Howl Back
Howl Back on the questions below, and we'll enter your name in a drawing for a UNM Alumni Association picnic flatware set to show your Lobo Pride wherever you go.
Congratulations to Carol (McGlothlin) Cofer, '51, of Austin, Texas who won a Lobo thermal travel mug and a nylon knapsack for letting us know which UNM class she'd like to take again—English lit with Dr. Crowell. Carol and her husband live in a Life Care Community that they love. She plays tennis in age division tournaments in Texas and also on the national level.
Tell Us the Biggest Changes
Tell Us Your 5 Fave Books
Check out the latest Mirage for our professor's top picks….then tell us yours.
Your First Voting Experiences
We asked: Where were you? Who did you vote for? You told us how you made your voice heard.
Which UNM Class Would You Take Again?
You told us about the class that changed your life and the professors who made a difference to you.
Your Do-Over Class Experiences
More Presidential Visits
We asked you to tell us about other Presidential and candidate visits to UNM we might have missed in last issue's photo article. Thanks for your additions and corrections!
Subject: Richard Nixon
I went to UNM for 4 years and graduated in 1964. I remember Nixon being in Albuquerque, New Mexico, prior to the election. I stood with lots of others to see him in the motorcade.
—Mary Jane Peterson, '64 BAED, Boerne, Texas
Subject: Barry Goldwater
In your listing of presidential candidates who visited the campus of UNM, you conveniently overlooked the late Senator Barry Goldwater who made a campaign stop at University stadium.
—Phil Keen, '65 BS, '69 MD, Phoenix, Arizona
Subject: Dwight Eisenhower
Your HOWLER photo list of UNM visiting Presidents and Presidential candidates did not include Presidential candidate Eisenhower's visit and speech at Zimmerman Field in l952.
—Al Barela, '58 BAA, '59 MA, San Jose, California
Subject: Re: Eisenhower's Birthplace
Read with interest your article in "the Howler" regarding President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Although he lived in Abilene, Kansas for many years, he was born in Denison, Texas. His birthplace here in Denison is a Texas State Historical Site open to the public year-round. We would encourage you to make your readers aware of this fact so that the history of our great leaders is always portrayed correctly.
—Anna H. McKinney, Denison Area Chamber of Commerce, Denison Conventions & Visitors Bureau
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See Campus--UNM Flickr
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LoboNation
The UNM inCircle Online Network has a new name—LoboNation—but is still a great online networking tools to find jobs, housing, business associates, and activity partners. You'll also discover how easy it is to re-connect and stay connected with people you have lost touch with over the years.