Sports
Athletes of the Week
March 25Freshman catcher Todd Stroud of the baseball team and senior Monique Harris of the track and field team are the New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.
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Sports
UNM men falter without number one singles player
Arthur Simoni | March 25The UNM men's tennis team could not overcome an injury that sidelined its best singles player, losing 4-3 to 75th-ranked Boise State University Sunday at the Lobo Tennis Club.
Sports
Lobos ground Air Force
Lee Cornell | March 25Sophomore right fielder Joe Salas knocked in the game-winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the UNM baseball team a dramatic 9-8 victory against the Air Force Academy Sunday afternoon at Lobo Field.
News
Spring Storm signup deadline nearing
Jason Gil Bear | March 22The Spring Storm is expected to be the biggest community service event in the history of UNM and will sweep through Albuquerque April 6. The last day to sign up for the project is March 27.
Opinion
COLUMN: Rallying response to war alarming
March 22A couple of days ago, I was watching the news reports on how the White House is threatening to use nuclear weapons to fight terrorism. I guess wiping out an entire continent, if not the world, is one possible way to end terrorism? Maybe we can reach into the bottoms of our pockets and come up with hundreds of millions of dollars to develop "smart" nuclear bombs that will only kill the bad guys and leave only dust on the shoulders of the good guys.
Sports
Weekend tune-ups test tennis teams
James Barron | March 22The UNM men's and women's tennis teams will look to gain some momentum as the Lobos wrap up their pre-conference season with home matches this weekend.
Sports
Early open will allow track coach to assess team talent
Kathy Graf | March 22The UNM men's and women's track and field teams kick off the Lobos' first outdoor home meet of the season Saturday in the Modrall Sperling Lobo Open at the Great Friends of UNM Track Stadium.
News
Common goals can cool racial tension
Angela Williams | March 22Ethnic groups need to work together toward common goals in order to relieve racial and cultural tensions in urban neighborhoods, Harvard professor William Julius Wilson said Thursday.
News
Panel laments ramifications of Enron case
Iliana Limn | March 22Former Enron employee Leslie Lawner urged a group at the law school Thursday to pay attention to questionable ethics in corporate executives, an oversight she says cost her job and retirement fund.
Opinion
LETTER: Berthold can't keep self out of argument
March 22Richard Berthold's column about Coach Fran and President Gordon is consistently myopic, in that he cannot see past himself.
Sports
Sports in Brief
March 22The UNM baseball team is playing well of late, and the Lobos hope to continue their impressive play this weekend at home against the Air Force Academy.
News
C'est moderne
March 22UNM freshman Allie Hankins practices during a Modern Dance II class in Carlisle Gym Thursday.
Opinion
LETTER: Riders not warned of new bus seating rules
March 22This morning, in "G" Lot around 8:40 a.m., a huge group of us students who pay money to park and ride approached the shuttle and we were greeted by a new rule. "No one can be standing in the aisle on the bus, please get on and look for a seat, if there are none, you'll have to get off, and wait for the next bus."
Opinion
LETTER: Richardson coverage overlooks shady past
March 21I'd like to respond to your article in the March 19 Daily Lobo about New Mexico Democratic primary candidate Bill Richardson's visit to the UNM Health Sciences Center.
News
Campus Briefs
March 21The UNM School of Medicine class of 2002 will open envelopes that reveal where they will begin their residency programs at 11 a.m. today. Seventy-two UNM students submitted their top 10 residency preferences. Last year, 87 percent of medical students were matched with one of their top three choices of residency programs.
News
Senate committee approves key ASUNM election appointees
Arthur Simoni | March 21The ASUNM Presidential Appointments Committee approved two elections commissioners, a presidential aide and a court justice Wednesday.
Culture
A wrestling soap opera at Theatre X
Rafael E. Gallegos | March 21There is no need to tune in to WWF on the tube to get your wrestling fix this weekend. Head on down to Theatre X for some good ol' theatrical rasslin'.
