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| On Nov. 1, 1990 a post-doc student, Gang Lu, upset that he didn't receive a prestigious grant murdered four university faculty members, one student and seriously wounded another student. Lu committed suicide after these killings. I was working as a secretary in the chemistry department and these letters were for people to sign in order to express their sympathy to the victim's families. |
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| The university community comes together in shock and disbelief at what has just transpired. |
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| Lloyd Dunn, artist & musician, binding copies of a booklet we put together that had statements by networkers about networking. This was in preparation for the Decentralized World Wide Networker Congress that would be taking place in 1992. |
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| The republican students wrapped themselves in the flag once the American invasion of Kuwait had started. |
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| A large group of people demonstrate against the invasion. |
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| Families say goodbye to their loved ones going over to the Gulf to 'liberate' the Kuwaiti people after Iraq's invasion. |
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| Two different sides of the road and two different responses to the invasion. |
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| Operation Desert Storm lasted from 2 Aug., 1990 - 28 Feb., 1991. |
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| Arda and my sister Helena just before our wedding. |
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| The bride on her way to the wedding. |
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| We had a zine show in our garage and on the opening night Aaron Noble did a performance in the garden and ended up on top of the garage. |
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| Aaron atop the garage. |
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| A group of artists organized an anti-war art show in a downtown cafe that opened the night of the invasion. Here Arda is shooting up copies of the catalogue that we produced some time after the show. |
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| Inspecting the shot catalogues. |
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| On a walk with the dogs I discover an arrowhead. |
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| Celebrating a big victory - but which one?! |
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| The original Bo. |
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