News
Bevy of volunteers key Popejoy success
Misty P. Salaz | February 8During every event at Popejoy Hall, a small army of people hand out programs, take tickets and help patrons find their seats.
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News
Lobo road trip
February 8UNM ski team members Tomas Dohnal, Andrea Roberts and Eva-Lena Aronsson, from left, strap equipment to the roof of a van parked outside Johnson Center's north side Thursday before driving to Red River for a competition.
Sports
Lobo road swing a tough test
Ron Gonzales | February 8After running up and down the court with the University of Nevada at Las Vegas in an 84-81 overtime win Tuesday, the UNM men's basketball team will hit the road Saturday in a game that will feature a decidedly slower pace.
Opinion
LETTER: Explanation of our justice
February 8Steve Determan's letter in the Feb. 5 edition of the Lobo underscores how deeply entrenched racism is in our society. Luckily, his attempt to refute Ms. Valdez's article was illogical and narrow minded.
Sports
Sports in Brief
February 8The UNM ski team hopes the home terrain will be to its advantage when it hits the slopes this weekend.
Opinion
COLUMN: Health as important as economy
February 8Throughout history we have developed remarkable trading routes, relationships and sustainable systems of agriculture. The existence of the "market" and the art of economics, translated from Greek meaning the management of the house, are nothing new to human cultures.
News
Anderson offers new certificate programs
February 8The Management Development Center at UNM's Anderson Schools of Management is offering seven certificate programs in Albuquerque beginning Feb. 25.
Opinion
LETTER: Criticism of APS voters ignores other key factors
February 8This is in response to Trey Smith's letter to the editor on Feb. 7. Mr. Smith I understand your criticism of the APS school board, however, your criticism of the voters who voted down the bond issues seems naãve, at best.
News
Provost seeks input on ways to strengthen foreign studies
Iliana Limn | February 8Provost Brian Foster is seeking input on how UNM can strengthen its international studies programs, building on its Latin American and Iberian focus to gain a global presence.
Opinion
LETTER: Time will show that your college degree is valuable
February 8I am disappointed that Brandon Curtis would link the value of his degree of political science to finding a job that would pay his bills. The university system has never claimed that the education offered was practical. It is not the purpose of a professor to "guarantee" a job upon graduation.
Opinion
LETTER: Voters opposed to APS improvement
February 7Last night I watched the news at 10 p.m. and was completely disgusted by one of their stories: Albuquerque voters had voted against the APS Bond issue.
Culture
Poet shares his 'Fire of Life'
Angela Williams | February 7Michele Dalton is the walking, talking and singing essence of performance poetry.
Culture
Film chronicles extraordinary tales of women
Andrew Webb | February 7Working at age 7 and married off by her Bangladeshi family by 12, Selina's existence could have been doomed. But a $60 loan with her future as collateral gave her hope and new life.
Culture
'Fences' repetitive, predictable
Sarah Hunt | February 7The Adobe Theatre's adaptation of a classic, racially-charged play was technically sound but fell painfully short in delivery.
Opinion
COLUMN: Activism a vital part of history
February 7The thing about Black History Month is that it's too short - February is the shortest month - and it's too often a simplistic display of what might be called black trivia. Who invented the traffic light? Who came up with the plan for Washington? Who came up with umpty-hundred uses for peanuts?
Opinion
LETTER: Western Civilization does not teach people life skills
February 7After reading Maceo Carrillo Martinet's Feb. 1 column, I asked myself, "what do the issues of Western Civilization versus other cultures have to do with real life?"
