The Statue of Liberty. Yes, graffiti stands and has stood since the beginning of time, and even here at Cal State Fullerton, it continues to thrive. CSUF's graffiti is not as obvious as other areas of Southern California, such as Los Angeles, which has sections painted over so badly that even Tammy Faye Bakker cringes when she sees it. However, should it happen to provide material for a column, I'm all for it. Besides it's not as if all graffiti is bad.
Some graffiti has a valuble message or important statement to pass onto the world.
In a little known fact, much of Lincoln's Gettysburg address came from remarks scrawled on the White House pantry doors. I first began thinking about graffiti when in the Humanities Building. I refer specifically to the 2nd floor, where a bathroom stall door recently has been painted over. Alas, it was painted over, leaving one to ponder what could have been. The graffiti doesn't end on the door, though.