Grecia Sánchez

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Cody Decker signs autographs for young fans.

[Photo] Ludicrous spending damages students credit

Juan Raygoza, Contirbutor • July 21, 2015

UTEP students have trouble being financially responsible when it comes to spending loan money.

[Photo] Engineering students create prosthetic limbs for impoverished amputees

Valerie Herrera, Staff Reporter • July 14, 2015

[Photo] Plans not final for Burges and Barry Halls

Juan Raygoza, Contributor • July 14, 2015

Barry hall is currently in the process of being demolished.

[Photo] Students find artistry in cosmetic application

Fernanda Leon, Staff Reporter • July 14, 2015

UTEP students use makeup as part of their everyday routine.

[Photo] Cruz Azul scores late to beat Tijuana

Luis Gonzalez, Sports Editor • July 8, 2015

[Photo] FDA to burn fat

Valerie Herrera, Staff Reporter • July 7, 2015

[Photo] Dinner Theatre to debut ‘Pippin’

Julia Hettiger, Staff Reporter • July 7, 2015

'Pippin’ will be performed from July 10 through July 16.

[Photo] Insights Museum reopens after 2013 demolition

Julia Hettiger, Staff Reporter • June 30, 2015

A boy uses the tesla coil.

UTEP in Black and White

Andres Martinez, Staff Photographer • June 16, 2015

[Photo] Study abroad builds cosmopolitan students

Juan Raygoza, Staff Reporter • June 16, 2015

Prospector File Photo

[Photo] Campus carry becomes law

Alonso Moreno, Staff Reporter • June 9, 2015

[Photo] Chuco Soul Project gives local music a fresh vibe

Julia Hettiger, Staff Reporter • June 9, 2015

Chuco Soul Project performs at the State Line.

Neon Desert ends with brilliant performances

Andres Martinez, Staff Photographer • May 25, 2015

The Neon Desert Music Festival hosted Flume as one of its final performances in Downtown El Paso. Artists such as PartyNextDoor, Miami Horror, Earl Sweatshirt, and Passion Pit also delivered the festival's final performances.

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Aaron Shanahan reaches out to the crowd at Neon Desert.

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Josh Moriarty of Miami Horror.

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Aaron Shanahan, the guitarist and vocalist of the band Miami Horror.

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Guitarist Josh Moiarty of Miami Horror pumps up the crowd at neon Desert.

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Daniel Whitechurch the pianist for Miami Horror

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A fan of the band Zoe.

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Earl Sweatshirt points at the crowd at neon Desert.

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Hip-Hop artist Earl Sweatshirt.

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Singer-songwriter act PartyNextDoor.

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Earl Sweatshirt performs onstage.

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Flume hits the stage.

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Flume was the last performer at Neon Desert Music Festival.

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Flume fans at Neon Deserts' Rio Bravo stage.

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Flume performing onstage.

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Flume works his DJ booth.

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An artist paints at Neon Desert.

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Lead singer Michael Angelakos rocks the stage at Neon.

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Passion Pit lead singer Michael Angelakos performs at Neon Desert.

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Passion Pit pianist performs for the crowd.

Neon Desert hosts the second day of musical performances.

Andres Martinez, Staff Photographer • May 24, 2015

The Neon Desert Music Festival continued it's musical performances on Saturday featuring diverse artists such as Bas, The Suffers, Tokyo Police Club, Kaskade and J. Cole.

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Hip hop artist J Cole performs onstage.

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Two girls wait for a performance to begin at Neon Desert Music Festival.

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Graham Wright keyboardist and guitarist for Tokyo Police Club.

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Concert goers watch a band perform at Neon Desert Music Festival.

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Tokyo Police Club bassist David Monks performs onstage.

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Tokyo Police Club bassist performing at the Neon Desert Music Festival.

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Graham Wright keyboardist and guitarist for Tokyo Police Club.

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Trumpet player Jon Durbin performs a solo with The Suffers.

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Kam Franklin performs with The Suffers.

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Kam Franklin performs with The Suffers.

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Rapper Bas enjoys some time on the Neon Desert Festival grounds after his performance.

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Rapper Bas looks at the crowd.

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Rapper Bas opens the performances on the Rio Bravo Stage.

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Lead singer Oscar from Avingdale performs a song onstage at Neon Desert.

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Alternative rock band Avindale performs at Neon Deserts Franklin Mountains Stage.

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UTEP students Audrey Russel and Irving Miramontes (Left and Right) pose with fellow Neon Desert worker Sara Mata (Middle)

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Artist Hore Herrera paints the Neon Desert board.

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Artist Grave Herrera paints the Neon Desert board.

Neon Desert celebrates its fifth year with three-day event

Adam Ziegenhals and Andres Martinez • May 23, 2015

[aesop_gallery id="11215"] Neon Desert Musical Festival kicked off on Friday with headliners Cypress Hill, Toro y Moi and Girl Talk. Neon celebrated it's fifth year by adding an additional day filled with musical talent. This is the first time Neon Desert...

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