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		S E R I E S The City After Dark Columbus, Ohio November 2003 Columbus Main Library South High Street, One South High Street, Two Franklin University Old Trinity Lutheran Church Shop windows Arena One Arena Two Wyandotte Huntington CCAD/Art Museum German Village Main Street A E S Q U E MAIN PAGE ARCHIVES L I N K S AAA Abulafia Boardwalk Bread CHN Christ Lutheran Church Neighborhood Research Institute Old Oaks Olde Towne Polyphony INTP Business First Business First Daily Edition Call and Post Columbus Alive Columbus Dispatch Columbus Free Press Columbus Post Communicator News The Daily Reporter Inner Art The Lantern The Other Paper Suburban News Publications Short North Gazette NBC4 Columbus WSYX 6 10TV WBNS ONN BBC World Service CNN Christian Science Monitor The Guardian IndiaTimes Newsday New York Times StarTribune Washington Post Washington Times AfricaPundit William F. Buckley Jr. Command Post Crooked Timber Daniel W. Drezner John Ellis David Frum Hit & Run Instapundit Mickey Kaus Joshua Micah Marshall The Note OxBlog Virginia Postrel Wes Pruden Jim Romenesko Andrew Sullivan Volokh Conspiracy Day by Day Doonesbury Ted Rall Peter Steiner Tom Toles Tom Tomorrow Rob Pegoraro Matt Drudge Cronaca Languagehat Language Log Open Brackets PaleoJudaica Blue Ridge Blog Candid Colors Communication Arts Conscientious D.U.I. Studio Ecotone Wiki Smoky Mountain Journal Acme Art Company Ballet Met CCAD Columbus Arts Columbus Arts Festival Columbus Metropolitan Library Columbus Museum of Art Columbus Symphony Dialogue Franklin Park Conservatory Glass Axis Music in the Air Opera Columbus Thurber House Wexner Center City of Bexley City of Columbus Columbus City Council Columbus Police Columbus Public Schools OTENA egroup OTENA-NIC egroup OTENA-tours egroup OTENA-trustees egroup Old Oaks egroup Ohio Parsons Blockwatch egroup				Franklin University, street art This graduation cap is suspended over Rich Street, downtown Columbus, Ohio Franklin University has commissioned local artist Todd Slaughter to create a large sculpture for its downtown campus, said Franklin President Paul Otte. ... "The mortarboard symbolizes a student's academic achievement," Otte said. "We view this (sculpture) as reflecting our academic achievements after 100 years." Business First

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