Sports
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January 25The UNM baseball team starts the season on the road this weekend when it plays against the University of Arizona.
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Lobos to face stiff competition
James Barron | January 25After breezing through its first match against Northern Arizona University 7-0, the UNM men's tennis team faces some stiff competition this weekend at the Region VII Indoor Championships at Boise, Idaho.
News
Prenatal drug use statistics not as high as once feared
Angela Williams | January 25Stephen Ondersma said Thursday that the controversy surrounding aspects concerning prenatal drug exposure have resulted from misinformation presented through outlets such as the media.
News
College gender ratio shifting
January 25Nicole Bessette, a freshman at Rhode Island College, was upset when she arrived on campus and quickly discovered that women outnumber men by more than two to one.
Opinion
LETTER: Parmer's decision to quit Lobos an act of courage
January 25I don't see how people can be saying it was Marlon Parmer's fault when he quit the team over verbal abuse. I played basketball at a school and quit because the coach was verbally abusive and that made my teammates turn physically abusive on the court.
Opinion
LETTER: UNM should investigate causes behind departure
January 25I was extremely upset when I heard Marlon Parmer was quitting the Lobo basketball team. Parmer and the coach have been bumping heads a lot this season, but it hasn't just been Parmer and coach Fran Fraschilla.
Opinion
LETTER: Bookstore back orders leave students in lurch
January 25The UNM Bookstore is a monopoly. Here it is, the second week of school, and I'm still without my most important textbook. The teacher is assigning readings and we're having discussions, but I am silent through the class time. The book has been sold out for a week now, and the reorder shipment is "pending" the bookstore says. Pending what?
News
Students, NASA to collaborate
Jason Gil Bear | January 25A group of UNM engineering students will be conducting experiments in zero gravity as part of a NASA student program at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX, in March.
Sports
Women look to avenege loss to Rebels
Francisco Ojeda | January 25Revenge can be a good motivator, and the UNM women's basketball team will try to use that extra push to avenge its only loss in Mountain West Conference play.
News
Greenspan optimistic about economy
January 25Striking a more upbeat note than he did two weeks ago, Federal Reserve Chairperson Alan Greenspan said Thursday that the economy was showing signs of improvement and declared himself "conflicted" on the need for any economic stimulus legislation from Congress.
Opinion
LETTER: Coach's comments ignored
January 25Did I miss something or did UNM head basketball coach Fran Fraschilla's insensitive, un-American comments during the Air Force game slip through the cracks?
News
Prof. uses photography to study cultures
Arthur Simoni | January 25Miguel Gandert, an associate communications and journalism professor, said he is searching for a common thread among cultures through the language of photography.
Sports
Lobos try to look past distractions
Ron Gonzales | January 25Saying that the recent events surrounding the UNM men's basketball team slightly derailed its preparation in facing the top team in the Mountain West Conference might be an understatement.
Opinion
LETTER: Gore should share opinion
January 24Where's Al Gore? I've taken a lot of heat from liberal friends about my decision to vote for Ralph Nader rather than Al Gore in the last election.
Culture
Indie-rockers, Mistletoe to kiss Duke City Monday night
Iliana Limn | January 24The Breeders, an indie-rock powerhouse that is a spawn of The Pixies, among others, and has toured with the likes of Nirvana, will take the stage Monday at the Launchpad along with local band Mistletoe.
