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lighting up for the evening, and were able to experience the spectacular view from both the observation deck and the open porch one story higher up. While waiting to board the elevator at the World Trade Towers the students were approached by a Japanese radio crew who recorded students greetings to Japanese listeners back home.
On their last day in the city the Wakefield group spent the morning in Central Park and at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where they J viewed the Egyptian display and the ; medieval suits of armor. Later they ; traveled uptown by tour bus past j the Cathedral of St. John the Divine j and Columbia Univeristy through J Harlem to the Ft. Washington sec- I tion of Manhattan where they spent j two hours exploring the Cloisters.
On arriving back in Washington, ; several students commented on how j small and uncrowded the Capital < City looks when compared to the metropolis they had just visited. j
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