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In this photo illustration, a man models a Richard Nixon Halloween mask. According to UNMPD, an alleged assailant wore a similar mask in an incident Oct. 1 in front of Parish Library.

Evon Harrison rehearses a samba piece in preparation for East Meets West at Farfesha Belly Dance Studios on Monday. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday at the Filling Station.

Middle school student Marcos Alonso gets taquitos Monday in the SUB ballrooms during El Centro de la Raza’s 40th anniversary celebration. Middle and high school students attended the celebration as part of El Centro’s attempt to increase enrollment of Hispanics at UNM.

Solar Oven

David Felberg plays violin Sunday morning at the Church of Beethoven. The growing church is now offering a student discount on Wednesdays and Sundays.

Fire-damaged dryers sit in the laundry room of Hokona Hall on Friday. Smoke from the fire that started Friday morning entered the building’s ventilation system and circulated throughout the dorm.

Firefighters carry their gear out of Hokona Hall after putting out a fire in the dorm’s basement laundry room Friday morning. Residents and staff evacuated, and no one was injured.

From left: Bruce Milen, Frederico Jumbo and Shelby Spoonhoward sit and talk at the “Velvet Painting” parking space in front of the communication and journalism building on Friday. The Freshman Learning Community class “Earth Arts: People, Places & Purpose” created this and four other spaces around campus to celebrate Park(ing) Day.

Community members created this depiction of a mermaid at the “Velvet Painting” parking space Friday. Students, faculty and citizens were invited to take part in converting parking spaces into works of art.

Rose Morris, center in red jacket, cheers with her teammates before a volleyball match against TCU at Johnson Gym on Wednesday. Morris didn’t play in Wednesday’s match, and it’s unclear when she’ll return to the court.

Members of the UNM Spirit Marching Band march at Johnson Field on Wednesday. The band will perform a Frank Sinatra themed show during half time on Saturday’s football game at University Stadium.

A sculpture at Cornell Mall, seen Thursday, is vandalized with white paint. Report vandalism on campus to the UNMPD by calling 277- 2241.

Owner David Edwards in the New Mexico Tea Bar on Sunday. Edwards offers tea for two, which includes a pot of tea, a blueberry muffin, a scone and an assortment of fruit.

Every Thursday the Daily Lobo challenges you to identify where we took our secret picture of the week. Submit your answers to WhereAreWe@dailylobo.com. The winner will be announced next week.

Cliff Campbell is a local guitar teacher and performer. He sells his DVD “Helio Raie” via e-mail at HelioRaie@rockfan.com.

Student Andrew Marcum, far left, asks Mayor Martin Chávez, far right, about University-community relations during a GPSA meeting Saturday at the Continuing Education Building. Marcum’s American studies class published a report on the topic Wednesday.

Jade Michaelsen sets up a teammate Saturday at Johnson Gym. The Lobos swept the MCM Elegante Lobo Classic this past weekend.

KUNM volunteers discuss striking a clause from their procedures manual. Many volunteers think the clause, which was added by the University administration, allows the University to not follow their end of the agreement.

Artist's avenue

Micheal Larsen, vocal artist for Eyedea and Abilities, said he and Gregory Keltgen, aka Abilities, are back on the road after taking a couple of years off from touring. Their new album, “By the Throat,” was released in July and has had a good response, Eyedea said. It’s a mix of talented turntable skills, thoughtful lyrics and freestyling with some rock ‘n’ roll thrown in. The band opened up for Atmosphere at the Aug. 15 “When God Gives You Ugly” tour at the Paolo Soleri in Santa Fe.

Eyedea, center, and Abilities perform at the Paolo Soleri amphitheater in Santa Fe on Aug. 15. Their new album “By the Throat” was released at the end of July.