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I had Douglas Snow as a professor in an art appreciation class as the U of U in 1960. He opened up my eyes to the beauy all around us--He said with all the water in the SLC area there should be more fountain throwing that beautiful water into the air--I think of it every time I see water running uslessly do a gutter--He was a life long infuence for good.
sensitivity, passion, humor, love affair with life. That's how I'll remember
him.
Thank you for your thoughtful article about Doug.
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