Supporters of indigenous rights walked from UNM to downtown Albuquerque Tuesday to present the Mexican Consulate with nine pages of signatures supporting the Zapatista movement.
Las Vegas, Nev. - The UNM women's basketball team has had trouble closing out its opponents in the final minutes of games this season and often has barely hung on for the victory.
The latest CD from United Dope Front, Constant Elevation, is a tight mesh of jazz, trip-hop and other varying musical elements. According to a press release, the eight-piece ensemble's style draws from 1970s funk influences such as Miles Davis, Eddie Harris and the Headhunters.
Chris Linson Jr. thought his boxing career was down for the count, but he recovered and is now punching his way to the top.
Editor, I'm assuming that Jeremy Reynalds, writer of Friday's column, "Eminem Condones Anger," is an English major.
Amy Hughes solders a pendant for her small metal constructions class in the Fine Arts Building Tuesday.
Editor, Are you a professor to whom we must prove our knowledge? Are you an ever-inquisitive child waiting to be informed? Are you a girl at a party whom we feel we must impress with our education?
When Colorado State University and the UNM men's basketball team meet tonight in the Mountain West Conference Tournament, the Rams may hope that their lucky number is 12.
Editor, I was reading the Opinion page Monday morning and ran across a comment about a Channel 4 (KOB-TV) news broadcast. It seems odd to me that an organization would reject money from someone when its people are starving.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M - Former University of New Mexico basketball player Malcolm Battles pleaded no contest Tuesday to two charges stemming from his December arrest on domestic-abuse allegations. He was sentenced to probation.
Television did not exist four score and seven years ago. There wasn't much of an entertainment industry. National communications systems were primitive, though a far cry better than the Pony Express days.
Freshmen Leland Webb (left) and Brian Rupp avoid breaking things in their dorm rooms by juggling at the Duck Pond Tuesday.
The ever-frustrating parking space hunt will get a little easier for members of the UNM community lucky enough to win the lottery. UNM Parking and Transportation Services is opening the former Bob Turner Ford parking lot at the southwest corner of Lomas and University Boulevards to the public via an online lottery system at parktrans.unm.edu/turner.cfm.
Editor, Why does that wing-nut Jeremy Reynalds have a column in the Daily Lobo? Isn't the Daily Lobo for UNM students, faculty and staff? I've looked hard, and I can't seem to find his name listed as a student, faculty or staff member.
Are there any moral absolutes? Are some things always right and others always wrong? Or can we not pass judgment on other cultures that look at things differently?
March begins new expectations for basketball teams. For the UNM women's basketball team it also means one thing - trying to win the Mountain West Conference Tournament.
Student talent came to life Friday night in Theater X at the first "Dark Side of the X" variety show.
Editor, Spring is coming, and you know what that means. It’s time for a union election! Yeehah!
"Woyzeck," an unfinished play written by Georg Buchner in 1836, is being produced as a UNM student production at the Riverside Theatre.
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