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Honoring the dead

Leslie Robles and Natalie Gonzales enjoy the music at the Latino Student Forum Club’s Dia de Los Muertos celebration in the Hanawalt House courtyard Nov. 2. Dia de Los Muertos, also known as Day of the Dead, is celebrated by Hispanic cultures for three days, starting Oct. 31, to remember loved ones who have died. The traditions of the holiday include creating altars where pictures of the dead are placed along with flowers, candles, their favorite things and favorite foods. / photo by Claudia Ceja
Leslie Robles and Natalie Gonzales enjoy the music at the Latino Student Forum Club’s Dia de Los Muertos celebration in the Hanawalt House courtyard Nov. 2. Dia de Los Muertos, also known as Day of the Dead, is celebrated by Hispanic cultures for three days, starting Oct. 31, to remember loved ones who have died. The traditions of the holiday include creating altars where pictures of the dead are placed along with flowers, candles, their favorite things and favorite foods. / photo by Claudia Ceja
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