by Kenn Rodriguez Daily Lobo The UNM women soccer team's Mountain West Conference Championship tournament opener would be perfect for Fox Sports-like hype. Here is the storyline. This afternoon, the third-seeded Lobos (10-7-1, 3-2-1 MWC) take on the sixth-seeded Air Force Academy.
by Kayla Anderson Daily Lobo Who can "swim like a fish, but doesn't need to because he can walk on water?" William Davis, UNM's 11th president, said the answer is the future leader of the University. Six former UNM presidents were welcomed back to campus yesterday at Zimmerman Library in an event to discuss UNM's history of leadership and the qualities that the University's future presidents should possess.
Editor, I read Thursday's edition of the Lobo with a real sense of disappointment and disgust upon learning that for the first time in 50 years, the UNM journalism program will not be receiving accreditation from the Accrediting Council in Journalism and Mass Communications.
The recent loss of the journalism department's accreditation became a major topic of discussion at the Board of Regents' Academic/Student Affairs Committee meeting Tuesday. The committee also listened to presentations about the pros and cons of retirement-age employees and efforts being made to prevent students from dropping out.
by Michael Beniash Daily Lobo The UNM women's tennis squad concludes its fall season this weekend in the friendly confines of the UNM Tennis Complex -- the first home competition for the Lobos. UNM plays host to the University of Houston, Boise State University and intrastate rival New Mexico State University in the annual Lobo Fall Invite.
by Clay Holtzman Daily Lobo On a Tuesday that had been proclaimed "Civil Engineers Day," the UNM engineering community was left in shock by the news that one of its brightest and most promising students was killed in a car crash Monday. Joseph Roybal, 23, a senior civil engineering major at the School of Engineering, was killed early Monday when the vehicle he was traveling in swerved off a snow-covered I-40 and rolled over at least two times, Lt.
by April Hale Daily Lobo The ballot was long, but lines at the election polls in the Student Residence Center were not. Despite the lack of a large student turnout, many said voting is vital. "Voting is necessary if you want to live in a democracy," said political science major William Wiekart.
Editor, As a product of the UNM Journalism program and rookie reporter, I was appalled and sorely disappointed to find out that Dr. Hall decided to kill the program. I for one, feel well prepared for the real world of reporting, due in large part to my experiences at the Daily Lobo and instructors like Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, Steve Brown and Bob Gassaway.
Staff Report "Blast!," an event that's part of the Ovation Series at Popejoy Hall, is making some big promises. "I was helpless in the path of this visual and aural juggernaut," said Kevin Nance, critic for The Tennessean in a press release. "It far outdoes ("Stomp" and "Riverdance") with youthful energy and cocky panache.
by Jeff Proctor Daily Lobo Fifty-four students were inducted Monday night into the UNM chapter of Psi Chi, the National Honors Society in Psychology, at the Continuing Education Building. "The ceremony gives us a chance to recognize students excelling in psychology here at UNM," said Crystal Aragon, who was recently elected president of the UNM chapter of Psi Chi.
by Brad Hall Communication and Journalism Department chairman Daily Lobo Guest Columnist Reports of our death are greatly exaggerated. I appreciate the passion and concern expressed in Monday's editorial by Angela Williams on the death of the Journalism/Mass Communication Program.
Staff Report Attention all poets, writers and artists, put down your Ramen and canned pea soufflÇ and listen up - Conceptions Southwest is now accepting submissions. And no, they don't pay. Maybe you should hold on to your cuisine. The magazine does publish.
by Amey Adkins Cavalier Daily U-Wire Bill Clinton is black. Well, not really. However, just last month, on Oct. 19, former president Bill Clinton was inducted into the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame. However, only one point of interest was raised by this ceremony.
by Kevin Killough Guest Columnist Perhaps you've seen the new anti-ecstasy campaign produced by the Partnership for a Drug Free America. One television commercial shows a girl dancing at a rave, surrounded by lights and music. Suddenly, she falls to the floor sick and unconscious.
Roger Lujan, director of facilities and planning, said Monday that a new construction manager from the UNM Physical Plant will monitor the SUB construction to speed the process along. Lujan, who spoke at a Board of Regents' Finance and Facilities Committee meeting, said that with the new manager, a new step is being made in keeping the already much-delayed Student Union Building on task.
by Kevin Killough Guest Columnist Perhaps you've seen the new anti-ecstasy campaign produced by the Partnership for a Drug Free America. One television commercial shows a girl dancing at a rave, surrounded by lights and music. Suddenly, she falls to the floor sick and unconscious.
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