On a warm evening in August, a lively crowd waving bright blue "Gore/Lieberman" signs and chanting "More with Gore" took over UNM campus
The old baseball adage that good pitching beats good hitting could not have been any more correct Sunday afternoon as the UNM baseball team, behind the pitching of Chris Cooper, beat Kansas State University 12-3 at the Albuquerque Sports Stadium.
The UNM women's basketball team could not overcome 27 turnovers and poor free-throw shooting in the final minute of its 56-53 road loss to San Diego State University. The loss drops the Lobos to 5-4 in Mountain West Conference play and 14-9 overall, while the Aztecs improved to 4-6 in conference play and 12-11 overall.
University of Nevada at Las Vegas All-American candidate forward Linda Frîhlich scored 32 points in the Rebels’ 75-70 win over the UNM women’s basketball team in Las Vegas Saturday.
Our recent victory over Georgia State University provided us with the momentum that we need going into Saturday's game against San Diego State University.
Berkeley law professor and author Phillip Johnson will present his controversial argument against Darwin’s theory of evolution Monday. Johnson, who will deliver a lecture titled “The Real Evolution/Creation Debate” at 2 p.m. in Woodward Hall, has appeared on “ABC News Nightline” and on CNN’s “Talk Back Live” to speak about his views on evolution and creationism.
Phillip Pincus, physics and materials professor at the University of California at Santa Barbara, delivers his lecture, "Biopolymer Condensation: Physics Of Highly Charged Surfaces," in Dane Smith Hall Friday.
Editor, How can we stand here and say that making money in excess of what one individual can use appropriately is more important than caring for individuals with less money, opportunity and means. We must invest in human capital!
The UNM Ice Wolves club hockey team ended its regular season with a pair of close wins and are headed to the playoffs. The Ice Wolves will join Weber State University, the University of Utah and Utah State University in the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Hockey Association Tournament.
Shirley Alexander, African American Studies Program coordinator, speaks about the “Pioneers Of The Southwest” exhibit in UNM’s Continuing Education building Thursday.
The UNM softball team heads to San Diego, Calif., this weekend to take part in the Campbell/Cartier Softball Tournament at San Diego State University.
University of Nevada at Las Vegas All-American candidate forward Linda Frîhlich scored 32 points in the Rebels’ 75-70 win over the UNM women’s basketball team in Las Vegas Saturday. The loss dropped the Lobos to 5-5 in Mountain West Conference play, tied for fifth place with San Diego State University, and 14-10 overall. UNLV is now 6-5 in conference play, 16-7 overall.
The holy war has begun. On a recent edition of the CBS program "Face the Nation," Stephen Goldsmith, picked by President Bush to head the new office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives, sounded the official call to arms.
Editor, It is unbelievable to me that we have this same discussion on cockfighting in our Legislature every year. That this barbarism is allowed in New Mexico and two other states is reprehensible.
UNM Athletic Director Rudy Davalos and head baseball coach Rich Alday pleaded UNM’s case during a press conference Thursday to keep the Albuquerque Sports Stadium for the UNM baseball program. The press conference was held in response to a report written by Brad Winter, the Albuquerque City Council president, on the cost of renovating the sports stadium for a Triple-A baseball team.
Patricia A. Heid, an assistant Spanish professor at Wake Forest University, speaks about Iberian-American ideology during the 10th annual Conference on Iberian-American Culture and Society in Ortega Hall Thursday.
Moe lights up the sunshine Theatre with a lighting scheme designed for Pink Floyd during the bands Tuesday performance.
After nearly seven years together, the members of ThaMuseMeant, a traveling jam band out of Northern New Mexico, are going their separate ways.
Sean Tollison came to UNM three years on a swimming scholarship, anxious and thrilled by the prospect of competing in his hometown. Now Tollison has no team, no scholarship and his only connection to swimming is through coaching.
When Susan Erickson was a child, she designed and sewed bags for scientists to keep rattlesnakes in so they couldn't coil and strike.
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