Waving banners and singing, about 300 people marched into Pack Square around foam coat noon to mark

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Waving banners and singing, about 300 people marched into Pack Square around foam coat noon to mark Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The march, followed by speeches and music, was the capstone of several days of events celebrating King's message of racial equality, peace and social justice. Photos foam coat of the event below: Photos by David Forbes
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