From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., for half-hour shifts, two people will take turns reading a list of names of Holocaust victims. They divided the six million names among participating organizations, and we were sent 5,000 names to read. During the day, there will be a table at the north end of the Quad with information and statistics about the Holocaust. The day will end with a candlelight vigil in remembrance of those who died. We included the name of a different child killed in the Holocaust in each letter and asked the members to come to the vigil and light a candle for that child.
Interested students can still help.
Anyone may attend the vigil and light a candle for a child or a relative who was a victim of the Holocaust, Morgan said. This site is best viewed with version 4.x or greater of Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. Copyright 2000 Illini Media Company, all rights reserved.