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Alcohol

Parents whose children are busted for underage drinking might say, “Oh, you got busted for alcohol.




	Noah Silva, left, gets ready to smoke tobacco-less hookah with his friends at Terrene Hookah Lounge on March 1. Terrene uses dried tea leaves soaked in a sweet syrup for shisha instead of tobacco shisha.
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A nice, hot spot of hookah

You don’t need tobacco to smoke at this hookah lounge. The Terrene Cafe and Hookah Lounge, on Vassar Drive, is the only hookah lounge in Albuquerque to use tea shisha instead of tobacco shisha.


	From left, Matie Fricker, co-owner of Self Serve, shows Aimee Thompson on Monday how a rechargeable vibrator works. Self Serve offers their customers 18 possible discounts, including military, student and senior.
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Shop offers safe haven to explore sexuality

At first glance, Self Serve might look like a boutique for vintage clothes, but it’s stocked with vibrators, rental porn, lubes and condoms. Warm-colored walls of red, brown, purple and green give the single-room sex shop its intimate feel.




	Greg Suchocki, left, helps student Sean O’Brien practice a capoeira kick on March 1 in Johnson Gym. The capoeira club meets every Monday and Wednesday starting at 8 p.m.
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Brazilian workout builds spirited bodies

UNM’s capoeira club, Capoeira Pegadas, sweeps, kicks and handstands its way into the hearts of newbies like Isaac Burleigh. After he saw a demonstration of the Brazilian fighting style in November, he wanted to try it for himself. “I was like ‘Wow this is a pretty extreme workout,’” he said.



	Student Kylie Jacobsen stretches before a tech rehearsal on Saturday. She is performing in the Department of Theatre and Dance’s “Meta Morph” production.
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'Meta Morph' dances through Mexico

The Department of Theatre and Dance is UNM’s best-kept secret. “Meta Morph,” this year’s faculty dance show, will provide a glimpse into what the dance program has to offer, said Donna Jewell, department head and artistic director. “There’s a lot of talent in the Department of Theatre and Dance,” Jewell said.


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Film folks shortchange mini flicks

The 82nd Annual Academy Awards are quickly approaching, and while main contenders like “Avatar” and “The Hurt Locker” are basking in the media’s speculative limelight, there are always nominees that slip through the cracks.


	Charles Gwinn, a student employee at the UNM Outdoor and Bike Shop, works on a repair Monday. The shop is hosting a Gear In Gear Out sale on Friday for students to sell used gear.
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Gearing up for outdoor, bike shop's annual sale

Shine up your snowshoes and snowboards, because the Outdoor and Bike Shop is having its second annual Gear In Gear Out sale. Noel Ortiz, one of the sale coordinators, said there were about 1,200 participants last year. “Sales last year ranged from $50 to $600, depending on how much the equipment was and how much it brought in,” he said.



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Two-buck Chow

Don’t think of this as a food review. I’m not a connoisseur of fine dining. I don’t have a sophisticated palate.


	David Koch, on Tuesday, examines the two images he will show at the Art of Sensuality exhibit at AC2 Gallery. The exhibit explores how we use our senses.
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A brush with sensuality: an art show

David Koch said his art would be different if he had more money, but he finds a way to bring art into almost everything he does. Recycled tin foil balls are piled up about two inches high in two windows on each side of his studio door. “I put them there until they start to fall down and then I recycle them,” he said.


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Mobile theater takes the show on the road

The fame in Albuquerque’s backyard, TV series “Breaking Bad”, is coming to UNM on Friday with a portable movie theater. TV channel AMC is touring the Emmy-winning show nationwide, said Theresa Beyer, AMC’s vice president of promotion. “This is one of the best shows on television and, quite frankly, they need to check it out,” she said.



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Cinematic genius in Japanese flick

Nobuhiko Obayashi’s film “Hausu” is baffling, yet its charm is undeniable. It’s often described as a “horror/comedy,” but I’m not sure this (or any) genre-assignment does it justice.



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