Editor, Who authorized that grotesque anti-abortion spectacle anyway? I was on my way to a quiz and could not even concentrate because I was so angry with the whole circus.
Editor, Thank you, GPSA, for proving that there are no real issues currently facing your organization.
Editor, The Justice for All anti-abortion exhibit was extremely upsetting to me, and not because of the graphic photos of fetuses.
Harvest-time visitors can get lost and find their inner children at Wagner’s Farmland Experience in Corrales.
UNM junior Kevin Clark started dancing four years ago, thanks to his girlfriend at the time. Now he dances across the nation and is an active advocate for the growing dance scene at UNM. Swing dance is rooted in a sense of community, Clark said. “Swing is about making it a dance between two people rather than two people dancing while holding hands,” he said. Clark said he realized community was the focal point of this dance at his first out-of-state dance event in San Diego. “Sometimes you get jaded to your own dance community, just like any family,” he said.
Roi Kuper is an Israeli landscape photographer and UNM’s first artist in residence. He has worked in England, France, Spain and Scotland. “Whenever I go somewhere to photograph landscapes, it’s not that I’m looking for an interesting landscape to photograph,” Kuper said. “I already know there is something interesting at the particular area, and I go there to find more interesting things within the landscape.” Kuper will give a lecture today at 5:30 p.m.
Deep dish, thin crust, New York, Chicago or California — whatever form you pick, I’m guessing you love pizza like I do.
Editor, The quote attributed to me in Thursday’s article about Micah Kurz, regarding Hamas, was printed out of context.
Editor, I received a text that left me both confused and offended. It stated that there was an “armed gunman” on campus.
Editor, It was interesting to read on today’s wire service that the top-10 list of most requested books to be banned is out and that our own Rudolfo Anaya has made the list with his classic work Bless Me, Ultima.
Daily Lobo: So what’s your concentration? Essence Johnson: Vocal performance. DL: Are you in any choirs at UNM? EJ: I’m in the concert choir and jazz choir. DL: What year are you? EJ: Well, I’m a second-year music student, but I have tons of credit hours.
With midterms around the corner, students should head to the UNM Family Practice Center on north campus for their free flu immunizations, said Amy Frederick, Student Health & Counseling nurse manager. Frederick said getting the shot might ensure students stay healthy and can ace their tests.
The Division of Enrollment Management plans to let students register for fall and spring classes at the same time. Multiterm registration would allow students to register for a year of classes instead of only one semester’s worth, said Carmen Brown, vice president of enrollment management. She said multiterm registration should be available by fall 2011.
Andrew Ah Young, who graduated from UNM in May, said his family felt the earthquake that hit his hometown in American Samoa before the tsunami waves washed everything away last week. Tsunami waves poured over American Samoa on Sept.
When a dryer in the Hokona Hall laundry room caught fire last week, the smoke alarms either went off immediately or a half hour late, depending on whom you ask. “I could smell the smoke in my room about 20 minutes before the fire alarm went off, and I live on the third floor,” said student Axie Papp. Bobby Childers, Residence Life and Student Housing public affairs representative, said the alarms functioned exactly as they were supposed to. He said it wasn’t possible that it took the alarms a half hour to go off.
The GPSA wants to give head football coach Mike Locksley a second chance. The Graduate and Professional Students Association passed a resolution Saturday urging the University not to terminate the coach, who is under fire after he had an altercation with assistant coach Jonathan “J.B.” Gerald Sept. 20.
The Associated Students for Empowerment hosted Disability Awareness Day on Friday to help the UNM community appreciate the day-to-day experience of being disabled. The ASE hosted several activities to show able-bodied individuals what it is like to be disabled, including wheelchair basketball and a blindfold obstacle course. High school student Carter Radzka participated in the wheelchair challenge.
Always in cherry and silver, President of Howl Raisers Wes Henderson tries to raise school spirit among students at UNM.
Rose Morris made a memorable return to the volleyball court Saturday at Johnson Gym. After missing seven matches since she dislocated her left pinky finger while blocking against Pittsburgh Sept.
LUBBOCK, Texas — At the beginning of the third quarter, the clouds huddled over Jones AT&T Stadium finally opened up.
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