Anti-war protests, loud-mouthed professors, bullying legislators, and confused students. This is not a flashback to your father's or mother's 1960s, but the reality of campus life in 2001.
Regardless of all the controversy surrounding history professor Richard M. Berthold's backing of the recent terrorist bombing, he taught quite possibly the best less of his 30 years. The real reason why the University and community is outraged is in response to Berthold showing that even a professor of 30 years is still human and still searching for answers.
Junior Zara Southard throws a porcelain pot in the ASUNM Arts and Crafts Studio in the Communication and Journalism Building Monday as senior Mark Chavez, director of the studio, gives Buddy the dog a kiss.
My letter is in regard to the article in Monday's Daily Lobo concerning Richard Berthold's remark about the Pentagon.
Three new additions to the Anderson Schools of Management faculty will bring new teaching styles and research interests to UNM.
Albuquerque's LINKS Ensemble performed "Concert for America: Music of John Cage" to a full-house Friday evening at the Outpost Performance Space.
The University is offering two events today that will take yet another look at the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the East Coast.
A questionable fourth down call and numerous mistakes cost the UNM football team a victory as it lost to Baylor University 16-13 in overtime.
People will get a peek at how the UNM Hospital staff deals with bloody accident victims and children who get popcorn lodged in their ears tonight on "Trauma: Life in the E.R." on the Learning Channel at 6 and 9 p.m.
The UNM men's golf team started the season in dominating fashion as it battled some of the best golf teams in the nation and came out on top in the 47th Annual William H. Tucker Intercollegiate tournament at the UNM Championship Golf Course this weekend.
The shock is beginning to wear off and people are responding in their own ways to the terrorist attacks that rocked the nation nearly two weeks ago.
The UNM branch of the Public Relations Student Society of America will be at the Duck Pond at noon today encouraging the University community to write "Letters of Hope" to those directly affected by recent terrorist attacks on the East Coast.
On Sept. 11, at the beginning of my 8 and 11 o'clock classes, I made a number of callous and insensitive remarks to those classes, including a flip remark about anyone blowing up the Pentagon getting my vote.
Friday evening started out pretty normally. Speeches, chants, leaflets, some radical cheerleading, the creepy spirit of resistance -- you know, the usual. Then, they started singing: "All we are saying is give peace a chance."
While the economy is reeling from a sluggish third quarter and recent terrorist attacks on the East Coast, a local economist says that many expect a short recession with a quick rebound.
Frontier Restaurant employee Ignasio Qinones sweeps water from the store'sfront early Monday, Sept. 17, 2001 underneath an American Flag hung in rememberance of terrorist attacks on the East Coast Sept. 11.
For years, I have had to endure the ranting and raving of Dr. "Tricky Dick" Berthold. His views on the Ethnic Centers of UNM have been appalling, ridiculous and racist. I avoided taking a class with this man like the plague for the simple reason that I did not want to subject myself to listening to what he had to say.
The Lobo women's soccer team lost 5-1 to the University of Texas at El Paso Friday at the UNM Soccer Complex to remain winless on the season.
As the national economy slows, UNM's Career Services is emphasizing the importance of students planning if they want to find a good job they are happy with upon graduation.
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