by Lee Cornell Daily Lobo The UNM basketball team led its intrastate rivals for nearly 40 minutes on Saturday night but ultimately let the game slip away, losing 59-58 to the New Mexico State Aggies. Senior guard Ruben Douglas had the ball stolen from him as he drove to the basket with less than 30 seconds left in the game and a one point Lobo lead.
by Chris Meeske Chicago Maroon (U. Chicago) U-Wire The most disturbing trend of American politics of the last decade has been the decisive seizure of the national political discourse by the right. For all of the progress made and popular support enjoyed by the left, there has been a complete lack of strong leadership, little or no coordination between the disparate elements of the left, and no cohesive plan of action.
It's that time of year again: the week before finals. For those in the UNM community who are experiencing their first semester at the University, the editors at the Daily Lobo have a little tradition. We write a little editorial begging for a Dead Week.
Staff Report The UNM men's soccer team's dream season came to an end Wednesday in St. Louis, as it lost 1-0 to 18th-ranked St. Louis University. The Lobos (18-4-0) lost to a ranked opponent in the second round of the NCAA Men's College Cup tournament for the second consecutive year.
Staff Report A first-ever study examining the psychological processes of adolescents confronted with sex and birth control issues will be the focus of a UNM College of Nursing study. Results from the study will be used to help reduce the number of unintended teenage pregnancies.
The Univeristy of Wyoming got more than it bargained for as freshman running back DonTrell Moore scored five of the Lobos' seven touchdowns in a 49-20 beating of the Cowboys Saturday. "DonTrell played very well," Head coach Rocky Long said. "As he has the last three or four weeks.
The UNM women's basketball team got a full weekend out of forward junior Melissa Forest, winning two games to take the Holiday Inn Mountain View Classic title. Forrest, who is from Hobbs, N.M., and was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player, scored 12 points Friday in the Lobos' 79-61 come-from-behind win over William & Mary College.
by Michael Beniash Daily Lobo One's life is not over until the heart stops beating. For 10 minutes on Monday night, many hearts in The Pit crowd may have stopped as the arena fell to a lifeless silence. UNM senior co-captain Senque Carey, lay face down on the court, motionless.
UNM is once again using campus tours to recruit minority high school students from around the state. Next week, UNM will bring American Indian high school students from around the state to campus to pitch UNM as their destination for higher education. UNM's American Indian Student Day, Dec.
Despite the title, "Loco Fever," the latest movie from Chilean filmmaker AndrÇs Woods, does have a love story going. No, really. I know what you're thinking. Latino movie, Spanish with subtitles, "loco" and "fever" in the title -- it'll be a sexual romp that makes "Y Tu Mama TambiÇn" look like an ABC Afternoon Special.
Some quick thinking and bold action by UNM police and officers from other law enforcement agencies disarmed a man near campus who was threatening to kill himself with a loaded .357 Magnum handgun Thursday night. There were no injuries in the incident after Todd Reed, 37, reportedly arrived at UNM Hospital with the handgun and repeatedly threatened to kill himself.
Ah, that time of year is upon us again -- the time of year where you are almost happy to be alive, especially when that large present under the dead, but festively decorated, tree bears your name. What better way to ring in the seasons than reading an article about forthcoming video games? On this week's agenda -- Metroid Prime.
by Stephanie Candelaria Daily Lobo According to the UNM Financial Aid Office, students spend an average of $350 on textbooks each semester. With finals fast approaching, a new semester is barreling toward students at a remarkable speed. For many students, this means new classes, new professors and a new set of textbooks.
by Susan Magee General Library Columnist Which scenario sounds familiar? A. You go to the library to check out a course reserve only to find that one of your classmates has beaten you to it. B. You check a course reserve out and then find a vital page or two missing from the packet.
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