USF Involvement Fair Falls Silent in Solidarity With Slain Teen
At the USF Involvement Fair, hundreds observed a moment of silence to honor the death of Ferguson, Mo. teen Michael Brown.
More than 200 USFers fell silent on Gleeson Plaza at 12:30 Thursday afternoon and some held up signs in honor of Michael Brown — the Ferguson, Mo., teen killed by police in early August.
The tribute was part of the university’s annual recruitment fair for the 100-plus campus clubs and organizations involved in everything from political advocacy and animal rights to fraternities and sororities. Students connected with dozens of like-minded groups seeking to preserve the environment, work with San Quentin State Prison inmates, and practice speaking French.
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The Involvement Fair is sponsored by USF Student Leadership and Engagement, where students can find and join groups who share their interests and passions.
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