<i>Lobo</i> columnist reflects on year
Brandon D. Curtis | May 1It’s funny how time has flown by so quickly this past year for me as a Daily Lobo columnist.
It’s funny how time has flown by so quickly this past year for me as a Daily Lobo columnist.
Editor, In writing his April 25 letter “Arguments in favor of baseball stadium flawed,” Adam Collingsworth attempts to raise the point that “many people ... do not care for baseball and will never be affected by the existence or lack of a stadium.” It is this kind of selfish thinking that contributes to the lack of growth in Albuquerque.
In an effort to reach more students, UNM Career Services is opening a satellite office in room 117 of Farris Engineering Center. Career Services and the School of Engineering will celebrate the opening of the new office today at 11:15 a.m. with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Students and faculty say it’s hard to escape the ringing and gabbing that comes with cell phones on campus, and some professors are trying to quiet the noise in their classes. UNM student Daniel DePaula sat outside of Mitchell Hall yesterday pressing buttons on his cell phone. He said he doesn’t really need the phone, but it helps him to get in touch with people and “find the skinny” on parties.
The Daily Lobo continues its series on construction at UNM with pictures by Daily Lobo photographer Kristine Mitchell. Mitchell, who specializes in architectural photography, returned to the SUB for this installment of the Construction Zone.
Editor, I attended the speech by professor Mohamed El-Genk of UNM’s Institute for Space and Nuclear Power last week, as promoted on the Daily Lobo’s front page.
Editor, I am compelled to make a few statements regarding Michael Carrasco’s April 26 letter to the editor, “Earth Day Should be Renamed Human’s Day.” The letter was an attack on environmentalists and the conservation movement and was an uninformed opinion.
A gaudy snow globe that Randy, played by Matt Dillon, carries with him as a symbol of hope in his life is the central figure in Harald Zwart’s “One Night at McCools.”
The UNM College of Education and Albuquerque Public Schools will celebrate the first year of a program that provides professional development in literacy for middle and high school teachers.
The UNM Mexican American Law Students Association honored the Mexican Consulate for protecting the human and legal rights of Mexicans living abroad at its sixth annual Fighting for Justice Banquet Saturday. Juan Flores introduced the award recipients at the banquet at the Old Town Sheraton.
Because the David Horowitz’s reparations advertisement is being mentioned heavily in today’s Opinion section, the Daily Lobo is providing the text of the advertisement on its Web site so that readers can see for themselves what is being debated.
Going into this weekend’s series against the Air Force Academy, the UNM baseball team could not fault the starting pitching for its seven-game losing streak. It had come up with some strong performances during that stretch, only to see them go to waste.
Tiana Thompson of the San Carlos Apache tribe performs a traditional Apache dance during the talant portion of the Miss Indian World Pageant 2001 at the Highland Theater April 26.
I don’t know if I’m the only person who feels offended by the Daily Lobo’s editor’s flippant and rather callous response to serious inquiries regarding the reason why Jeremy Reynalds’ is entitled to rant in a weekly column.
Just how free are America’s campuses? That’s an open question in the wake of a controversial newspaper ad opposing reparations for the descendants of slaves.
Sarah James, a Gwich'in from Alaska's Arctic Village, said during a speech on campus Friday that the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is in grave danger of being exterminated.
The UNM softball team lost two games to Colorado State University Saturday to drop it to fourth place in the Mountain West Conference.
UNM senior men’s tennis player Takeshi Itoh and senior Ryley Webb of the UNM women’s golf team are this week’s New Mexico Daily Lobo male and female Athletes of the Week.
Marines Perez works on Mayan backstrap loom weaving during an arts and crafts demonstration at Maxwell Museum Saturday.
ASUNM President Jennifer Liu thanked those she has worked with this year and welcomed incoming President Andrea Cook during the student government’s recognition ceremony Friday at University House.