Pelowski put the computer disc together in a home workshop. He told the Star Tribune that it took him about 150 hours to digitize all the music and video, and cut and paste the text and graphics. The resulting technology has an immediacy that grabs students and is far more compelling than a classroom slide show. Pelowski's enthusiasm for technology has spread to the Legislature. By the way, if you attended Pelowski's class you would learn that grotesques are spooky figures atop buildings.
Gargoyles are smaller beasts that spit water at the ends of drain spouts.
A gargoyle before being placed at the end of a drain spout .