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Penn State Intercom......January
17, 2002
Muslims gather
for prayer in the Pollock Rec Room on the University Park campus every
Friday when classes are in session. Shoes are removed to keep the worship
area plain and clean.
Photos: Greg Grieco
The Markle Mansion
today serves as the main administration building for Penn State Hazleton.
A Nittany Lion statue, a three-fourth's scale replica of the original
at University Park, stands in the island of the building's semi-circular
driveway.
This archive photo of female students at Penn State Hazleton was taken in 1957.
Penn State Hazleton's men's
basketball team from the 1947-48 academic year posed for a commemorative
photo.
Dig in
Doug Rosefsky, left,
and Jeff Dice, both on the Office of Physical Plant landscape crew,
clean up what the plows couldn't get after a storm dumped more than
a foot of snow on the University Park campus.
Photo:
Annemarie Mountz
G.M. McCrossin Inc.
of Bellefonte has been chosen
as the contractor for the Pasquerilla Spiritual Center construction project
on the University Park campus. Construction fences are up and preliminary
work has begun on the project, which includes renovations to the Helen
Eakin Eisenhower Chapel as well as construction of the spiritual center
addition that will be located between the existing chapel and Allen Road.
Photo: Greg Grieco
Jerry Zolten, assistant professor
of speech communication, shown in this file photo, holds an album by
the Fairfield Four, an a cappella gospel quartet. Zolten is the executive
producer of Fairfield Four singer Isaac "Dickie" Freeman's first solo
effort, "Beautiful Stars." The CD helps preserve the tradition of African-American
vocal music.
Neil Diamond pays
The Bryce Jordan Center a visit at
8 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 26. For tickets, call (814) 865-5555.
The cast of "Anything Goes" embarks on a memorable cruise, singing and dancing its way across the Atlantic from Feb. 15 through 23 in The Playhouse on University Park campus. For tickets, call (814) 863-0255.
Opening soon
The unveiling of the Penn State
All-Sports Museum is rapidly approaching, with an anticipated opening
within the next several weeks or so. The museum is in the southwest
corner of Beaver Stadium on the University Park campus. For more information,
check the Web at http://www.gopsusports.com/Facilities/museum1.cfm.
Photo: Greg Grieco
Sphaerodactylus ariasae is about 16 millimeters long and lives in a cave in the Dominican Republic.
State College Borough Police
Officer Matthew Wilson,
left, gets details on how a system created by students could cut down
on the amount of paperwork he would have to do at the conclusion of
his shift. Student Greg Hartzberg explains how the time-saver works.
Photos: Greg Grieco
IST student Greg Hartzberg, right, gives Officer Matthew Wilson a run-through of the information management system he and fellow students developed for the State College Borough Police.