Looking at display

Joyce Dennison, 71, of Baltimore, a retired teacher, visits her alma mater, <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="OREDU0000128" title="Morgan State University" href="/topic/education/colleges-universities/morgan-state-university-OREDU0000128.topic">Morgan State University</a>, where an exhibit honoring the role that she and other students played in the civil rights movement is displayed at the Student Center. She spots herself in a group photo of arrested protestors, when the curator of the exhibit, Profession Larry S. Gibson, shows her the display.

( Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun / February 13, 2013 )

Joyce Dennison, 71, of Baltimore, a retired teacher, visits her alma mater, Morgan State University, where an exhibit honoring the role that she and other students played in the civil rights movement is displayed at the Student Center. She spots herself in a group photo of arrested protestors, when the curator of the exhibit, Profession Larry S. Gibson, shows her the display.

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