Cornellians Seek to Raise Awareness for Prison Reform

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By GABRIELLA LEE Correction appeneded The Cornell Prison Reform and Education Project constructed a wooden structure meant to replicate solitary confinement on Ho Plaza Monday in order to educate students and increase student interest in the prison system. Garrison Lovely ’16 discusses the Cornell Prison Reform and Education Project with students Monday afternoon on Ho Plaza. (Sonya Ryu / Sun Staff Photographer)

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