Mistletoe hangs over pop scene
Matt Rana | March 1Mistletoe's sonic aesthetic music occupies a niche that's somewhere between Weezer and Promise Ring, and with its first CD release Sorry It's Been So Long, on its self-started label, June Records.
Mistletoe's sonic aesthetic music occupies a niche that's somewhere between Weezer and Promise Ring, and with its first CD release Sorry It's Been So Long, on its self-started label, June Records.
A panel of experts played a game of verbal tug of war at the UNM School of Law Wednesday as they discussed the ethics of capital punishment. Professor Robert Schwartz served as the moderator of the four-person panel discussion.Schwartz said the group offered two opposing views on the death penalty - those who believe it should never be applied and those who believe it should be applied only under particular circumstances.
The UNM ski team finished third overall at the NCAA West Regional Championships in Breckenridge, Colo., last weekend and will take 10 skiers to compete in the NCAA Championships next week in Middlebury, Vt.
UNM student Leanne Vigil may stand only 5 feet tall and weighs 105 pounds, her efforts in the weight room are anything but diminutive.
Threats, apologies, disagreements, accusations and appropriation bills filled Wednesday night's ASUNM Senate meeting. Finance chairman Sen. Grant Nichols said some student organizations lost 15 percent of their Associated Students of UNM funding
The popularity of sex and violence in entertainment is not a recent development, said David Jones, a UNM English and theater professor.
UNM’s Office of International Programs and Studies is sponsoring a forum on improving New Mexico’s role in international education Friday at the Albuquerque Convention Center.
Microsoft: The evil giant. The software conspiracy. The greedy monopoly. Whatever.
New local band Ignudi, with former members of 80 lbs. Of Bassett Hound, will perform at Sprockets tonight with Blackwood Ave.
I am part of a large family. My parents had lots of siblings and their parents had even more siblings.
The UNM men’s basketball team suffered a crushing blow to its NCAA Tournament hopes with a 81-61 road loss to the University of Wyoming Monday night The Lobos could not overcome a 15-point halftime deficit and the Cowboys’ lights-out shooting. UNM dropped to 6-6 in the Mountain West Conference and 17-9 overall, while Wyoming improves to 9-3 in conference play and 18-7 overall.
Editor, Craig Butler’s Feb. 21 column, “Don’t dismiss theory so quickly,” draws even more attention to Monday’s self-proclaimed “Creationism versus Evolution” debate on campus.
Harvard University professor Michael Herzfeld will deliver the 12th Journal of Anthropological Research Distinguished Lecture Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
Last night’s drizzle and cold weather didn’t stop about 200 students from searching in the dark for broken lights, tripping hazards and overgrown shrubs during the Spring Campus Safety Walk. The bi-annual event, now in its sixth year, is sponsored by a variety of campus organizations and departments. Students break up into about 30 groups and scan different University zones for dangerous areas that could be improved, then they fill out questionnaires based on their observations.
Amy Correia’s debut album Carnival Love may not be an instant favorite, but with some fine-tuning Correia could become one of the premier songwriters of her generation.
“Monkeybone” combines live action, various forms of animation and deals with the nature of love, death and the afterlife in an unorthodox way. 20th Century Fox release is directed by Henry Selick, who also directed Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”
Before Marquette met DePaul in the Bradley Center, a ceremony took place. It was both solemn and upbeat, if that mix can truly be achieved. The floor on which Marquette plays will, from this night forward, be known as “Al McGuire Court.”
Editor, Nothing like a potential tax cut gets liberals hot under the collar and at their irrational best.
KUNM’s radio music show “Ear to the Ground” features a variety of local musicians whose styles range from Reggae to Calypso and everything in between.
When Robert Lafarge was 12 years old, he was told he would be in a wheelchair for a long time, but that didn’t stop him from doing what he wanted.