The leader of a nationally-recognized brokerage firm emphasized the importance of personal ethics in an often cut-throat business world during a presentation at the Anderson Schools of Management Wednesday.
In his poem, "A Raisin in the Sun," Langston Hughes poses the question: "What ever happens to a dream deferred?" The answer to this lies within personal speculation - in a realm far beyond what most of us conceive to be real.
Through the power of their music, folk artists Charlie King and Karen Brandow will commemorate the anniversary of two Italian immigrants' 1927 execution while attempting to educate people about the potentially dangerous consequences of the death penalty.
Recently, I have been struggling with the idea of art versus entertainment. What exactly makes a work purely entertainment as opposed to something of worldly value, of artistic complexity?
One of the predominant missions of the United States since it became an imperialist power at the turn of the 20th century has been to proliferate democracy. Understandably, this mission is flexible, as the exigencies of global politics sometimes put democracy on the backburner.
As most of us have seen the controversial exhibit of the anti-freedom group ironically named "Justice For All," we ask ourselves about the idea of freedom. What does it mean and to whom does it apply? As liberals we believe in the freedoms that the Bill of Rights guarantees to all Americans, thus the right to express one's political beliefs even when they is wrong.
I have several comments to make on the anti-abortion exhibit that has come to UNM. I walked past it on Monday and felt nauseated. The images I saw were simply distasteful.
In reading Adrian Martinez's letter in Tuesday's Daily Lobo denouncing those who protest the current display of Justice for All, I can say I agree with only one thing: The group should be allowed to voice their opinion.
My favorite props of the week were the hangers. I thought it was so good to see all of these women supporting housework. Watching them wave their hangers around almost made me want to go and do laundry.
Australian country singer Kasey Chambers made a name for herself with her debut album The Captain and the hit single of the same name.
Organizers of counter-demonstrations to a 30-foot tall, 40-foot long anti-abortion exhibit near Ortega Hall say they want to offer alternative viewpoints to the graphic display they call propaganda.
I have to disagree with the dean of students' disclaimer in Friday's Daily Lobo that claims that the University does not in any way support or affiliate itself with anti-choice groups.
Kudos to Justice for All and its exhibit on campus. While I am unable to see it myself, I'm glad to know that it's out there for other people to view. People so often talk about abortion rights and a woman's right to choose, yet they oppose the other side expressing opposite views.
The 18-foot tall anti-abortion display on campus this week is certainly attracting its share of attention. The gruesome photos were chosen to provoke disgust in any who see them, and they do this job well.
Justice For All Inc., the anti-abortion group sponsoring a week-long display on campus featuring large pictures of aborted fetuses, is no stranger to controversy.
President Bush will travel to a front line of his "axis of evil" Wednesday to cast North Korea's leaders as the forces of darkness.
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