Mary Ann Vecchio

In 1970, publishing one of the defining photographs of the anti-Vietnam War movement, Life Magazine editors removed an offending gatepost that appeared to rise from the head of Mary Ann Vecchio as she bent over the body of a student shot by the National Guard at Kent State University.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed MICHAEL POSNER 2011

KENT, Ohio - Forty springs ago, on the day the Vietnam War came home as it never had before, Mary Ann Vecchio was there.

RGJ.com - Latest News By Rick Hampson 2010

His picture of the screaming girl, Mary Ann Vecchio, standing over the dead body of Jeffrey Miller has won a Pulitzer Prize and recognition throughout the world.

KentNewsNet.com 2009

Speaker Mary Ann Vecchio, who was the subject of John Filo's Pulitzer Prize-winning photo from May 4, said the commemoration is only one step of many toward understanding.

KentNewsNet.com 2009

Mary Ann Vecchio, the subject of John Filo's Pulitzer Prize photo of May 4, 1970, walked up the ramp, passing Filo as he walked back to his seat after leaving the podium.

KentNewsNet.com 2009

His picture of the screaming girl, Mary Ann Vecchio, standing over the dead body of Jeffrey Miller has won a Pulitzer Prize and recognition throughout the world.

KentNewsNet.com 2009

Ashton: Like John Filo's 1970 Pulitzer Prize-winning photo of Mary Ann Vecchio, whose arms extended toward her dead friend, also reminded us of the Pietà!

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- photographer John Filo, who won a Pulitzer Prize for his photo of Mary Ann Vecchio over Jeffrey Miller's dead body.

KentNewsNet.com 2009