Ahhh….my alma mater, Muhlenberg College.  What a beautiful campus with amazing architecture!  Most of the buildings have red doors as a sign of welcome and typical of the European/Protestant [Lutheran] heritage of the college.  The dome/bell tower is the focal point of the campus.  I spent many a happy day here and have some wonderful memories of interesting classes and inspiring professors.  It was at Muhlenberg that I learned to develop film in their darkroom.  It was a summer photography class and I loved most every aspect of it … except being in that tiny room, in total darkness, with a canister and a can opener.  I’ll never forget the time we were assigned to photograph motion, so I went to an amusement park and shot a roll or two of film.  Something went terribly wrong in the developing and the negatives were blank!!  I had to drive all the way back to the amusement park [1-1/2 hours each way], reshoot the assignment, go back to the college and develop and print the images all before the next class.   Aaaacckkkk!!   I still am thankful to have had the opportunity to learn to develop and print my own images in the darkroom!  Thank you Muhlenberg!!