Saturday night's game was supposed to be the unveiling of a new, wide-open passing game for the UNM football team. Instead, the Lobos offense showed it might be closer to last year's performances.
Today is the deadline to register to vote for the Oct. 2 mayoral race, and several campus groups will make sure students have a chance to cast their ballots.
James Taylor performs at the Journal Pavilion Thursday night.
UNM will receive $200,000 during the next two years to redesign its Psychology 105 class in hopes of making it more efficient and effective by using information technology. The funding is part of the Pew Grant Program in Course Redesign, which funds universities to redesign and improve their introductory courses.
As you look over these words, the United Nations World Conference Against Racism is underway in Durban, South Africa. Hopefully the magnitude of this conference is a growing reflection of a movement to create world partnerships to address and deal with racism in all its 21st century manifestations.
Laren Kahn, right, a puppeteer from Laren Kahn Puppet Theater, hands a paper sack to 2-year-old Jaydn Vigil as teacher Irene Duncan looks on at the UNM Child Care building Thursday morning.
The UNM Women's volleyball team is set to jump into the 2001 season when it plays host to the Comcast Lobo Invitational Tournament this weekend at Johnson Arena.
I am writing in response to Mr. Reynalds' column in Thursday's Daily Lobo titled, "Pro-pot song should be banned." I would like to remind Mr. Reynalds that this country has a little piece of paper called the United States Constitution that gives anyone on this soil the freedom of speech and expression that is denied to many around the world.
After reading Jeremy Reynald's latest rant, I had to laugh. According to Jeremy, most of the problems in our culture and society can be blamed on the liberal media.
Can anyone answer these questions? How many wounded has Israel inflicted on the Palestinians?
Jeanne Logsdon, an organizational studies professor at UNM's Anderson Schools of Management, is taking care of business.
The UNM cross country team has increased participation and preparation for the upcoming season, thanks to a program that had a fantastic year last season.
After the Student Union Building closed for construction last year, many kiosks popped up around campus offering much of the same food.
It came out of the night like a dream a long crazy dream the kind you drift in and out of all night long
The Gipsy Kings are more than a typical group of strumming guitarists. Its sound draws from a rich past but also embraces a modern sound that rises above a simplistic flamenco label.
Albuquerque's seven mayoral candidates battled it out over crime, economic growth and education during a somewhat contentious campus forum Wednesday night.
Once, I was telling a friend about my past involvement in UNM student government. She laughed and said that she thought student government was like "playing house."
The UNM chapter of the Public Interest Research Group is supporting reforms to help students understand and control credit card debt. A U.S. General Accounting Office Report released last month showed that college students with credit cards carry an average debt of $2,748. The federal report cited three surveys, including one by the Nellie May Foundation, which found that about 78 percent of all college students own one or more credit cards.
By now, if you were a responsible taxpayer, and your parents did not claim you as a dependant last year, you may have been informed that you will receive a tax refund as a result of the Bush administration's tax cut. Many on Capitol Hill think that this tax cut is dangerous and not fiscally responsible.
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