By Sean Gardner by Hunter Riley Daily Lobo A lot of strange things can happen in a dark movie theater. Adam Hevey and Jessicah Adkins decided to share their love of movies and movie theaters with friends and family on their big, but not extravagant, day. Hevey and Adkins have known each ...
By Sean Gardner by The Associated Press LOS ANGELES — The science-fiction blockbuster “Avatar” has earned James Cameron his latest nomination for the top honor from the Directors Guild of America. Cameron won the guild prize 12 years ago for “Titanic.” Also nominated this year are Kathryn ...
By Sean Gardner by Chris Quintana Daily Lobo The Daily Lobo was offered the chance to participate in a phone conference interview with director of “The Lovely Bones” and the “Lord of the Rings,” Peter Jackson. The following is an excerpt of the conference. “The Lovely Bones” is ...
By Sean Gardner by Evan Bobrick Daily Lobo “The Yes Men Fix the World” is a dichotomous film. It is both juvenile and remarkably intelligent, both a nightmare and a dream. The documentary follows practical jokesters The Yes Men (directors Mike Bonanno and Andy Bichlbaum) as they weasel ...
By Rebekah Soltero Editor, I was delighted to hear in a recent Daily Lobo article that La Posada is taking steps to be more environmentally friendly. There is, however, an easier way to save water and help the environment: eat less meat. According to an extensive United Nations study, raising animals ...
By Sean Gardner by The Associated Press LOS ANGELES — The science-fiction blockbuster “Avatar” has earned James Cameron his latest nomination for the top honor from the Directors Guild of America. Cameron won the guild prize 12 years ago for “Titanic.” Also nominated this year are Kathryn ...
By Sean Gardner by The Associated Press LOS ANGELES — The science-fiction blockbuster “Avatar” has earned James Cameron his latest nomination for the top honor from the Directors Guild of America. Cameron won the guild prize 12 years ago for “Titanic.” Also nominated this year are Kathryn ...
DanielDanny Crouch, English/Philosophy, Senior DanielDanny Crouch is a member of the minimalist band Cloud Lantern.
By the time you come back from Oventic, your back will ache to sleep on a real bed, instead of a board.
“Why Torture is Wrong and the People who Love Them” finds itself wedged into our uncomfortably recent times as a black political morality play with stakes of a more surreal Marx Brothers farce.
The Day of the Dead is rising early this year. El Arte de Muertos Expo, Albuquerque’s largest Day of the Dead art exhibition, is coming to the Agave del Sol Event Center this weekend. The Arte de Muertos Expo averages 40-50 artists from across the Southwest.
We have seen the pictures of the oil-slicked birds and the sludge that has been washed up on the Gulf’s coastlines.
Editor, Trying to figure out what Americans want from government as a result of the mess in the Gulf can only leave you scratching your head.
When a starfish loses a limb, it regenerates the missing appendage. This concept is one the UNM cross country teams would do well to replicate in the upcoming season.
Welcome to UNM and the Mountain West Conference, football younglings. For 18 freshmen on the UNM football team, wanting to make an instant impact and get playing time is the No.
The National Center for Research Resources awarded the Clinical and Translational Science Award to the Health Sciences Center, a $21 million award. The goal of the prize is to improve health care by enabling superior clinical and translational research, an area into which UNM HSC has already put considerable work, according to a press release from U.S.
Ticket sales have spiked as students plan ahead for the arrival of “Wicked,” leaving Popejoy unable to meet the demand for half-priced student tickets, which are no longer available. The Student Fee Review Board, a student advisory body that recommends allocation of student fees, cut the funding for discounted tickets $3,000 this spring.
UNM pharmacy student Paul DeSantis faces up to 20 years in jail after being charged with possession with intent to distribute oxycodone and possession of firearms.
U.S. House Rep. Martin Heinrich hosted a “telephone town hall” discussion June 30, where he discussed the benefits of the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act to more than 3,000 callers.
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