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FEATURE PHOTO: Construction Zone Slideshow
October 1View the new Construction Zone slideshow. (RealPlayer required)
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Athletes of the Week
October 1Sophomore Sandy Lukowski of the women's tennis team and the men's rugby team are the New Mexico Daily Lobo Athletes of the Week.
News
Green Party files suit to keep major party status
Andrew Webb | October 1The Green Party of New Mexico filed a State Supreme Court suit Thursday to challenge denial of its major party status by Secretary of State Rebecca Vigil-Giron.
Sports
Erratic play costs Lobos win over Utes
Ron Gonzales | October 1UNM head football coach Rocky Long went into Saturday's game against the University of Utah fearing that his defense would have trouble stopping the Utes' vaunted running game.
Opinion
EDITORIAL: Questions, debate embody patriotism
October 1In light of the attention that has been paid recently to Professor Richard Berthold, it seemed prudent to bring up White House press secretary Ari Fleischer's instructions last week.
Sports
Rugby off to hot start
October 1The UNM men's rugby team used a young squad of mostly freshmen and sophomores to beat the El Paso Scorpions 40-12 Saturday at the Albuquerque Sports Stadium.
Sports
Tennis shows promise in opener
Francisco Ojeda | October 1Sophomores Sandy Lukowski and Tjasa Suvak started the season in impressive fashion and helped the UNM women's tennis team to a successful showing in the Coors Light Lobo Invite during the weekend.
News
MMM ... Tasty Dragon
October 1Performers from the Chóa Van Hanh Buddhist Temple entertain customers at Panda Express on the southwest corner of Central Avenue and Girard Boulevard during a grand opening ceremony Saturday.
Sports
Lobos defeat ranked team for first win of the season
October 1The losing streak is over for the UNM women's soccer team as it stunned No. 12 ranked University of Kentucky 1-0 Sunday on the road at The Traditional Bank Invitational.
News
Attacks distract potential voters
Alma Olaechea | October 1Some UNM students have closely followed the mayoral race and plan to vote during Tuesday's election despite overwhelming media coverage of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
News
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
October 1Joel Smith of Big J Enterprises welds a water pipe in the Student Union Building Wenesday.
Opinion
LETTER: Berthold made his bed, now he should sleep in it
September 28Richard Berthold should have changed his last name to "Cranium" years ago.
Opinion
LETTER: Berthold isn't evil, he just made an honest mistake
September 28It is interesting and refreshing to see the Daily Lobo making an honest effort in presenting both sides of the Inquisition of Professor Berthold and of the up and coming war on terrorism.
Opinion
LETTER: University shouldn't fire one of its best professors
September 28With all the opinions being expressed by faculty and students concerning Professor Berthold's lecture material, I feel something should be said from the point of view of someone who attended the lectures.
Opinion
LETTER: Demands of respect ironic considering degrading ads
September 28I am amused at the letters and comments printed in the Daily Lobo from women speaking out against the injustices of racism, sexism, campus rapes and the alleged sexist comments of a certain faculty member.
Opinion
COLUMN: Civil rights sacrificed for `safety'
September 28Rest assured, the government will do anything to protect democracy. It will even sacrifice democracy itself.
Opinion
LETTER: Impossible to try Berthold for sedition
September 28Mr. Knutson stated in his letter to the Daily Lobo that he would be forwarding the now well-known comments of Professor Berthold to the U.S. attorney "for investigation and possible prosecution under anti-sedition laws." While the professor's comments may have been badly timed and insensitive, it is impossible to try him for sedition.
Opinion
LETTER: Disgusting liberals should stop defending Berthold
September 28Richard Berthold should be fired. Not just for his serious misconduct on Sept. 11, but for every instance when he has insulted and offended students. If this had been his first offense, I might allow him to get away with just a tearful apology. However, Dr. Berthold has had a long history of moral misconduct at the University.
Opinion
LETTER: Berthold's comments protected by Constitution
September 28Regarding the controversy surrounding UNM history professor Richard Berthold, I believe several points need to be addressed.
Opinion
LETTER: UNM underestimates evil of Professor Berthold's words
September 28I noted your editorializing about the disregard of freedom of speech by those individuals calling for the resignation or dismissal of Professor Berthold. You are correct in your position that the Constitution guarantees Mr. Berthold the right to speak his mind. However, the Constitution also guarantees everyone else the same right.
