USC |
HSC's Cultural Events Guild, headed by Lynn
Crandall,
is dedicated to building collaborations among artists and organizations
to provide the creative educational programs for the Los Angeles Community.
November 12th
Lincoln High School Students visit
USC Institute of Genetic Medicine
and Debs Audubon Center
learn how
Youth
Art
Ecology
Technology
and Science
together can help
Create a Sustainable Future
Students experienced a full day of art, science, technology.
Day began with a tour of the gallery at the Institute of Genetic Medicine
and talks with genetic researchers.
Sook Kim, artist
Photos
Grand Opening, Quiet Time
All photos Penelope Torribio
"The morning was interesting.
We talked to two scientists, a man
and a woman. They were isolating cells, DNA and RNA. I
really liked it. We are looking forward to the second part of the the trip."
Jazmin Corrales
Lynn Crandall took the opportunity to connect the work of the genetic scientists to the students and the theme of creating a sustainable future.
Nice Work Lynn! |
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Audubon's Bringing together nature, ecology,and
people in |
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Modeling
a completely sustainable future, Debs Park has solar electricity, solar
air conditioning, and heating, and a natural septic and water system. |
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Aimee Sherman, E bus
Director, Karen Lockert, Lincoln Art Teacher, Arthur Jokela, and others
gather to discuss the new ART E-Bus, teaching web design, animation, video
editing, graphics, music editing and more.
Alternative Energy
Les Hamasaki designer of the solar air conditioning and heating units at Debs Park. |
"I like it when Mr.
Hamasaki talked about the future; because we are the future."
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"If we understand how nature survives
and imitate this as closely as we can, we are creating a sustainable
future. Right now we have the possibly of going into deepest Africa
or India,or even an island with no water, and we can distill water,
refrigerate fish, dry grain, and communicate with the outside world––without
endangering the environment. Creating this environment will be where
many of the jobs of the future lie. How do you see yourself in this
future, how can you combine your interests with this vision?" Very inspiring Les.
I loved the way you found the students' dreams and wove them into
creating a sustainable future. |
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Judy Leventhal, Mask Making.
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"I liked it when Judy talked about
all the occupations which use art. Juan Guillen |
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Artist, Michael
Amescua, gate at Debs Park
There were many great participants and supporters
present throughout the day.
Les
Hamasaki Sun Utility
Wanda Wallace and Cleo Hill Jackson from the Wallace
Art Foundation,
Wolfram Alderson, Global Gardener, and noted for his work
helping villagers in Guatemala,
Penelope Torribio, author
of several ecology books, and musicals
Dick Carncross, restaurant owner, Peru ivan Rainforest
councilman David Woods, East Palo Alto
and others.
Thanks for your support.
We are the future. |
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All of the teachers, artists, and scientists agree that if the Lincoln Students are the future, the future will be in good hands. Thank you Lincoln High School students |
Links
Ecology
www.environmentalsustainability.info
www.climateark.org
www.eco-portal.com
www.eco-portal.com/climate/Renewable_Energy
www.waterconserve.info
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1
World Music and Puppets and
1 World Education
Creating a more peaceful and joyful world
through the purposeful use of art.
Founder, Penelope Torribio
(909)868-0995
all photos by Penelope Torribio
web design Penelope Torribio ©2003