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Lady Liberty on Lake Mendota (766 words) |
 | The presence of Lady Liberty on Lake Mendota was the handiwork of Jim Mallon and Leon Varjian, the two leaders of the University of Wisconsin-Madison's notorious Pail and Shovel (P&S) party. |
| In 1996 Lady Liberty made a brief reappearance when she was rescued from her shed and lovingly reconstructed by the Hoofers, the University of Wisconsin-Madison's outdoor recreation club. |
| The construction of Lady Liberty represented an ingenious spin on the perennial fascination college students have with stealing statues. |
| Lady Liberty (1283 words) |
| Lady Liberty, by contrast, is a feminine symbol that evokes the compassion at the heart of democracy, the ultimate goal of which is liberation and happiness for all people. |
| Lady Liberty is the best visual symbol we have for what we truly love – the liberation and advancement of all humankind. |
| Lady Liberty thus represents the true heart of America and is a far more potent and accurate symbol for our mission than the American flag. |
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