It will be rescheduled at a later date. Mr. Warfield will still appear at the dinner and concert Friday, Jan. 14. A program honoring King and his contributions to society will feature performances by Heritage School students. The eighth annual Respect Day is meant to encourage all staff, faculty and students to work toward the creation of a more hospitable and supportive campus environment. All persons are urged to sign a pledge to respect and value the commonalities and differences of all, at various locations around the campus.
Children enjoy stories fostering sensitivity to all peoples and ways of life.
The event is sponsored by the Indiana Reading Team. Volunteers from IU and from the community will work at nonprofit agencies and reflect on their service at the end of the project. All will receive recognition at the evening celebration. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration Commission. The program is sponsored by the 2000 IU Bloomington King Day Committee.