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Phuture Phuture Day 2007 | page 2
An elevator ride to the top of one of the area's tallest buildings (the Cofrin Library).
Once there, posing beside the desk of the "Big Principal," UW-Green Bay Chancellor Bruce Shepard.
Loading up at the candy basket in the Chancellor's reception area. With 1,000 or more kids passing by during the day, refills were frequent.
Fifth-graders and their UW-Green Bay student tour guides enjoyed themselves — and the view — from the Library's top floor.
College kids do it; why not them? A group of visitors indulges in a UW-Green Bay tradition: leaving handprints in the vintage, 1970s shag-carpet wall near the Chancellor's Office.
Students and mentors filled the hallways, visiting classrooms, residence halls, the Cofrin Library and other parts of campus.
The reflecting pool in the Lenfestey Courtyard of Mary Ann Cofrin Hall was a popular stop on a warm day.
Visitors and their college-age tour guides enjoyed the courtyard.
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