A Tale Of Two Studies Two reports were released last month with conflicting suggestions for the Albuquerque Fire Department. One, commissioned by the local union, suggests AFD needs [...] Marisa Demarco \ Oct 04, 2012 Read More Capt. Frank Soto (Eric Williams ericwphoto.com)
Raven Chacon Delivers An Unconventional Song Roulette Musician, artist and Small Engine Gallery co-curator Raven Chacon played Song Roulette with us this week. He doesn’t own an iPod, so he [...] Samantha Anne Carrillo \ Oct 04, 2012 Read More Raven Chacon
Lobo Soccer Continues To Win Unm Looks Impressive Despite Weather Delay The No. 4 University of New Mexico Lobos looked a bit sloppy against the Houston Baptist University Huskies on Sunday, allowing a goal [...] Michael Sanchez \ Oct 04, 2012 Read More (http://www.facebook.com/LoboMensSoccer)
Webgame Wednesday: Infectonator 2 Halloween month is upon us, so we figured we’d spend October’s Webgame Wednesday highlighting freaky, awesome horror-based video games. We start off on [...] Devin D. O'Leary \ Oct 04, 2012 Read More
Lobo Football Wins Again Unm Overhauls Texas State 35-14 Last weekend, Lobo football defeated Texas State for their third victory of the year, matching the total wins of their last three seasons [...] Michael Sanchez \ Oct 04, 2012 Read More Quarterback B.R. Holbrook (Brendan Maloney/US PRESSWIRE)
The Killer Angels’ Last Weekend House theatre reviewer Leigh Hile digs into the sprawling historical dramatization of the Battle of Gettysburg. The play is perfect for history buffs, [...] Marisa Demarco \ Sep 27, 2012 Read More William David Johnson (left) and Justin Tade (John Maio Photography)
Man Up Don McIver reviews a poet’s ruminations on masculinity. Marisa Demarco \ Sep 27, 2012 Read More
Japanese American History In New Mexico Though a lifelong New Mexican, I had no idea before reporter Margaret Wright embarked onthis story that our state was home to internment [...] Marisa Demarco \ Sep 27, 2012 Read More Easter, 1941: [url]http://www.c-spanvideo.org/program/Ebi[/url]Roy Ebihara[xurl] (at far left, with siblings Mary, Kathy and Bill) was part of a tight-knit Japanese community living in Clovis, N.M. After Japan declared war, the families were threatened by neighbors and forced to move to a small camp in Lincoln County. They were finally interned at Topaz Relocation Center in Utah. (Courtesy of Roy Ebihara)
Operation Art Box Returns! It’s like Christmas around here when the revamped distribution cubes start making their way back to our office. The project, conceived by Circulation [...] Marisa Demarco \ Sep 27, 2012 Read More (Eric Williams ericwphoto.com)
Happy Birthday, (Un)Occupy! Columnist Andrew Beale just moved to the Palestinian territories, but that didn’t stop him from penning a piece about the movement in Albuquerque [...] Marisa Demarco \ Sep 27, 2012 Read More