Asylum seekers and refugees have protested every day for 80 days on the island, erecting banners and chanting at the wire fences at the boundary of the camp.
At Trung Vuong, an elite girls' high school, the students hung up banners attacking Diệm and the Nhus, while students from the corresponding boys' schools became violent, smashing school windows and erecting banners that insulted Madame Nhu in explicit language.
Campaigners calling themselves the Friends of the Field erected banners around the site bearing the slogan: "Hove vs Gove".
The city has also gifted organisers office space, mailouts, and erected banners in support throughout the CBD to the tune of some $100,000.
As the procession began, a giant skeleton wearing a Brazilian jersey danced among the crowd while protesters performed theatrical skits, played music, and erected banners.
The corporations paid for producing and erecting the banners.
How can you elect these people?' " Last month, Chicago erected huge banners along Michigan Avenue bearing the image of its hometown hero, Mr. Obama, and "our city just beamed," as Peggy Smith, a 53-year-old nurse, put it.
It proved that a year ago when it lured Carlos Tévez, the Argentine striker, from United, erecting a huge blue banner to boast the move.
But the law makes an exception for so-called non-advertising billboards -- which include "accessory" signs that point to on-site businesses and banners erected for civic and nonprofit purposes.
Dozens of protesters streamed out of cars and onto the roadway, chanting, singing, and erecting a banner reading "Black health matters".
This flood of books raises important questions about how we remember the past: What is the line between preserving our historical memory -- ensuring that "we will never forget," as the banner erected over ground zero pledged -- and cashing in on a terrible event, between remembering and exploiting the dead?
