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Designed
as a traveling exhibition, the wall-panel construction totals
more than 2,500 square feet of text, photographs, drawings and
artifacts such as diaries, letters, awards, and molecular models
on loan from Oregon State University's Ava Helen and Linus Pauling
papers.
Multimedia
and hands-on stations combine to create a compelling portrayal
of Linus Pauling's influence on the 20th Century as scientific
discoverer, dedicated humanitarian, crusader against testing of
atmospheric nuclear weapons, defender of civil liberties, and
prominent researcher on orthomolecular medicine, Vitamin C and
health. |
