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Community members enjoy prickly pear feast together. The fruit of prickly pears are said to taste like a combination of bubblegum and watermelon, and can be made into candy, jam or beverages, or eaten raw, although some people do not like to eat the hard edible seeds.
The Associated Students of UNM discuss the agenda before the meeting on Nov. 13, 2019
University of New Mexico students gathered in the Student Union Building to pu their humor to the test in a Cards Adjacent Humanity tournament on Saturday night.
An observer views Mercury transiting the sun through a telescope at the University of New Mexico Campus Observatory on Nov. 11. The lense on the telescope has a neutral density filter, which makes the sun less bright and doesn’t burn people’s eyes.
Albuquerque Artist Noe Barnett (second from the right) and other artists reconstructing the New Mexico United mural at 201 Coal Avenue on Sunday, Nov. 10.
The Albuquerque Rapid Transit system will be in operation Nov. 30, according to the Mayor's office.
Desert plants have made their home amongst this industrial graveyard.
It appears that locals also use these vehicles and other objects that have been dumped in the area as target practice, leaving them with hundreds of bullet holes.
A collection of vehicles have been dumped and now rest about two hundred feet downhill. Many of the cars have been dismantled and are covered in a layer of dirt and rust.
Desert plants have made their home amongst this industrial graveyard
Erosion has revealed a motorcycle helmet that has been buried under multiple layers of dirt.
An ofrenda from the ofrenda exhibit at the South Broadway Cultural Center. This ofrenda is based on a modern telling of the Legend of La Llorona.
An ofrenda from the ofrenda exhibit at the South Broadway Cultural Center on Nov. 2, 2019. The ofrenda exhibit will be on display at the Cultural Center through Nov. 22, 2019.
An ofrenda from the ofrenda exhibit at the South Broadway Cultural Center on Nov. 2, 2019. The ofrenda Exhibit will be on display at the Cultural Center through Nov. 22, 2019
Piñon trees produce the piñon nuts every three to four years. With the rise of global climate change, the production rate is growing longer to be around six years.
Members of IncludeUNM celebrating their success in Wednesday’s undergraduate election.
The Rio Grande near the Rio Grande Nature Center State Park in Albuquerque, NM
Detail image of an ofrenda from the ofrenda exhibit at the South Broadway Cultural Center on Nov. 2,2019. This ofrenda is based on a modern telling of the Legend of La Llorona.
A car from car show at the South Broadway Cultural Center on Nov. 2, 2019. Covering the car are traditional Día de los Muertos decorations such as papel picados, marigolds, skeletons.
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