People on campus will see that, too. The shirts we've received from St. Louis have a book with them where victims have expressed their feelings through poetry or writings. The WRC is offering a unique opportunity to people on campus. Any woman who wishes to make a shirt to display for herself or for a loved one who died as a result of violence can do so. The T-shirts are available in the Women's Resource Center.
People can pick up materials throughout the week.
To help deal with the expected emotional response of the clothesline, there will be counselors from University Counseling Services and Mark Twain Counseling, as well as campus ministers, available at all times at the display. This is sort of a healing process. A lot of women try to separate themselves from these issues. The further they separate themselves, the less they have to think about them. Nichoalds is also hoping the display will open people's eyes.