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Released May 23, 2012
LAS CRUCES, N.M. -- A New Mexico State University professor who teaches Native American studies in the anthropology department recently participated in an international tribute honoring Queen Elizabeth II. As part of a Native American delegation, Donald Pepion performed on horseback for the queen during her Diamond Jubilee pageant. He also briefly met the queen and enjoyed tea and crumpets at Windsor Castle.
The pageant is part of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, a celebration marking her 60-year reign. The equestrian-themed event featured over 500 horses and more than 800 performers from around the globe who paid tribute to the monarchy.
--continued on New Mexico State University news, http://newscenter.nmsu.edu/news/article/8641/
Released May 23, 2012
LAS CRUCES, N.M. -- A New Mexico State University professor who teaches Native American studies in the anthropology department recently participated in an international tribute honoring Queen Elizabeth II. As part of a Native American delegation, Donald Pepion performed on horseback for the queen during her Diamond Jubilee pageant. He also briefly met the queen and enjoyed tea and crumpets at Windsor Castle.
The pageant is part of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, a celebration marking her 60-year reign. The equestrian-themed event featured over 500 horses and more than 800 performers from around the globe who paid tribute to the monarchy.
--continued on New Mexico State University news, http://newscenter.nmsu.edu/news/article/8641/




