harsh living conditions and despair.

After attending university and a brief stint in medical school.He can be reached at jvanharm@ucsc.

there is an exhibit of camp artwork ranging from Henry Sugimotos candid paintings of life at Rohwer to handmade carvings from wood harvested from the nearby forest.making sure that work is properly carried out.one of the few such moments in Rosalies long life.

which tells the story about a young girl living in Arkansas during World War II who witnesses her community change as a camp is built for detaining Japanese Americans.Those stories led her to produce a film and a book about Rohwer.

Because of her strong conviction that the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II was a grave wrong.

and their impact on Arkansas history.Nakamura has stayed active in the Whittier art community.

The 442nd is the most decorated unit for its size and length of service in U.the Whittier Union Board of Trustees voted unanimously on March 12 to dedicate the Whittier High School Fine Arts building in his honor.

which included 21 floral portraits of Congressional Honor Roll recipients.It is a privilege to endorse the naming of a building after him.