Sports
Last-second shots take valor
November 21Though junior guard Caroline Durbin missed a game-winning shot against No. 13 Oklahoma, her teammates said they were impressed with her performance.
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Missed shots tank close game
Nathan Farmer | November 21The women’s basketball team couldn’t put a layup away soon enough to beat the Sooners. The team lost to No. 13 Oklahoma 58-56 after junior guard Caroline Durbin missed a potentially game-winning 3-pointer with three seconds left.
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Bench keeps loss close despite Rhoades’ injury
Cesar Davila | November 21The third time failed to be charming for the volleyball team. The Lobos fell in their third encounter against the Wyoming Cowgirls in four sets, 23-25, 25-27, 25-20 and 21-25, in the first round of the MWC tournament Friday night at Johnson Center.
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NMSU dominates the paint
Cesar Davila | November 18Down 57-53 with 30 seconds remaining, Lobo guard Phillip McDonald rose up to take a three-pointer but was blocked in the process. That block was reflective of the entire night for the UNM basketball team.
Sports
Third rematch must charm win for NCAA
Cesar Davila | November 18For the first time, the volleyball team hosts the MWC tournament at Johnson Center. The Lobos, who finished 14-13 this season, including 6-8 in conference play, earned the No.
Sports
Undefeated, still disrespected
Nathan Farmer | November 18The No. 1 men’s soccer team is the No. 10 seed in the upcoming NCAA tournament. If that doesn’t quite make sense to you, you’re not alone.
Opinion
Ominous art show we all agreed to love
Eva Avenue/ Daily Lobo Guest Columnist | November 18You can do any number of things to make some material a work of art. You can burn it, erase it, fill it, hang it, stretch it, cut it, tape it, paint it, lick it, glaze it, draw it, break it, find it, publish it, hide it, make a series…
Opinion
Don’t hate the skaters, hate the wheels
Devon Stevens | November 18There is a big problem on campus. You have probably noticed this yourself, but skateboards abound on campus.
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Crime Briefs
November 18Stabbing leads to 18 months in prison A member of the Navajo Nation has been sentenced to 18 months in prison in connection with a stabbing in Shiprock last December. The U.S.
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UNM Crime Briefs
Charlie Shipley | November 18Student reports car stolen at Lobo Village The father of a student who lives at Lobo Village reported his daughter’s vehicle stolen on Nov.
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Davie costs $4.5 million
Nathan Farmer | November 18Football’s new head coach Bob Davie said he’s excited about his future at UNM despite the Lobos’ losing season.
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Program helps an extra .1% graduate
Jessica Hitch | November 18UNM’s six-year graduation rate sits well below the national average, but UNM officials said thanks to a new federal program the University has already seen graduation rate statistics improve. At UNM, an average of 45 percent of undergraduate students graduate within six years.
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Photo essay: Gang life
November 17This series is from an ongoing project by Daily Lobo freelance photographer Laurisa Galvan. Galvan has been focusing her lens on the gang lifestyle in an effort to illustrate the gang life that often lies out of sight but is fairly prevalent in the southwest.
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Lobos get new football coach
Nathan Farmer | November 17UNM’s new football coach has arrived. Vice president of Athletics Paul Krebs announced yesterday that Bob Davie will take over the coaching responsibilities from George Barlow, the interim head coach, at the end of the season, becoming UNM’s 31st head football coach.
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Voters split slates in record turnout
Luke Holmen and Charlie Shipley | November 17Student voters split the ASUNM Senate race right down the middle Wednesday, electing five candidates each from the “Voice” slate and the “Make Your Mark” slate.
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Pick a card: Eat or starve
Charlie Shipley | November 17It was luck of the draw that determined how much some UNM students ate for lunch during a hunger demonstration on Wednesday.
Opinion
Mistakes provide opportunity to learn
November 17The lighter side of grading papers is always the Freudian slips, where students write stuff that makes some sort of sense but is obviously not what they meant.
Opinion
New bill censors Internet, must be stopped now
Chris Quintana | November 17Readers, These words “engage in, enable or facilitate copyright infringement,” could shut down the Internet.
Culture
Brain Food
Alexandra Swanberg | November 17Almost a month away, winter break looms just close enough to tease students already feeling their mental reserves tapped out.
