Opinion

By Eamon Scarbrough   There is a rather limited scope of what is and isn’t considered newsworthy in the United States. One of the primary, and perhaps most obvious, factors that limits this scope is […]

By Naomi Yee   Graduation is less than a month away, so the absolute last thing I want to do is go to class. If I could sleep from now until graduation, I would. This […]

By Naomi Yee I was scrolling through my Facebook news feed last week, and I noticed this status update by a kid from Las Cruces: “Americans are like Texans. They suck, but think they’re awesome.” […]

By Eamon Scarbrough Writing is not for the faint of heart, and it’s definitely not for the lazy. One sad fact of life—in my experience as a writer and journalist—is that there are high standards […]

By Joanne Sapudar In response to Naomi Yee’s article “ENMU needs to be more professional,” I disagree that Homecoming is a high-school tradition and possibly does not have a place within a university campus. Homecoming […]

By Eamon Scarbrough Autumn has now set its solemn foot in Portales’ soil. The trees are losing their color and vigor, which will be followed shortly by their descent to the ground. The farther into […]

By Alexandra Itzi You may have experienced the following situation firsthand, or perhaps you’ve witnessed it happening to someone else. It might have gone something like this… Two people meet for the first time. Maybe […]

Ever since I started getting involved in the community and in student organizations if we were ever asked to share a quote I would always quote Marilyn Monroe. There were a group of words that […]

By Naomi Yee   Before I was a Greyhound, I was a New Mexico State Aggie. Due to a change in my major, I transferred to Eastern New Mexico University in the fall of 2011. […]

By Eamon Scarbrough   There have been a lot of developments in the government lately, most significant being the temporary shutdown that came as an effect of our leaders not being able to make a […]