Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 14, 1996
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'Dance of Paradise,' an entry in the two-person 20-hour ice sculpting competition drew lots of attention during its creation at the Plymouth Ice Festival Saturday. The warming trend made working with the ice more difficult, but just right for the half-million people who are expected to visit the show that ends Monday.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 19, 1984
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AVANT-GARDE BIKE RACK - Pranksters are up to their old tricks, adding new touches to the sculpture known as 'Tree of Knowledge.' The hanging bike, however, is harmless compared with previous pranks. When the sculpture graced the traffic island at State and liberty streets five years ago, vandals repeatedly splashed it with paint. Later, it sat in a city storage yard, entangled in overgrown weeds. The 1,600-pound work, created by former Ann Arborite Ronald Bauer, was sandblasted and re-installed two weeks ago at Hanover square, a mini-park at the entrance of Packard Road and Division Street.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 26, 1964
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WHITE WHALE AND FRIENDS: Forsythe Junior High School had a "whale of a class" yesterday afternoon. Members of the fifth-hour physical education class and their teacher, Mrs. Catherine Tank, pose with their snow sculpture of a whale which took them 20 minutes to make. Their snow sculpture project substituted for sledding.