September 9, 2009 - 1:08am
BY DAILY EDITORS
Stoney Burke (right) shields himself from the rain with Ann Arbor locals Jon Wallace (left) and Geoffrey Scott (middle) after giving an impassioned speech to passersby on the Diag on Tuesday 8th 2009. Burke uses props to draw attention to his speeches which emphasize free speech and class consciousness.
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