard Berry, Democratic challenger Pete Dinelli and Republican challenger Paul Hey — participated in a forum today at the Albuquerque Marriott. Daily Lobo news editor Ardee Napolitano provided live tweets from the event.
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Monday on the street
Jamillah Wilcox | August 26On Tuesday, pro-choice activists protested what they said were recent initiatives by pro-life organizations in the city. How do you feel about a ban on abortions after the 20th week of pregnancy in Albuquerque?
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GPSA chief wants better involvement
Ardee Napolitano | August 26This year, UNM’s graduate student government will work to connect to students with their campus organizations in more ways. At this semester’s first meeting of the Graduate and Professional Student Association held Saturday morning, President Priscila Poliana said the organization will strive to bridge the gap between the association and UNM students.
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Mayor hopefuls face off today
Ardee Napolitano | August 26Today, a local hotel will be the political arena for Albuquerque’s mayoral candidates. Incumbent Republican Richard Berry will face Democratic challenger Pete Dinelli and Republican challenger Paul Heh in a mayoral candidate forum
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UNM center wins award for its maps
Chloe Henson | August 26Last month, the UNM Center for Educational Policy Research (CEPR) received the Esri International User Conference’s Special Achievement Award in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for its research in mapping applications.
Opinion
The Lobo Letter
August 26Both GPSA and ASUNM are honored to give you a warm welcome for the 2013-2014 school year. ¡Bienvenidos! Having spent the summer planning for the present academic year, it is refreshing and encouraging to be surrounded by our colleagues,
Opinion
America’s Founders were men, not deities
Marcus Leyba / Guest columnist | August 26Can we stop with the Founding Fathers already? In Dayona Dodd’s column “Neither party works for us” in Wednesday’s Daily Lobo, we were once again treated to a phenomenon that has become rather prominent in our nation’s political discourse: the misguided “appeal to the Founding Fathers.”
Sports
Start against UTSA will test underclassmen
Thomas Romero-Salas | August 26To say the New Mexico football team is antsy to play its first game of the season would be an understatement. The Lobos officially open the season Saturday against the University of Texas-San Antonio at University Stadium.
Sports
Alumnae overcome by budding Lobo lineup
Liam Cary-Eaves | August 26The New Mexico volleyball team starts its new season Friday in a matchup in Arkansas. Yet many of the players have already competed against each other in local high school matches and throughout their years in club volleyball.
Sports
Texas Tech takes tight win
Thomas Romero-Salas | August 26Cassie Ulrich didn’t expect to walk into a firing zone. The sophomore goalie for the New Mexico women’s soccer team made seven saves against Texas Tech, but her efforts didn’t save the Lobos from losing their home opener 1-0 on Friday night.
Sports
Sports Briefs
J.R. Oppenheim | August 26Lisa-Ann Wallace joined the UNM softball team Thursday as an assistant coach. Before coming to UNM, Wallace served 13 years as the head coach at Bryant University
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Clark Hall slated for $16M face-lift
Roxanne Youngblood | August 23The long-awaited renovations of Clark Hall are now advancing into the planning phase. After voters passed the Bond C for Higher Education last November, Clark Hall received state funds for renovations.
News
Number of int’l. students up 9%
Rebecca Gonzales | August 23Pablo Galarza, business major, came to UNM from his home nation Ecuador wanting to play soccer with the Lobos. But Galarza said he hopes to gain more than just goal kicks from his time in the United States.
