Grant aimed at improving state special education
Marissa Padilla | January 23UNM professor Ginger Blalock and the College of Education recently garnered a grant to give New Mexico youths with disabilities a more promising future after high school.
UNM professor Ginger Blalock and the College of Education recently garnered a grant to give New Mexico youths with disabilities a more promising future after high school.
UNM Professor Bob Busch recently received the national award for distinguished service from the American Nuclear Society's Nuclear Criticality Safety Division for his service in the field.
This weekend saw the beginnings of what I believe will be the biggest non-story regarding our continued actions against global terror. I am referring to the outrage being expressed by human rights oriented non-governmental organizations over the treatment of the 144 al Qaeda prisoners being held at the United States' Guantanamo Bay naval base.
The French film "The Brotherhood of the Wolf" ("Le Pacte des Loups"), directed by Christopher Gans, tells the myth of the Beast of Gevaudan. The film includes the genres of both horror and action, jumping from one to the other, rarely melding the two.
May God and the state Legislature save us from Richard Fagerlund and others like him. To his mind, not passing drug reform this legislative session is impractical at least, for ignoring a widespread habit of drug use in our state, and immoral at worst, for denying care to those whose suffering is extended by lack of legal access to marijuana.
Expansion in the New Mexico economy continued to slow in the third quarter of 2001, according to a report released recently by the Bureau of Business and Economic Research at UNM.
In a mere two days, the UNM men's basketball team morphed from an offensive juggernaut to an anemic, overmatched team that couldn't score.
The words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. reverberated through Rodey Theater Saturday as community members celebrated his birthday and discussed his impact on civil rights.
About 60 protesters held signs that said, "Hate Crimes Will Not Be Tolerated" and "Copper Lounge is Anti-queer" Thursday night outside of the bar in response to an alleged hate-crime altercation between employees and patrons in November.
Two important bills have been introduced in the New Mexico Legislature this year.
The UNM Anderson Schools of Management is presenting "Club Daze" today from 5-7 p.m. and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will be in the Anderson Schools of Management breezeway.
Freshman point guard Mandi Moore of the UNM women's basketball team and the men's tennis team are the New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.
About 300 people gathered on the UNM campus Sunday to march down to Civic Plaza to pay tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The University of Utah shot 55 percent from the field and held the UNM men's basketball team to 27 percent shooting in the second half to post a decisive 81-51 pasting of the Lobos Monday night.
The UNM women's tennis team swept Northern Arizona University 7-0, posting an impressive victory to open the spring season Sunday in the Comcast/First State Bank Invitational at the Lobo Tennis Complex.
While talking to my friend Ann a few weeks ago, I told her about the whole Copper Lounge boycott thing. Ann still lives in Albany, and apparently a similar incident of queer bashing occurred there, at a bar I used to hang out at across from my former office. Not long after that conversation, I heard of two other recent instances of queer bashing in Albuquerque.