Westminster College in Fulton is celebrating the anniversary of the demise of the Berlin Wall with several activities the rest of the day, including a film, debate and special addresses.

Westminster students will tear down a replica of the Berlin Wall at the moment that crowds began to tear down the actual wall, at 6:53 p.m.

Westminster College has other activities planned during the week:

Film Screening: Something to Do with the Wall

November 9

2pm-3:30pm, National Churchill Museum, Clementine Room

TGIM (Gott sei Dank fuer Montag!) – German Celebration for Westminster Campus

November 9

4pm – 6pm – Latshaw Plaza (weather plan Mueller Student Center)

Tear Down that Wall Program

November 9

Special program and tearing down of the mock Berlin Wall

Featured speakers –Herr Lansing Hecker, German Honorary Consul and Dr Bernd von Muenchow-Pohl, Director, German Information Center USA

6pm – Program and 6:53 – Wall Event - Latshaw Plaza (weather plan Mueller Student Center)

Film Screening: History-Modern Marvels the Berlin Wall

November 10

2pm-3pm - National Churchill Museum, Clementine Room

Film Screening: ABC News Classics the Fall of the Berlin Wall

November 11

2pm-2:45pm - National Churchill Museum, Clementine Room

Children's Program: Berlin Wall

November 14

11am-Noon - National Churchill Museum, Anson Cutts Gallery

Reservations required (ages 6-12 only) - Cost: $5.00

Film Screening: When the Wall Came Tumbling Down

November 14

1pm-2:30pm, National Churchill Museum, Clementine Room