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(09/07/12 5:51am)
Handcrafted crosses made by the Pecos family of Santa Fe sit on display for sale at the Downtown Growers Market on Aug. 25th. The family designs the stones into religious symbols with a touch of Native American tradition. Every Saturday from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. between the months of May and November, the market is open to the public to buy local produce and art.
(09/07/12 5:51am)
Susan Evans stands among her oil paintings last Saturday at the Downtown Growers Market. The market is a great place for artists to display their artwork due to the thousands of locals and tourists who frequent it every weekend.
(09/07/12 5:51am)
Bobby Bustamante, an employee of Crack Pot Herbs, greets a friend at the Downtown Growers Market on Saturday. The market’s Facebook page says they “support a strong regional foodshed and a healthy local economy by providing a venue for farmers, prepared food vendors, artists and musicians to interact with Albuquerque’s diverse communities.”
(08/29/12 7:02am)
Head football coach Bob Davie instructs players during Monday’s practice. The Lobos will rely on a run-centric attack and an aggressive defense to win more games.
(08/29/12 7:02am)
Senior quarterback B.R. Holbrook returned Monday from a bout of chest inflammation. He is expected to start this weekend’s opening game versus Southern at University Stadium.
(08/27/12 6:35am)
JuJunior Lexi Ross (center) celebrates a match-point victory against Duquesne University on Saturday. The Lobos won the match 3-1 and with the victory took the tournament.
(08/27/12 6:34am)
Junior Lena Skipper (right) goes for a block against Duquesne University. The Aussie earned an abundance of experience playing for the Australian national team in several tournaments over the summer.
(08/22/12 12:13pm)
Juan Gonzalez helps Robin Hoss, a UNM senior, register to vote outside Popejoy Hall Aug. 17. Gonzalez, who gave the Daily Lobo permission to identify him as an undocumented student, hopes to be accepted in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. The program grants some young undocumented immigrants work permits and temporary protection from deportation.
(08/20/12 11:40am)
Redshirt freshman Hannah Johnson sets the ball in Saturday night’s matchup against UNM alumnae. The team’s season home opener is Friday at 6 p.m. in Johnson Gym against the Southern University Jaguars
(08/20/12 11:40am)
UNM’s football o ensive line sets up for a play at the Lobo practice field on Saturday. With starting quarterback B.R. Holbrook temporarily out of the lineup due to health complications, freshman quarterback Cole Gautsche has taken the majority of snaps.
(08/13/12 11:01am)
The Smart Grid System was built by Japanese companies to help power Mesa del Sol, a sustainable energy community south of the Sunport. Students will have a unique opportunity to work with the microgrid to learn about sustainable energy practices.
(05/07/12 8:17am)
More than 70 students gathered on Johnson Field to celebrate spring by throwing colored powder at each other.
Japji Hundal, World Student Alliance president and GPSA member, said the Holi festival is a Hindu celebration of the legend of King Hiranyakashipu who considered himself a god and sentenced his son Prahlad to death for not worshiping him. Hundal said Prahlad escaped death because real deities were protecting him.
Hundal said the festival commemorates Prahlad’s survival, spreads awareness of the Indian culture and celebrates spring as a symbol of the triumph of good over evil. He said the focus is eliminating social and racial differences, and that being covered in colored powder disguises those differences.
“You get to know people and accept them for what they are,” he said.
Hundal said the festival was sponsored by the Indian Student Association, the World Student Alliance, GPSA and ASUNM.
~Clemence Malmejean
(05/03/12 11:30am)
Ezrah Reed works out his hamstrings Tuesday at Johnson Gym.
Immediately after his upcoming show he plans to indulge in high-caloric foods such as pancakes, doughnuts, pretzels, ice cream, candy, pasta and pastries. Usually he gains 20 pounds the weekend after his competitions.
(05/03/12 11:30am)
Ezrah Reed rests between sets Tuesday at Johnson Gym. Reed has been competing in bodybuilding competitions for 2 years.
(05/03/12 11:30am)
Four hooks are inserted into Shelby Smith’s upper back at Ascension Body Modification shop Tuesday. “It hurts more than I remembered,” she said.
(05/03/12 11:30am)
Shelby Smith is suspended by Ascension Body Modification shop owner Steve Truitt Tuesday. Some people can be suspended for up to two hours, and many people who suspend regularly said it isn’t that painful.
(05/03/12 11:30am)
Shelby Smith is slowly suspended from a tree outside Ascension Body Modification shop Tuesday. Modified fishing hooks are used for most suspensions, and tearing of the skin is very rare.
(05/03/12 11:30am)
CNM student Shelby Smith prepares to be suspended in the suicide position with four hooks pierced into her back Tuesday at Ascension Body Modification shop. People can be suspended from almost any part of their bodies, including their knees, chest, face and feet.
(04/12/12 10:39am)
Andrew Aragon embraces President-Elect Caroline Muraida following the announcement of the election results in the SUB Wednesday. Muraida, who ran with the Students for Students took the presidency by a margin of 1028 to 735 over Impact Presidential Candidate Ashkii Hatathlie.
(04/12/12 10:39am)
Alberto Jacome braces for the results of the ASUNM election with fellow members of the Impact slate in the SUB Wednesday. Jacome is one of eleven newly elected senators.