A view from a next door building. Here we used a canopy at a GAP for the first time.
Dr. Fletcher Armstrong of the Center for Bioethical Reform spoke to a Media Literacy class the professor of which brought out to observe and write about the display.
This skateboarder took immense interest. When I was talking with a graduate biology student at length and a couple other young men, this girl approached and interupted to say that we needed a woman's perspective. We invited her to join us, but she skedaddled. The biology student said his grandparents were Holocaust survivors who knew Jacob Gens and Yitzhak Wittenberg whom I wrote about on this blog: "Resistance v. Collaboration" on August 2, 2007.
The display caught the eyes of observers, above, from a distance and those up close, below.
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