Editor, The U.S. nuclear bombs designed for decades at Sandia and Los Alamos laboratories terrorize many whole nations. U.S. nuclear bombs threaten to incinerate many times more moms, dads and children than Hitler and the Nazis killed in gas ovens, concentration camps and World War II.
Editor, The Republican and Democratic National Conventions: Why do we pay for them, again? The national conventions of the major parties during the last few weeks did nothing but further prove the degradation of our nation’s republican and democratic ideals.
Editor, The extensive article by Antonio Sanchez in the Aug. 30 Daily Lobo about Jim Srubek’s Arita porcelain studio did not mention that there is a thriving Arita porcelain program at UNM
Editor, You’d think that with the recent tuition cost increase, the University could afford to fix the broken locks on bathroom stall doors. Some of them have been broken since last year and who knows how long before that? It’s the little things that matter the most.
When Chantale Riddle is on her game, the UNM volleyball team is on its game. And Riddle has been on her game a lot this season.
When former UNM track and field athlete Jarrin Solomon qualified for the 2012 Olympic Summer Games in London, he wasn’t just representing Trinidad and Tobago.
The shifting landscape of college sports finally hit UNM last week. And no, it wasn’t football.
UNM graduate student Sarah Coffey said she’s always had a knack for winning arguments. “I’ve always been annoyingly argumentative,” Coffey said.
Although the UNM Parent Association bylaws state that electing board members is the responsibility of the association’s board of directors, the University has made an effort to re-form the association.
Mercedes Pratt, a full-time student at UNM, works every day to help people in third-world countries gain access to better health care and other essential needs.
Editor, The Republican Party in the days of Eisenhower, Goldwater, Nixon and even Reagan was a normal political party with its own set of standards that were moderate in most cases.
Editor, Cerebral cavernous malformation is a disease that occurs when abnormal, raspberry-shaped blood vessels develop in the brain and spinal cord. It afflicts more Hispanics than any other ethnic group in New Mexico.
Editor, We human beings have become very adept at finding many pieces of the puzzle of what has unfolded since our universe came into being, but we are still not able to determine how all those individual pieces fit together to form the entire picture.
It was late one night in 1998 when Donna and her boyfriend Daniel scaled the abandoned Albuquerque High building to look over the city.
If you finished all your homework for the week on Sunday — because every student is that on top of it — then you’re probably at a loss for what to do with yourself during the week. Luckily, the Daily Lobo can rescue you from your proactive nature by giving you some free ways to waste time. Don’t worry, you’ll still get straight A’s.
I like my theater bleak and waiting to die. The type that breaks down into the best of dark despairs: naked, horrifying tragedy and the fatalism of a crippling reality. “Death of a Salesman” is all of that.
The provost appointed the first dean for the University’s new Honors College. On Aug. 15, UNM Provost Chaouki Abdallah appointed UNM economics professor Catherine Krause as interim dean of the Honors College
Following an appeal of the city’s approval of building renovations to the rundown Vagabond Inn near south campus, plans for development have stalled.
Following the success of a project last year, the city of Santa Fe once again wants UNM graduate student input on road improvements.
Solutions by The State News
