I’ll never forget the first time I heard Pantera. The song was “Cemetary Gates” from the Cowboys From Hell release, as I would come to find out. Hearing it in 1990 on a local station was a turning point in radio, I think. Never had I heard that kind of dissonance, melded with a soaring/screaming/melodic voice. It also was a turning point in music.
New and old Senators already began clashing as the ASUNM Senate kicked off its first Senate meeting Wednesday.
Two UNM track and field athletes broke school records at the Air Force Academy Invitational last weekend in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Nothing warms the depths my heart like hearing about a new candidate for the Darwin Awards.
The first poster that I saw advertising “Sugar and Spice,” released by New Line Cinemas, showed a picture of a blonde “Betty doll” head asking “Why would the most popular girl in school wear a mask?”
The Southwest Film Center kicked off its new season with two classic films, each monumentally important in film history.
"Hip-Hop Prophets," a play written and directed by UNM senior Ross Kelly, opened Wednesday and will run every night at 7:30 p.m. through Saturday at UNM's Theatre X in the basement of the Fine Arts building.
Ronald E. McNair scholars planted a tree outside of the Special Programs building Monday in memory of an astronaut whose death has provided UNM minority students a chance to finish their education.
UNM student Lawrence Shorty was awarded $75,000 to encourage American Indians to stop smoking outside of ceremonies and to explain the differences between traditional and manufactured tobacco.
The UNM swimming and diving team's season ended this weekend, with only the Mountain West Conference Championships Feb. 14-17 in Oklahoma City, Okla., remaining. Coach Bill Spahn said the conference championship is the most important meet of the year and the team will take 17 swimmers and two divers to the meet with the hope that some will qualify for the NCAA Championships in Indianapolis, Ind.
Richard Nunn of Hobbs was on his way to Albuquerque when he skidded off the icy road south of Vaughn. "I'm not very happy," Nunn said Tuesday after hitching a ride to Vaughn, where he waited for a wrecker to come deal with his car.
A global women's issues panel at the UNM Law School Tuesday raised lingering concerns about President George W. Bush's recent action on reproductive rights. The order, signed during the elder Bush's administration and suspended when Bill Clinton was elected, blocks U.S. funds for groups that provide abortions and counseling internationally.
The audience at the Kiva Auditorium sat spellbound as the dancers of the Brigham Young University Ballroom Dance Company showcased their talent in a seemingly flawless performance Friday night. At times, the BYU dancers seemed to defy gravity and float across stage.
Take a look at the past Photos of the Week from Daily Lobo photographers
June 28, 2001"Bad Call"Kristine Mitchell, photographer June 21, 2001"Mountain ConsolidatedLewis Jacobs, photographer June 14, 2001Built to SpillMatthew Dunn, photographer June 7, 2001Don't Look DownMatthew Dunn, photographer
Other websites related to construction on and around the University of New Mexico campus: Way to Go: Getting to and around UNM The UNM construction page UNM Facility Planning The UNM Big I Webcam Return to the Construction Zone
April 2, 2001Matchbox Twenty at Tingley ColiseumLaura Mann, photographer April 9, 2001Dining OutLaura Mann, photographer April 16, 2001Senior AlekhovaKristopher Parra, photographer April 23, 2001Tango at Maxwell Kristopher Parra, photographer April 30, 2001Miss indian World PaegantKristopher Parra, photographer
President Andrea Cook: 1,076 Tim Serna: 610 Vice President Steve Aguillar: 1,075 David Padilla: 581 Senators Jena Marquez: 998 Jennifer Onuska: 954 Grant Nichols: 939 Jason Shaffer: 935 Angie Wilcox: 921 Heather Gabel: 918 Travis Clark: 909 Sarah Bullard: 893 Nick Huffmyer: 827 Jacqueline Farrington: 799 Amendment One* For: 796 Against: 765 Amendment Two* For: 1,395 Against: 175 *Amendments must pass by two-thirds majority.
Catch up on the Daily Lobo's coverage of campus and city construction. June 14, 2001: New spaces offset lost parking April 30, 2001: Big I affects UNM enrollment April 18, 2001: UNM Law School to break new ground March 7, 2001: New lot up for grabs Feb.
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