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Students exercise free speech through activism

April 13, 2006

Photos by Nick Hoffman and Audrey Kunkel/Photographers

Below: Eric Cranley and Lauren Macke build crosses as a display for Northern Right to Life. Each cross represents 10 abortions performed per day. Above: The crosses are displayed on the hill in front of the Fine Arts Building.

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Students exercise free speech through activism