Prof. Rein Vanderhill

I think the closing of the show to the public was an attempt to manage a difficult public relations problem. The public face of the college is at least a partial mask over the true identity of who we are and what we do. It seems that when that mask is removed on occasion, those responsible for the mask replace it as quickly as they can, trying not to suffocate the true face of the college. It is just harder to be heard when trying to speak from behind a mask.

It’s the dead fish that swim downstream.