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Library promotes collection
Iliana Limn | February 15While UNM maintains one of the most high profile and extensive Latin American and Iberian research collections in the world, staff members are working to make sure people on campus know it exists.
Campaigning for cannabis
February 15Senior Lorin Yannarell, left, talks with senior Scott Larrichio, a member of THC of UNM outside Zimmerman Library Thursday. The group was seeking support in its campaign to legalize marijuana.
Cope's CD eclectic, memorable
Benjamin S. Rogerson | February 14With funky beats, an acoustic guitar, drum machines and most any other instrument,
Committees aim to clarify language in ASUNM law
Andrew Webb | February 14The ASUNM Steering and Rules Committee passed amendments that would more clearly define the penalty for illegally stuffing advertisements in a publication and clarify rules regarding conflicts of interest in court cases during its Wednesday meeting.
'All night strut' musical theater not worth taking
Sarah Hunt | February 14The Musical Theatre Southwest's production of the "All Night Strut" is, judging from the response of at least one audience member, positively soporific.
A cinematic weekend trip underground
Andrew Webb | February 14OK, it's the weekend after Valentine's Day, and unless you've already made plans to go check out Britney Spears' new flick, you're probably looking for something to do with the person for whom you bought those paper roses and Walgreen's candy.
Artscrawl gallery features art by local elementary students
Valerie Jo Medina | February 14Young Albuquerque artists will get a taste of the professional art world as they showcase their work this weekend in an upcoming Artscrawl gallery tour.
Lobos in Love
Regina Ruiz and Marissa Padilla | February 14Lee Vigil, who owns the burrito stand by Mitchell Hall with his wife, Stella, says he knew she was the one the first time he laid eyes on her.
COLUMN: Government wields real terror
February 14It has been observed that America is a strange imperial power: one whose citizens care little and know even less about what goes on beyond their shores. This has created a dangerous situation in which the American people, as individuals typically generous and sensitive to the suffering of others, are easily led down unattractive paths by politicians who are far less generous and sensitive.
COLUMN: Students see Sept. 11 as a real call to action
February 14In one of their legendary songs, the Beastie Boys summed up what a fair portion of college life is all about: "You've got to fight, for your right, to party."
Merits, cost of terrorism war discussed
Jason Gil Bear | February 14UNM students questioned the government's role in the war on terrorism and the campaign's cost during a discussion sponsored by African American Student Services Wednesday.
COLUMN: 'Let's roll' means more money
February 14President Bush informed us of our new creed: "Let's roll." Here in the United States this may seem ambiguous, leaving the ravers and marijuana smokers to reconsider their political mascot, bad joke; considering the escalated war on drugs. But beyond our borders, political leaders may have a better idea.
Heart of Azatlan
Iliana Limn | February 14The heart of Aztlan, the Aztec mythic homeland, has been captured by The Albuquerque Museum's latest exhibit that chronicles life from the 1300s to that of the modern Chicano.
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust
February 14Sister Mary Ann Barrett, O.P., marks a cross on Heather Diluzio, a freshman and member of the swimming team, during an Ash Wednesday service at the Aquinas Newman Center.
UNM institute to study gun violence
February 14Researchers at the UNM Institute for Social Research are members of a newly formed workgroup focused on helping to control gun violence in Bernalillo County.
LETTER: Men's basketball a disgrace to its fans
February 14Well, UNM men's basketball team, you did it. I did not think it was possible, but you did it. You have successfully accomplished what no other team in the past 20 years has from my standpoint.
