Friday, October 21, 2005


The student leaders organizing against an administration plan to limit graduation invitations from four to three, The administration says there is too much noise. Posted by Picasa

Senior signs a petition protesting the administration's plan to limit graduation to three invitations instead of four. Posted by Picasa

An iftar (breakinf of the Ramadan fast) for the poor near campus. Posted by Picasa

Student plays guitar for his friends on campus. Posted by Picasa

Wednesday, October 12, 2005


Farida Mohammed, 67, has lived next to AUC on a couch under a makeshift roof for 25 years. Here she shares her iftar (breaking of the Ramadan fast) with Karim Mahmoud, a parking attendant for AUC. Behind her is Sabaah Mustafa, 15, who the AUC students always refer to as "the beggar girl," and in the rear is Farida's sister, Soad, 50. I took this picture for the AUC Caravan. Posted by Picasa

Farida's hut at dusk. Posted by Picasa

And then she invited me to sit for iftar with her. Posted by Picasa

Monday, October 10, 2005

Luxor Pictures from Oct. 6-9
In chronological order from top to bottom

View of Luxor Temple from the river bank. (Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

Looking into the temple from the entrance. (Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

Guarding the entrance. (Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

In context. The missing obelisk (high column with point) on the right side of the photo is now in France. Napoleon stole it. Remember that complex? (Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

(Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

Avenue of the Sphinxes. (Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

Grand entrance. (Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

A long corridor. (Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

He has not moved for some 3500 years. (Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

The main area. (Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

(Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

Walking out. (Luxor Temple) Posted by Picasa

Outside Karnak. Crap shops, of course. Posted by Picasa

Entrance to Karnak Temples. This gigantic complex was the result of 2000 years of continuous renovation. It covers an area approximately 1 mile by one-half mile large. Posted by Picasa

A little history lesson before we enter. (Karnak Temples) Posted by Picasa

Dog. (Karnak Temples) Posted by Picasa

From left (school/home state): Will (Yale/Minnesota), Ryan (Duke/Illinois), Evan (Northwestern/Wisconsin), Landis (George Washington U./Alabama), Myself Posted by Picasa

Almost. (Karnak Temples) Posted by Picasa