President Barack Obama, the 44th president of the United States, addresses the eager crowd inside Henninger High School on Thursday, Aug. 22.
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Hundreds gather at Henninger High School to hear President Barack Obama speak.
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Protesters gather on a local lawn in an attempt to raise awareness about hydrofracking.
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Ray Kemble holds a jug of contaminated well water from his home in Dimock, Pa.
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Albert Crudo holds up a sign to passing traffic protesting against hydrofracking's effects on the environment.
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Citizens welcome President Barack Obama while protesting against hydrofracking in New York.
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Lana Hijazi, a graduate student in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, calls for peace between Israel and Palestine on the corner of Robinson Street and Teall Avenue near Henninger High School.
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Albert Crudo, a resident of Manhattan, N.Y., leads the crowd in a "Hydrofracking Kills" chant.
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Demonstrators gather together to protest various environment, social and political issues.
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Hundreds of spectators cheer as President Barack Obama walks onto the stage inside Henninger High School.
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President Barack Obama addresses the issue of college affordability while on stage inside Henninger High School.
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Spectators inside Henninger High School cheer as President Barack Obama leaves the stage.
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Chancellor Nancy Cantor attends President Barack Obama's speech inside Henninger High School.
Chase Gaewski | Photo EditorPublished on August 22, 2013 at 9:51 pm