Kevin Righter '87

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Planetary scientist Kevin Righter '87 works at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston and oversees the latest additions to the largest meteorite collection in the world.

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Found in Antarctica in 1979, Righter's favorite meteorite has been sliced for analysis. Photo: Lynn Lane.

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Photo of an American soldier standing with the Berlin Wall in the background
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The Wall in Our Heads: American Artists and the Berlin Wall

The Wall in Our Heads: American Artists and the Berlin Wall
Through December 13, 2015
Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery, Whitehead Campus Center

Features critical American artistic perspectives of the Berlin Wall from 1961 through the present, including artworks that confront social boundaries in the United States as well as the complex historical crossroads of Berlin. Curated by Paul M. Farber, Postdoctoral Writing Fellow. Details »

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Leonard Freed, American Soldiers Stand Guard as the Berlin Wall is Put Up, 1961, Brigitte Freed/Magnum Photos.

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