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ALT A film by WBGU-PBS Trailblazing Women in Ohio Politics A look at some of Ohio's most important and influential politicians and the trailblazing path they took to elective office. Hosted by: League of Women Voters of Bowling Green The public is invited to a preview screening March 21-7 PM Union Theater, BTSU BGSU: Refreshments Provided Major funding provided by Ohio History Fund and Ohio Humanities, Bowling Green State University (Political Science and the Office of the President, Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship). Additional funding by: Dr. Maribeth S. and Martin E Rahe
ALT A film by WBGU-PBS Trailblazing Women in Ohio Politics A look at some of Ohio's most important and influential politicians and the trailblazing path they took to elective office. Hosted by: League of Women Voters of Bowling Green The public is invited to a preview screening March 2-7 PM Maumee Indoor Theatre Panel Discussion to follow with: Paula Hicks-Hudson, Ohio Senator, Donna Owens, former Mayor of Toledo. Major funding provided by Ohio History Fund and Ohio Humanities, Bowling Green State University (Political Science and the Office of the President, Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship). Additional funding by: Dr. Maribeth S. and Martin E Rahe
ALT A large American flag with many small American flags in large numbers to honor those who died on September 11th. The flags are staked in green grass on the old portion of Bowling Green State University's campus, in front of a building of yellow brick.
![A board describing a field of American flags staked in the ground. The board pictures two blue lights rising out of a large scene of buildings that is downtown Manhattan. The rising blue lights signify where the twin towers---World Trade Center---were before they were destroyed on September 11th, 2001. The board with the picture reads: "The 2971 small flags represent the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The two large flags [not pictured here] represent Kathy Hawk Nicosia ('69) and William Ruth ('71, '73), two BGSU alumni who were killed during the 9/11 terrorist attacks." The board and flags are staked in green grass on the old portion of Bowling Green State University's campus, in front of a building of yellow brick.](https://venexa.site/media/E-7EBQlVkAMBHRk.jpg)
ALT A board describing a field of American flags staked in the ground. The board pictures two blue lights rising out of a large scene of buildings that is downtown Manhattan. The rising blue lights signify where the twin towers---World Trade Center---were before they were destroyed on September 11th, 2001. The board with the picture reads: "The 2971 small flags represent the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The two large flags [not pictured here] represent Kathy Hawk Nicosia ('69) and William Ruth ('71, '73), two BGSU alumni who were killed during the 9/11 terrorist attacks." The board and flags are staked in green grass on the old portion of Bowling Green State University's campus, in front of a building of yellow brick.
ALT Many small American flags are staked in the ground to honor those who died on September 11th, 2001. The flags are in green grass on the old portion of Bowling Green State University's campus, in front of a building of yellow brick.
