There is usually post-walk entertainment as well. All of this is provided by the Pacific Pride Foundation and other major sponsors of the walk. If anyone is intersted in joining us they can call my office at 682-2822, email me or just drop by and see me. I should have buttons, sponsor sheets and other info in mid-August. It's a fun atmosphere where a lot of work gets done for a worthy cause.
Walkers definitely feel like they've done a good thing.
Back to the top Campus Connections Storke Tower Open House Uses Special Collections Photos On Sunday, July 18th, Visiting University Carillonist, Margo Halsted , hosted an open house of Storke Tower and the Thomas M. Storke Carillon. Visitors were able to take the elevator to the top of the tower and observe Professor Halstead as she played the instrument and talked about the bells. Copies of photographs from the Davidson Library's University Archives greeted the visitors as they entered the observation deck. This past year, Prof. Halstead has been on sabbatical leave from the University of Michigan School of Music, where she presides over that university's two carillons. During her stay at UCSB, she oversaw the repair and refurbishing of the carillon mechanism, keyboard and playing cabin.