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i want to thank the elliott school of international studies here at george washington and doctor linder here and all of the laborers who worked to bring this museum, i'm calling it a museum but it's a traveling museum, kimi given the strong hands? [applause] >> all right, specifically to run carver, but i would be remiss if i did not recognize some soldiers a soldiers specifically worn helm, can you stand up your worn? warren help give yourself a hand. [applause] he is a survivor of vietnam. infantry man wounded in action in vietnam. he was an action for three months and got medevac to hawaii. i met worn on the basketball courts years ago. he runs like a race and he's my mother's age. i told him he's my inspiration and i asked him to come out here. i appreciate your worn. and to my good friends, i'm saying good friend with parentheses because ron carver. and ron in terms of the intergenerational link, to the student and i'm on the coordinating committee. organizationally the student committee really birthed me as an activist and organizer. and as a revenue solution area. so i don't come

she was on niles canyon and linder road heading home when a car slammed ihto both of them killing the 2 of them, the worst part according to investigators. the driver actually got out of the car came up to her look at her and the dog got back in the car and took off from the scene so as police officers are still searching for the driver. the city hall la county, the city council members and the residents. fremont they're trying to prevent another accident much less a deadly accident. at the scene this morning. they're still candles the stuffed animals at that road site as far as that roadside is concerned the city council will hear recommendations including lowering the speed limit from 40 miles per hour to 30 miles 35 miles per hour. narrow the lanes they believe a wide open lane invites drivers to drive too fast in that location and then also have flashing lights at the crosswalk the victim was in a crosswalk at the time she was hit by the car. this area is so busy that so many people from the south bay they cut through free mind that used to live here for 16 years. so many people u

he is the chairman of ultimate street management, even more the man behind the highly famous linders bagel -- he would say the family behind the highly famous and successful lender's bagel. that theeful codirectors of the center are with us tonight, professor kenda amllips, and -- and i grateful to them and to lender's for making this event possible as well. this year we are celebrating syracuse university's 150th anniversary year. us, acrossone has the campus and across the world, reflecting on times when our university has been at his best, and times when we have been humbled. context we have assembled this amazing panel of prominence museum and memorial scholars, critical and advocates for tonight's topic -- difficult memories. our goal to night is we have a timely conversation that promotes dialogue about how we may productively and respectfully engage with our shared past and learn from it. with us tonight study difficult aspects of history and current society from the standpoint of people whose identities are often ignored, or who have been in potential he targeted for violence