The New Yorker, December 12 , 1953P. 35 Interplanetary Intelligence: Some man, woman or child has lately been writing a blunt message in chalk on sidewalks all over Greenwich Village: "Martians Go Home".
By Julion Handler and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, December 12 , 1953P. 35 Interplanetary Intelligence: Some man, woman or child has lately been writing a blunt message in chalk on sidewalks all over Greenwich Village: "Martians Go Home".
"Peace activists, indigenous rights activists, immigrant activists — they're all here," said Liz Hourican, 40, who belongs to the antiwar group Code Pink and was scrawling a message in pink chalk on a sidewalk in downtown Phoenix, calling on American troops to come home.
On the Northwest corner of 92nd Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan, there was a message on the sidewalk in pink chalk on May 7th.
On the northwest corner of 92nd Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan, there was a message on the sidewalk in pink chalk on May 7. "Sophia K". and underneath, "Prom?" I was glad there was no rain, and assume she knew who had sent the message.
The day after, White went to the Capitol and penned her message on the sidewalk, in broad daylight.
Write your initials in sidewalk chalk.
For the rest of our campus tour, it seemed impossible to escape student organizations: fliers and posters pinned to dorm walls, messages in chalk on sidewalks, folding tables in student unions.
"This message" in another message.
