New Mexico

What really happened in Roswell? For more than 60 years, the debate between reality and conspiracy has raged on with the concept of aliens in the center(History.com Staff). In Roswell, New Mexico in 1947 what is believed by conspiracy theorists to be a flying saucer was found in a rancher’s sheep pasture. The idea that exterrestrial life could possibly exist may seem out of this world to some. But, to an entire town of people, the idea is not as far fetched. So, what are aliens? Aliens are exterrestrial

without any reason as to why. They were kicked out of their homes and held captive against their will and either had the choice to move or die. The Long Walk is about how the U.S. government forced the Navajos to walk from their homeland to a fort in New Mexico. Many died from the journey to imprisonment. Did the U.S. government do the right thing to send the Navajos on a 300 mile trek or should the U.S. government have left the Navajos at their homeland? The topics that will be discussed is what the

United States, including present day Oklahoma, Texas, and reservations in Arizona and New Mexico. In the beginning of their time, the Apache Indians had migrated to the Kansas plains, where they were not accustomed to living and farming on the plains, and eventually their weakness was overtaken by the Comanche Tribe. After the Apaches were defeated and their land was seized, they moved onward to areas like New Mexico and Arizona and parts of Texas. The Apache are distant cousins of the Navajo, with

summer. One event stood out compared to all of the others. It would greatly influence my life and shape my thoughts to the way they are today. Reminiscing about the events of my past, my journey to the glamorous mountains of Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico to hike for a week is indisputably the greatest memory of my life so far. Our Boy Scout troop congregated at the Grimes South Sports Complex at way too early of a time on a Friday morning. Nobody felt tired, however, due to our excitement for

The controversy over water rights has been a long battle that the Navajo Nation has endured for decades. This controversy which is complicated by numerous issues has only been increasing in recent years. For example the Navajo Hopi Little Colorado Water Settlement that has been in litigation for 33 years. Of particular note Navajo people and their elected officials are struggling to balance expectations with reality including legally mandated coordination with state and federal governments. As

After two hours of just sitting in my room, I finally got up. I stepped down off my bed, tripping over a pile of dirty clothes I forgot to put in the wash. “Mom, I’ll go to New Mexico to stay with Nana. I want you to finish your education so we can finally pick a house and settle down for a couple years,” I yelled from upstairs. I walked out of my room, stepping over piles of clothes and blankets that I never use. I grabbed my suitcase and started to pack. I just grabbed random clothes I could

knowledge and higher thinking often leads people to travel due to the possibility to gain new experiences and discover something new. The mystery behind certain iconic tourist sights that are brought to light through photography often intrigues and sparks curiosity in humans with the promise of new knowledge and discovery. The Miraculous Staircase of Saint Joseph in the Chapel of Loretto in Santa Fe, New Mexico offers mystery through the unknown and unexplainable questions that have risen throughout

This past summer, I traveled to New Mexico on a mission trip. For the first time in my life, I witnessed our spiritual battles, as Christians, against the darkness of this world. I could see and feel the darkness and that surrounded the vibrant and beautiful city of Taos, New Mexico, and my heart ached for it. Despite the many obstacles we faced as we shared our through sports camps, I felt God’s presence through it all. Knowing that God never left my side, gave me a rare peace that cannot be found

Eastern New Mexico University is the optimal choice for me because the faculty cherishes the success of the students. The first time I visited Eastern, I was fortunate enough to meet with Mr. Seifert, who truly inspired me to make my decision to attend ENMU. After our initial conversation, he gave me a tour of the music building. His generosity with his time meant a lot to me. This particular touch shows the integrity of the university as unpretentious and attentive, which is incredibly refreshing

The Pueblo Revolt (1680); Critique The article written by Charles W. Hackett based on the Revolt of the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico and Otermin's attempted reconquest was insightful and informative in the fact that it showed how much of an impact the forcing of converting to baptism by the Franciscan friars had on the Native Americans. As expressed in the article, after three generations of constant oppression and tyranny, in the spring of 1680, the Pueblo Indians rose up to overthrow the Spanish