News
Forum urges students to play active role in safety
Angela Williams | March 29People aren't concerned about campus safety until something happens to them, UNM Police Officer Karen Smith said Thursday.
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Opinion
COLUMN: Political labels have lost meaning
March 29People like to reduce our social relations down to who is leftist, or liberal, and who is on the right, or conservative. I wonder what label we have for those poor lonely souls in the center. The use of such labels, from clothing brand names to political orientation, have become an easy way to categorize people but does little to address the real issues and concerns of society.
Sports
Lobos look to keep MWC lead
Lee Cornell | March 29The UNM baseball team has bounced back after a rough beginning to the season, with the help of a long homestand, to climb atop the Mountain West Conference standings.
Sports
Sports in Brief
March 29The UNM men's tennis team will be looking to start Mountain West Conference play on the right track this weekend when the Lobos travel to Las Vegas, Nev., to take on two opponents.
News
On the fly
March 28Thomas Pe§a explains fly fishing techniques during his dry fly casting clinic in Johnson Center Wednesday.
News
UNM parking starts car safety campaign
Jason Gil Bear | March 28Parking and Transportation Services is beginning a new safety campaign that the department says will inform students of ways to keep their vehicles safe while on campus.
Opinion
LETTER: GPSA candidate seeks support
March 28Hello, my name is Aaron Kugler, and I am running for GPSA president. I am a first-year law student. I received my bachelor's degree in English and psychology from UNM.
Opinion
COLUMN: NAFTA rife with flaws, hypocrisy
March 28Ten years ago, NAFTA negotiators met fierce public opposition. An incredibly broad coalition of unions, environmental and social groups, agriculturalists, opportunistic politicians and religious folk banded together to oppose the free trade agreement that threatened something they valued. That which was valued varied greatly, but all could agree that NAFTA would upset that.
Culture
Alanis' latest best if left swept under artist's rug
Judith Segall | March 28Some of the best songs on Under Rug Swept, Alanis Morissette's latest album, are about the difficulties and frustrations associated with being in or out of love.
Opinion
COLUMN: Daedalus resurrected from trash
March 28James Miller had a pretty clear idea of what happened to most copies of Daedalus, the highbrow academic journal he recently agreed to edit, once it landed in the hands of its subscribers.
News
Showing how sex sells
Andrew Webb | March 28Former pornography addict Gene McConnell says we live in a sex-saturated culture that reduces women to little more than body parts and distances us from what we desire most - an intimate relationship.
Opinion
LETTER: Opinions too negative
March 28The other night, I ran into a young lady who studies athletic training at UNM in Johnson Center, where both of us were riding the exercise bikes. She told me she does not even read the Daily Lobo much anymore because she feels that the editorial page has become one series of attacks and snide remarks, with very little positive feedback or praise for anything.
News
College of Education earns two Hewlett-Packard grants
Marissa Padilla | March 28The UNM College of Education was the biggest winner at Bernalillo High School on Wednesday when Hewlett-Packard awarded 13 competitive educational grants to New Mexico institutions.
Culture
Santa Ana makes for a luxurious experience
Simon Goldfine | March 28Trying to impress your newest love interest? Head out to the Hyatt Tamaya Resort in Bernalillo. About 15 minutes outside Albuquerque, the Santa Ana CafÇ in the Tamaya offers up great atmosphere and even better food. Don't let the name fool you, it's not a burger joint or a cafeteria. It is actually a fabulous restaurant that turns dinner into an experience that lasts the entire evening.
News
ASUNM passes two budgets for next year
Arthur Simoni | March 28ASUNM passed two different budgets for the 2002-03 fiscal year Wednesday - but only one will be used.
Culture
Manchester quintet's sincere luster is energizing
Jesse AckerJohnson | March 28In the post-OK Computer wasteland that has been the British rock scene the past few years, a glimmer of hope still remains. A select few highlights on the horizon - barely noticeable to the naked ear - shine forth with brilliance and clarity, and one of them is Alfie's if you happy with you need do nothing.
