Before Sept. 11, many in this country would be hard-pressed to find Afghanistan on a map. Despite horrifying news accounts, few knew much about the Taliban regime and how it treated the Afghan people - especially women.
Lobo basketball fans are going to have a lot to cheer about this coming season.
As an obstetrician-gynecologist and a family practice physician on faculty at UNM, as educators and as strong supporters of reproductive rights, we were profoundly discouraged to see the eight-page anti-abortion advertising supplement in the Oct. 18 edition of the Daily Lobo.
I enrolled in Dr. Berthold's Greek civilization class last year merely because I needed a humanities credit. I had absolutely no interest in history, let alone Greek history. As it would turn out, I found myself listening attentively to his every lecture and left the class with a better understanding of society.
It will be strength versus strength when the run defense of the UNM football team takes on the option offense of the Air Force Academy Saturday at University Stadium during the annual homecoming game.
A group of independent filmmakers, radio producers, writers and others hope to provide an alternative to what they call corporate media by following a growing worldwide trend towards the creation of independent media centers.
While homecoming is always about alumni, the Student Activities Office and ASUNM's Homecoming Committee have lined up a week full of events for students.
The UNM women's soccer team had an emotional trip this weekend when it split a pair of road games in Utah.
Tim Canova, associate professor at the UNM School of Law, will present "Globalization at the Cross-Roads or at the Brink?" today at noon at the UNM Latin American and Iberian Institute, 801 Yale Blvd.
The UNM women's soccer team looks to continue its winning ways in the Mountain West Conference when it hits the road for two games this weekend.
Two former UNM basketball players met on The Pit floor for the first time in four years on Oct. 10, with two different journeys taken, but with the same result - playing in the NBA.
Changes in global temperature and sea levels reflect natural fluctuations that have occurred throughout history and are not caused by pollution, according to an environmental professor who spoke at a UNM forum Thursday.
At the age of six he taught himself how to play golf by watching the PGA Tour on television. He eventually became the number one-ranked junior player in his country. No, this isn't another Tiger Woods biography, it's freshman Madalitso Muthiya of the UNM men's golf team.
Apparently freedom of speech is only reserved for white professors of the History Department at UNM. It does not amaze me that Professor Richard Berthold is still employed at UNM.
The amazing writer and thinker, Eduardo Galeano, recently said, "in a struggle of good against evil, it's always the people who get killed." For centuries now, wars have wrecked incredible misery across the face of this earth and have sent shock waves throughout countless generations.
Since last Saturday's Lobo Howl, which marked the first day of practice for both the UNM men's and women's basketball teams, the howling has not stopped emanating from The Pit.
Melissa Schooley wrote a letter to the Daily Lobo criticizing the reactions of UNM students regarding the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and our government's response.
The black metal band Marduk has been dubbed "Sweden's most vile act," because of its desire to create the most blasphemous music known to man.
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