The UNM General Library is pleased to announce the opening of a new exhibition in the West Wing of Zimmerman Library: Facing Southwest: The Houses of John Gaw Meem. This exhibit features photographs by Ansel Adams, Laura Gilpin, Ernest Knee, Robert Reck and architectural drawings by John Gaw Meem and George Pearl.
It is interesting that one year later and hundreds of miles away, I am seeing the same controversy that I experienced with Justice For All. I too had the experience of being confronted with a 17-foot-tall picture of an aborted baby.
Climate changes initiated by global warming and disputes with neighboring states are threatening New Mexico's already-limited water supply, New Mexico Natural Resource Trustee Bill Turner said Tuesday.
Last week, the death penalty came up often during debates at the Justice For All display.
It has been a rocky ride for the UNM softball team so far this season thanks to a grueling schedule, but the Lobos are looking to provide the punishment this weekend in the Lobo Invitational.
After breaking its five-game losing streak against the University of Wyoming, the UNM men's basketball team is focusing on San Diego State University with another score to settle.
Students can "get drunk" at an interactive cyber-bar that allows participants to estimate their blood alcohol concentrations today at 11:45 a.m. in front of Popejoy Hall.
UNM capitalized on its sagging man-to-man defense and friendly officiating to stun the University of Wyoming men's basketball team 74-65 in The Pit late Monday night.
We live in a world full of ideas. Some we agree with, some we don't. The abortion exhibit recently displayed by Justice for All certainly brought a number of ideas to the surface; ideas of choice, freedom, responsibility, autonomy, control, life and death.
UNM has set a dangerous precedence by allowing the recent display of billboard-sized graphic art in the public domain.
Michael Moore has a new a book out, which means - among other things - that there will be ample opportunities to see the highest paid slob in America on television in the near future. Without trying I have already seen Mr. Moore on shows ranging from The O'Reilly Factor on Fox News to The Daily Show on Comedy Central, as he promotes the "on-dead-tree" manifestation of his particular brand of politics.
Allow me to briefly respond to Sari Krosinsky's accusation in Monday's Daily Lobo that I believe a man ought to have the right to force a woman to get an abortion as an enforcement of the man's right to control his own reproduction.
Students riding the shuttles from various parking lots to campus may be getting more of a roller coaster ride than transportation supervisors suspect.
As a woman, there are many challenges I face daily: proving myself to a patriarchal world, living freely yet still remaining to some extent, "lady-like" and - this one's for the boys, too - making my parents proud. Yet, after attending a matchless art show on Sunday, I realized there is something I don't worry about too often - my health.
Former UNM student Lisa Wortman aspired to one day become a lawyer, but that dream ended with her murder nearly eight years ago.
Kevin Costner has done it again. With the release of "Dragonfly," he has officially agreed to reprise his role from "Message in the Bottle" - the grieving husband who can never get over the loss of his wife and is always thinking that she is trying to reach him from beyond the grave.
Coming soon: A robotic nurse, a talking coin counter, a voice activated reclining wheelchair, a washing machine that recycles water and flying cars.
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