Opinion
COLUMN: Demonstrations largely ignored
April 29WASHINGTON - In case you missed the heartwarming failure of the anti-globalization demonstrations last weekend, let me recap the key events:
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LETTER: Letter's pro-Israeli bias based on distorted historical facts
April 29Editor, Joel Berger is being disingenuous with his recent letter condemning the Muslim Student Association as spreaders of lies and deceit regarding Israel. His pro-Israeli bias is at least as offensive as their alleged anti-Israeli bias.
Sports
Athletes of the week
April 29The UNM men's and women's track and field teams are the New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.
Opinion
COLUMN: Safety comes from self-protection
April 29by Sari Krosinsky Daily Lobo Columnist A rape allegation has made its way into the newspaper again. So now everyone gets to spend the next couple of weeks talking about campus safety - at least when we're not busy with finals.
Opinion
EDITORIAL: Meet the new staff
April 29The new staff was, unforunately, still being chosen when the new editor article was published and the staff wasn't announced until Friday, April 26. It is time to remedy that situation. So - drum roll, please - I am pleased to announce the new Daily Lobo 2002-2003 staff:
Sports
Lobos routed by Rebels 11-4
Francisco Ojeda | April 29The UNM baseball team could not generate enough timely hits and struggled to score runs against the University of Nevada at Las Vegas, losing 11-4 Sunday afternoon at Lobo Field.
Opinion
LETTER: Faculty changes tied to students
April 26First, boy, do I just enjoy the word evolution - a process of change in a particular direction! In the context of the unquestionably long and fascinating history of this fragile sphere we all call home, it means that change is simply a constant.
Sports
Sports in Brief
April 26The UNM men's tennis team trounced the Air Force Academy 4-0 in the first round of the Mountain West Conference Tournament in Las Vegas, Nev.
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Brazil in need of economic growth
Iliana Limn | April 26The biggest challenge facing Brazil's next president will be coming to terms with the nation's soaring unemployment rate and its declining role in the global economy, according to ambassador Carlos Augusto Santos Neves.
Sports
Stability key for lagging Lobos
Arthur Simoni | April 26About a month ago, the UNM baseball team was playing good enough to sit atop the conference standings. But after a clash with UNLV, the Lobos have nose-dived thanks in part to a lack of consistency.
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Library opens doors to food, drink
Iliana Limn | April 26UNM General Library administrators are allowing visitors to openly eat and drink in the facilities - a change they hope will provide a more inviting atmosphere.
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Pow Wow offers song, dance, famous guests
April 26Doors open Saturday at the The Pit for the nation's largest American Indian pow-wow festivities, including dances, singers and celebrity guest appearances.
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Professor will go to Tanzania to teach, work with refugees
April 26A Fulbright scholarship to Africa will give UNM law professor Jennifer Moore the chance to work with refugees seeking asylum in Tanzania.
Opinion
LETTER: Editor won't bother to speak with students
April 26Once again I go to pick up a copy of the Daily Lobo, only to find an article written by Ms. Lim¢n that has only maybe half the facts. Does she ever do any research when she writes or does she just sit down on her computer and let her fingers do all the work?
Sports
Women's golf earns three-peat
April 26"Conference champions" is becoming an all-too-familiar phrase for the UNM women's golf team when it competes in the Mountain West Conference Tournament.
Opinion
LETTER: Sigma Chi brotherhood survives despite losing its house, charter
April 26I am a Sigma Chi member here at UNM. I have a few clarifications for all the misinformed students on campus.
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Daughters' Day
April 26UNM chemistry professor G. Dana Brabson wows Courtney Chicoine, 11, Samantha Williams, 9, and Adrianna Viswanatha, 9, during a Take Our Daughters to Work Day in Woodward Hall Thursday.
