In honor of Eve Carson
to help my classmates do what they want to do


Eve Carson | student body president | UNC-Chapel Hill

The entire UNC campus, community and alumni mourn the loss of Eve Carson on March 5, 2008. She had a strong commitment to public service symbolized in her response to the question, “Why Do You Do What You Do?”

This photograph was made of her on Monday, March 3rd — two days earlier. News article.

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because otherwise he would be lost


Maz | home educator, amateur photographer & artist
Chepstow, United Kingdom

I took my son out of school after 3 years of fear and negativity, and began to teach him at home. He began the long road to recovering his self esteem and his love of learning, and he is now, three years later, enjoying life again. Why do I do what I do? Because otherwise he would be lost... to learning, to us, and to himself.

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to explore layers of truth


Don Falk | physician artist | Pahoa, Hawaii | META

attempting to gather some sense of how truth can be revealed as we explore what we believe, especially in this world of contradicting truths, incompatible truths, paradoxical truths... discovering where what we were told to believe and what we discover as our truth intersect or collide. it comes through assemblages of material that often have been cast off, it comes through the therapy sessions that patients share, and it comes through the world of the written word in novels and works of non-fiction. and overheard conversations and years of journal entries, and the messages from family, friends and lovers

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Because I don't want to fade away


Nat Storer | Dover-Sherborn Regional High
Sherborne, Michigan

I am a very reserved person, so people rarely see who I really am. I express myself through art and music because I am a very creative person and they allow me to make my impact on the world and keep myself grounded.

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