Sports
Sports in Brief
January 28The UNM women's tennis team struggled on the road this weekend, going 1-2 in three games in Tucson Ariz.
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Time to Reflect
Arthur Simoni | January 28About 200 people discussed their thoughts on black history and celebrated a new scholarship at the 17th Annual Black History Month Kickoff Brunch Celebration at the Sheraton Uptown Hotel Saturday.
Sports
Second half slide dooms Lobo upset in Laramie
Ron Gonzales | January 28Despite a spirited effort by the UNM men's basketball team, the University of Wyoming battled back from a five-point halftime deficit to hand the Lobos their second loss in a row by a score of 79-67.
Sports
Athlete's of the Week
January 28Senior Amanda Carson of the swimming team and Chris Orrell of the men's track and field team are the New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.
Opinion
LETTER: President Bush a Sept. 11 opportunist
January 28Since Sept. 11, I have been watching the developments within President Bush's administration first with caution, then with frustration and now with fear.
Opinion
LETTER: Decision over pay cut or raise left in staff's hands
January 28In the third week of New Mexico's Legislative session, it is time for UNM staff members to step up to the plate and bring heat to their legislators and the governor. If education employees do not receive a salary raise this session, in view of the projected health insurance, parking fees and cost of living increases, UNM staff will in effect experience a pay cut.
Sports
Gimme that Puck!
January 28UNM player Eric Solis controls the puck as Denver University's Jed Simon checks him from behind during the Ice Wolves 9-0 loss at the Outpost Ice Arena Saturday.
Sports
Jinks lights up Lobos in 72-60 UNLV win
January 28The UNM women's basketball team could not contain University of Nevada at Las Vegas point guard Constance Jinks again as she scored 29 points to help defeat the Lobos 72-60.
Sports
A step up a step back for Linson
Francisco Ojeda | January 28Chris Linson Jr. stepped up in weight class for his boxing match against Joseph Brady Friday night and was not ready for the increased power. Linson was pounded and suffered his first loss since 1999.
Sports
Swim team rallies past NMSU
January 28The UNM women's swimming and diving team won seven events to beat intra-state rival New Mexico State University 169.5 points to 125.5 Saturday in Las Cruces.
Opinion
COLUMN: Why not ask for no tuition at all?
January 28While we here in New Mexico ease into the new legislative season, students at Queen's University in Ontario are mired in a tuition fight that's been in progress for several months. With demands to freeze tuition and drop a proposal to deregulate tuition, several dozen of these students occupied an office suite in their administration building from Jan. 15 until Jan. 18.
Opinion
LETTER: Fraschilla deserves our respect, praise
January 28Like most students, I was shocked to see that Lobo point guard Marlon Parmer had quit the men's basketball team. But I was even more shocked to see the way coach Fran Fraschilla was harshly criticized through the media.
News
Johnson Center offers array of fitness activities
Jason Gil Bear | January 28Laura Montoya, assistant director of Recreational Services, said the department has many programs this semester that will help make the UNM community's time on campus more enjoyable.
News
Cal students clamoring for Clinton
January 28Hundreds of University of California, Berkeley students waited hours in line and some even camped overnight for tickets to hear former President Bill Clinton's first campus speech on Tuesday.
Opinion
EDITORIAL: Price of self-respect
January 28As much has been made about UNM Professor Richard Berthold, it pales in comparison to the controversy that has rocked the University of South Florida.
Opinion
COLUMN: U.S. needs to wake up to reality
January 25The irony of today is as succulent as a cactus, whose spines sting us so hard even the next generation will feel it. With the Ashcrofts and Enrons of the world, we are encouraged to turn our backs and hide our faces in the sand. We promote progress as creating multi-national companies but not criticizing the driving mentality that puts profit over people, except for the CEOs such as Enron's Kenneth Lay.
