Cannon fires out kayaks weekly

Senior movement and sports science major Todd Cannon builds wooden sea kayaks. Cannon assembles the kayak two times a week from a pre-cut kit. It measures 18 feet long and holds 500 pounds. The kayaks weigh only 47 pounds. / photo by Liz Lucsko
Senior movement and sports science major Todd Cannon builds wooden sea kayaks. Cannon assembles the kayak two times a week from a pre-cut kit. It measures 18 feet long and holds 500 pounds. The kayaks weigh only 47 pounds. / photo by Liz Lucsko
University of La Verne graduate Liz Lucsko, recently earned a Masters in photography from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University in New York. Lucsko currently teaches Elementary Photography as a part-time faculty member. Her photography exhibit, “Banning – Stagecoach Town USA,” is on display in the Irene Carlson Gallery of Photography, and closes today. Lucsko’s interest in portrait photography has helped her personalize the photographic act for her students. / photo by Nancy Dyleuth
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