Whitechapel Road Road in 1884. Visitors paid to see him in the back room of a shop owned by showman Tom Norman. The shop was directly opposite the Royal London Hospital, and Merrick was frequently visited by doctors. Merrick later moved to the hospital permanently, where he spent the last years of his life. The Blind Beggar is at No. 337 and was the founding point of the Salvation Army following a meeting outside the pub by William Booth in 1865. On 9 March 1966, the venue became notorious after Ronnie Kray fatally shot George Cornell at the pub. The premises remains
At What Cost?, Cornell Arts Quad display, and the website. After the NLRB reversed the 2004 Brown decision, the At What Cost? group was revived by four graduate students in the Chemistry, Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, and Chemical Biology departments to raise transparency concerns about the new unionization effort by Cornell GSU, the graduate worker union affiliated with AFT/NYSUT. Spearheaded by a group of graduate students, this revived At What Cost? group offer a counter-perspective to Cornell GSU's pro-union message. The group has raised issues with union dues that will be paid by the members if Cornell GSU becomes their bargaining representative. It has