Inquiry on Constitution project

[Robert Sheridan]

Freedom of mind:  to protect the core we protect the fringe.

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On Feb 23, 2008, at 11:42 AM, Robert Bradley wrote:

> Hello:
>
> I apologize for any cross-postings. I am working on a local community
> project where a certain number of signs, which are designed to  
> commemorate
> the U.S. Constitution, will be placed at designated sites in a local
> community. There will probably be around five to six signs. The  
> signs are
> meant to be informative to the general public walking by them. The  
> signs
> will have space for some text and visuals, such as pictures and  
> photos,
> logically related to the text. I am seeking the advice of list- 
> goers, given
> your interest and knowledge on the Constitution, as to themes that  
> these
> signs could be devoted to. I envision that each sign will be devoted  
> to a
> single theme that will not be duplicated on any other sign. The  
> signs will
> be essentially take the format of posters that will be about 3' by 3'.
>
> Replies can be sent directly to me at rbradley at ilstu.edu.
>
> Thanks for your time and attention.
>
> Bob
>
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