Editor, It’s funny how some of ASUNM Sen. Sean Mallory’s quotes in “ASUNM resolution cites Athletics’ accomplishments” echoes words in an Albuquerque Journal op-ed signed by President David Schmidly – both published Friday. I’m glad that Mallory took my advice that ASUNM should chime in on UNM Athletics.
Editor, I believe it was Spiderman’s dad who said that with great power comes great responsibility.
If you want to know what your rights when you’re renting a place, check out the New Mexico Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act.
Don Schrader’s apartment is every bit as unique as he is. The 12-by-14-foot apartment, which he will vacate at the end of February, displays Schrader’s history in wall-to-ceiling decoration of pictures from his life, notes on his methodologies, cards from friends and published letters to the Weekly Alibi. The apartment complex where Schrader lives, on Silver Avenue, is being remodeled and sold by the owners.
On the heels of a GPSA special election addressing UNM Athletics, members of the undergraduate governing body weighed in, supporting a different view. The ASUNM Steering and Rules Committee passed a resolution 3-1 giving support to almost everyone in the Athletics Department – leaving out, but not condemning, Athletics Director Paul Krebs and UNM coaches.
San Diego State guard Jene Morris has nothing to be sorry for. On the other hand, the Lobo women’s basketball team, namely Amy Beggin, apologized to fans for letting Morris score 25 points on Jan.
Oh, what a compelling sense of familiarity. Last time against San Diego State, the UNM men’s basketball team (20-3 overall, 6-2 in the MWC) was 15th in the nation.
The Oscars are back and as useless as ever, expanding the best picture category to 10 pictures even though all anybody cares about are the front-runners.
Editor, As we all know by now, the IT labs are implementing a pay-to-print policy. This should come as no surprise to anyone who has been witness to students printing hundreds of pages at a time in the computer labs on campus.
Surprise, surprise! Calvin Smith, a four-star recruit from Hialeah High School in Hialeah, Fla., sat at a podium in front of cameras on ESPNU, before donning on his Lobo hat. Smith is coming to the University. The nationally touted defensive lineman turned down schools such as Florida State, Notre Dame, and defending national-champion Alabama. His decision was unforeseen.
A source close to New Mexico quarterbacks coach Tee Martin told the Daily Lobo late Wednesday night that Martin will accept the wide receivers coach opening at Kentucky. The deal is reportedly worth about $40,000 more than Martin makes here, which puts his salary in the ballpark of $150,000.
Editor, As much coverage as the Graduate and Professional Student Association/Athletics Department issue has gotten at the Daily Lobo, it seems that close attention should have been paid to the way the graphs were labeled.
Editor, “Is there any questions?” to me is the clearest example of the ignorance that plagues the UNM campus.
Editor, What is the editor thinking? The front-page pie charts have mislabeled percentage votes. Are the articles even looked over once before they’re published?
Editor, I want to commend Tricia Remark on her article “Not all centers created equal” published Jan.
Editor, Wondering where the 9/11 trials should be held? Maybe it’s time to state who should be put on trial for 9/11.
“This will be the most important traveling exhibition that we’ve ever brought to the UNM community,” said Luanne McKinnon, UNM Art Museum director.
Since nobody’s physical body is going to leave this planet, Tom Delehanty wanted to give something back to it. A sixth-generation farmer from Wisconsin, Delehanty moved to Socorro about 15 years ago to start Pollo Real, a pastured poultry farm.
New Mexico high school students might consider buckling down on their day-to-day schoolwork instead of putting all of their college admission eggs into the standardized test basket. On Wednesday, the Student Affairs Committee from the Board of Regents approved a redesigned admissions process that emphasizes high school GPA, additional college preparatory courses and a new grade-point average weighting system.
Solutions by The State News
