Photo
Gallery
Penn State Intercom......May
9, 2002
Hayfield House, shown above in an
undated archive photo and below as it looks today, once was the summer
home of John and Bertha Conyngham. The building now houses offices and
classrooms.
Auctioneer Ron Gilligan Sr. listens
to the bidding at the annual salvage auction held recently on the University
Park campus. Equipment and unclaimed bicycles were among the merchandise
that crossed the block.
Photo: Greg Grieco
An onlooker admires Anne, 1990,
an aluminum cut-out by Alex Katz. This piece is part of a permanent
collection on display at the Palmer Museum of Art on the University
Park campus.
Photo: Annemarie
Mountz
Sandra Spanier will
be spending a lot of times in libraries, searching the archives for Hemingway
correspondence.
Photo: Greg Grieco
Hemingway scholar
Sandra Spanier has an extensive collection of Hemingway works and related
research materials.
Photo: Greg Grieco
This image is
among the many pieces of Hemingway memorabilia in Sandra Spanier's collection.
She works for peanuts
Asia the elephant, a performer
in the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey three-ring circus, decided
to get up close and personal with the photographer while the show was
at Uni-versity Park. The circus presented several shows over a four-day
period at The Bryce Jordan Center. For more photos, go to http://www.psu.edu/ur/archives/intercom_2002/circus/.
Photo: Annemarie Mountz
Elton John pounded the keyboards during his Jan. 16 appearance at The Bryce Jordan Center with Billy Joel, another piano man.
Neil Diamond may sing about being a "Solitary Man," but his concert was one of the Jordan Center's top sellers in the first quarter of the year.
A small study of smokers found
that smokers trying to kick the habit have symptoms similar to those
experienced by patients undergoing an inflammatory response, according
to Elizabeth Corwin, assistant professor in the School of Nursing.
Photo:
Greg Grieco
Construction on the Eisenhower
Parking Deck is under way
and is scheduled to run through August.
Photos:
Greg Grieco
Construction is on schedule at the Nittany Parking Deck on the University Park campus. The project should be completed by December and will add 523 parking spaces to the deck.