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Judith and Ben in Library
March 3, 2005
marker and pencil on paper, 8.5" x 11"

Ms. Chiang and most of her Chinese class went to Berkeley for a video conference with younger Chinese-American students as they begin their California Studies Uncovered project. Galileo High School's librarian and blogmaster, Mr. Delaney, went as well, so I brought Ms. Chiang's class, including Ben Woo and Judith Wong, to the library to take a test.

Click on the students names to read their stories. Ben writes how he learned "when to go with the flow or stand up and say, 'what'?"

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War in in the Air, People are in the Streets 1
December 16, 2004
acrylic on canvas, 11" x 14" (sold)

from a photo taken by Lauren Girardin on March 20, 2003.

For the last year, we've all been so focused on the election, we've forgotten the unprecedented worldwide peace movement that grew in opposition to invasion and continued occupation in Iraq. Read Lauren's account of the day, and let's get back in action. "I'm lucky to be able to protest in San Francisco, a city with a remarkable history of activism that practically revels in its progressivism. This city certainly knows how to organize an impressive and effective demonstration, and I've never been happier to live here. However, it's not just San Francisco, but the entire world that's reeling under the intensity of massive international protests opposing the United States' preemptive war against Iraq. People everywhere have taken to the streets in a movement for peace..."

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Josh Reads Tolstoy
June 25, 2004
marker on paper, 8" x 6" (gift)

Josh finishes reading Anna Karenina on the night before he heads back to Nicaragua. "It ends with the meanding of life - I'm not going to tell you though."

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