I suppose I should applaud the Daily Lobo for running the gamut of radical fringe political viewpoints. After all, this is a paper that, on the day after the Sept. 11 attacks published a photo of a student writing "USA equals ignorance" on a banner on campus.
I must apologize for yesterday's letter regarding Michael Carrasco's column. Very little of what I wrote was a direct comment on Michael's actual words. I do accept most of the blame for my unjustified attacks, but I believe the Daily Lobo needs to do a much better job of writing the headlines it prints for its editorials.
We have a buried treasure chest on campus. Inside, it is loaded with a priceless trove where the rich New Mexican traditions of art, history and architecture meet in a splendid array.
UNM is not doing the right thing by trying to shove a ton of money together for a new men's basketball coach. Already, three top coaches have taken their names off the list of candidates for head coach.
Michael Carrasco for president! He could run on the platform of "Don't worry, be happy!"
After reading the Daily Lobo yesterday, I was reminded of a world leader whose ideals and philosophies are of great pertinence to our world's affairs.
The Director's notes in the program for "The Altruists" read: "You have to imagine that you can wear NIKES and simultaneously protest sweatshops." This paradox sums up Tricklock Company's production of the new Nicky Silver play.
In Texas, the state where three white men, who were convicted of homicide and sentenced to death by an integrated jury, a black woman, dragged James Byrd to his death was just charged with murder.
UNM Art Museum staff members Laura Downey and Kate Guscott offered a variety of suggestions about how to maintain and preserve private artwork Tuesday.
When graduate students are in a dispute with their peers, faculty or staff, the University does not have a neutral arena for them to settle differences.
Much of the blame for the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks rests on an apologist stance from liberals, which has been encouraged on college campuses, says conservative author and columnist David Horowitz.
The naming of that Suellyn Scarnecchia as the dean of the law school is just another slap in the face of New Mexicans whose tax dollars help support the University of Mexico.
Just out of curiosity, how many more pieces of anti-American propaganda from expatriate alumnus Keith Hammar does the Daily Lobo intend to publish?
If you've never seen a dark and sinister horror movie as a musical, now just might be the time to go.
A large group of students huddled around a television camera and sound equipment Tuesday afternoon to participate in Jay Leno's "Jay Walking College Tour" near the Duck Pond.
When I heard that David Horowitz would be speaking on campus against the concept of reparations for slavery, I thought he was beating a dead horse.
We'd like to share with you two stories about loss - a loss of self, of strength and of a solid foundation where feet are planted and richness is provided for growth.
Solutions by The State News
