Veronica Archuleta got her first sewing machine when she was 17 years old and taught herself how to sew by meticulously taking old purses and dresses apart and putting them back together.
At the end of every other day this semester, student Amaris Puzak picked up a handful of Daily Lobo newspapers. Papers in hand, Puzak rushed off to prepare for another 10-hour workday. Her task? Papier-mâché.
Ivy Lewis reported to UNMPD on Oct. 26 that someone attempted to break into her car while it was parked in R-Lot. According to the police report, the driver’s side window was broken and the ignition appeared to have been tampered with.
Tony Snell isn’t the most outspoken player. He’s generally soft-spoken in his post-game interviews and he quietly goes about his business on the floor.
Students should expect faster Wi-Fi on campus by the end of the semester, when UNM’s IT Department expects to complete access-point replacements.
My wife and I are flying to Texas this weekend for the inaugural U.S. Grand Prix at the brand new, 3.4-mile “Circuit of the Americas” racetrack in Austin. I mention this to people and I’m usually met with a blank stare.
Sudoku and crossword answers for Tuesday 11-13.
Editor, Just for the record — I am aware that Hurricane Sandy caused many people to suffer dire hardships. Also, just for the record
Food trucks have popped up around Albuquerque like hot tamales, particularly outside bars that serve especially hoppy beer
Not everyone gets to meet the mind behind the first film they ever saw.
UNM students will roam campus tonight, checking for safety hazards and inadequate lighting at the semiannual Campus Safety walk. Student conduct officer and event organizer Rob Burford said the safety walks have been a UNM tradition since the ‘90s.
Undergraduate student government senate elections are on Wednesday. There are 10 open seats on the ASUNM Senate. Meet some of the candidates
Fatal drug overdoses occur in New Mexico at a rate double that of the rest of the country.
Editor, On Sept. 12, the Philippine government signed a new “cybercrime” law into effect. On the surface, the law seemed like a good step toward finally making the Internet a safe place by punishing cases of identity theft, child pornography and hacking.
Editor, The situation with long lines in Rio Rancho is simply voter suppression. Take a picture of voter suppression and it would look like the picture on the front page of the Albuquerque Journal on Wednesday morning.
Editor, I enjoy reading the Daily Lobo, but I find it disturbing that the letters to the editor usually have strong sexual summaries.
Editor, First we had the appearance of horoscopes spewing their sympathetic mumbo jumbo in the Daily Lobo, and now credence is being lent to astrology by no less than your opinion editor.
Elizabeth Dombek swung her large white wig around the stage, ripped off her cape and transformed from Lady Gaga to “Gangnam Style” artist PSY in a matter of seconds.
Looking at your LoboTrax and planning next semester’s courses has to be one of the most dismal experiences for UNM students. Escape LoboWeb for a few hours and check out this week’s freebies.
Whew. A late night indeed. The UNM men’s basketball team rallied from 16 points down in the first half during their midnight season opener early Tuesday, capturing an 86-81 victory over Davidson. The game tipped off at 12:05 a.m. and ended at 2:20 a.m.
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