As part of the gathering, Bryan Stephenson, an attorney for Equal Justice Initiative in Montgomery, Ala. will discuss the fates of wrongfully accused prisoners in Alabama, including that of Johnny D. McMillan, who was convicted of murder and who spent seven years on Alabama's Death Row before being released following a successful appeal by Stephenson. Ted Arroyo of the Twomey Center for Peace through Justice at Loyola University in New Orleans is also slated to speak. Arroyo is a sociologist by training and is a former Provincial of the Southern Province. Spring Hill College faculty, staff and students are invited to join the Mobile community Nov. 11 in stamping out diabetes during the 2000 Walk to Cure Diabetes. Sponsored by the Gulf Cost Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation and the Diabetes Research Foundation, the walk will begin at 9 a.m. with registration at the Municipal Park Performing Arts Pavilion.
Walkers can participate individually or as a team.
Faculty and staff interested in forming a team or who want more information should contact Dorothy Curry, College receptionist at ext.