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Page 161: Graduates of the Educational Opportunities Program from the Class of 1974
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Page 217: Chancellor of the State University of New York D. Bruce Johnstone presents the Presidential Medallion to H. Patrick Swygert at the President's Inauguration.
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Page 114 B-Bottom: Campus Day 1948: John Jennings, '49 (center) the first African-American student elected president of the Student Association (1948-1949) presents Donald Ely, '51, leader of the victorious Green Gremlins with the Campus Day Cup as Harold "Sparky" Vaugh, '50, leader of the Yellow Jackets, looks on.
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Page 45: Front Cover of Vol. 16 No. 2 of The Echo
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Page 71 A-Top: Panoramic view of campus highlighting 1929 addition of (l-r) Milne, Page and Richardson Halls.
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Page 98 B-Bottom: Ellen Stokes, Dean of Women.
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Page 31: Kate Stoneman, '66; New York suffragist and first women to pass the bar exam in New York State
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Page 194: Dr. David Axelrod addressing the crowd at Commencement.
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Page 142: "The Cave" in Husted Cafeteria.
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Page 126: Walter Tisdale, a retired U.S. Army Engineer, served as the University's liaison with the architect and successfully influenced the final design of the campus.
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Page 68 B-Bottom: Women's Gymnastics Class.
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Page 32 E-Bottom Right: Andress B. Hull, '62 Civil War Captain
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Page 138 A-Top Left: Merlin Hathaway joined the staff in 1944 and oversaw the rapid expansion of physical education and intercollegiate athletics in the 1960s.
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Page 89 B-Bottom Left: Jack Smith, '43, later a long-time physics professor at Albany, was present at the explosion of the first atomic bomb in New Mexico in 1945.
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Page 104 B-Bottom: Faculty member Vivian Hopkins (English and comparative literature).
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Page 183 A-Top: Collins Fellow and Psychology Professor Shirley C. Brown.
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Page 77 B-Bottom: "Dean Pierce's Idea of Sigma Nu Kappa House," a cartoon from the Psi Gamma Sorority publication The Pretzel.
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Page 189 B-Bottom: Zoraida Davis, '91, star player on the women's softball team.
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Page 180: Convocation and Procession for the Opening of the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy. Grand Marshal Eugene McLaren of Chemistry leads, followed by Provost Warren and Commencement Speaker Alice Rivlin, former director of the Congressional Budget Office.
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Page 85 E-Middle Right: Faculty member Mattie Green (physician)
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Page 59 C-Bottom Right: Anna Boocheever de Beer, '12
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Page 174 A-Left: Michael Lampert, '73, became a prominent litigator in New York and New Jersey.
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Page 122 A-Top: Quarter Century Club members Henrietta Brett, '15, Jacob Epstein, '15 and Florence Linindoll Hilton, '31 on Alumni Day.
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Page 90: Kappa Beta reunion dinner to commemorate the final State College servicemen having been discharged from war service.
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Page 50: Professor Wetmore's Natural Sciences Laboratory in the Willett Street Building
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Page 143: U.N. Secretary General U Thant visited the campus in 1966 as part of a University Seminar Series on Peaceful Change.
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Page 91: College centennial observation. From left to right: author John Erksine; Regent Leland Thompson; U.S. Commissioner of Education George Stoddard; Judge Newton B. VanDerzee; President John Sayles.
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Page 71 B-Bottom: Class of 1920 and 1922 at a Halloween Party.
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Page 176: Physics Professor Alain Kaloyeros with graduate students.
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Page 35 B-Bottom: Edward B. Horton, '86
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Page 110 B-Bottom: Christmas Formal dance, sponsored by the Inter-Sorority and Inter-Fraternity Councils
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Page 115 B-Top Right: Clarence Rappleyea, '57
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Page 214 B-Bottom Left: Susan Molinari, '80, '81, the first Albany graduate ever elected to Congress.
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Page 99 A-Top Left: Construction of Brubacher Hall.
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Page 159: A protest on Alumni Quad against the state's action during the Attica Prison uprising.
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Page 147 B-Bottom: Action shot of the men's soccer team.
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Page 152: Sigma Tau Beta, winners of the prize for best float in the 1969 Homecoming Parade.
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Page 127 A-Top: The laying of the cornerstone on Dutch Quad.
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Page 73 B-Bottom: Men's Tennis Team.
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Page 81: Agnes Futterer
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Chapter II: The Normal School 1848 to 1890, pages 25-44
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Page 158: A protest in support of the Black Panthers at the State Capitol.
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Page 167: (l to r) Louis Salkever, Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies; unidentified; John Hartigan, Assistant Vice President for Finance; President Emmett Fields; and John Hartley, Vice President for Business and Finance.
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Page 138 C-Bottom Left: Mathematics professor Violet Larney began teaching at Albany in 1952 and saw the transition of mathematics from an undergraduate teaching department to a graduate and research-oriented unit.
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Page 140 A-Top: Members of the Atmospheric Sciences Research Center on a field trip to Yellowstone.
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Page 183 C-Bottom Right: Edward Crowley of the Art Department.
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Page 105 B-Bottom: Faculty member Josiah Phinney (economics).
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Page 107 B-Bottom: A biology laboratory.
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Chapter I: Beginnings 1844 to 1848, pages 11-24
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Page 69 A-Top: Leanard Anderson Blue, first Dean of the College.
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Page 164: Seth Spellman of the School of Social Welfare led the James E. Allen Collegiate Center.
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Page 21: Phoebe Ann Barnard, '47
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Page 83: Members of the Class of '35 clowning around for the camera.
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Page 209 A-Left: William Kennedy, Professor of English at the Albany premiere of the film based on his novel Ironweed.
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Page 186 B-Bottom: Students and Faculty set a Guinness World Record for largest game of musical chairs.
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Page 136: Webb Fiser, Vice President for Academic Affairs
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Page 216: Torch night continues as one of the most enduring student traditions at Albany. It was renewed and enlarged in the 1980s.
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Page 130: Torch Night.
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Page 201 A-Top: Distinguished Service Professor Edna Acosta-Belen, '69, Ph.D. '77, is a member of the Department of Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
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Page 85 C-Top Right: Faculty member Harry Birchenough (math)
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Page 200: President Swygert and Mrs. Sonja Swygert with members of Purple and Gold.
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Page 179 A-Top: Jeanna Gullahorn, Vice President for Research and Dean of Graduate Studies.
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Page 120: Students protest at the State Capitol over the imposition of tuition.
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Page 151 B-Bottom: Harriet Dyer Adams, MLS '60 and former head of the University Libraries Special Collections in the 1970s.
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Page 170 A-Top: Harry Crull, teacher of the astronomy department, lost in the financial crisis of the 1970s
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Page 173 C-Bottom Left: Eric Clapton
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Page 165: Dr. Nathan Wright was among the earliest members and the first chair of the Afro-American Studies Department.
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Page 89 C-Right: Marjorie Bishop, '42 and another alumni serving in the WAVES.
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Page 192 B-Bottom: Carson Carr Jr., Associate Dean and Director of the Educational Opportunities Program.
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Page 139 A-Top: Randolph Gardner and Richard Teevan.
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Page 74: Syddum Hall in its second location in Englewood Place.
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Page 70: History Professor Adna Wood Risley in class circa 1922. Professor Risley is said to have owned the first automobile in Albany.
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Page 89 A-Top Left: Lt. Zollie Privett in the cockpit of his Tenth Air Force plane.
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Page 86: A field trip in the Pine Bush with Dr. Gertrude Douglas.
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Page 149 A-Top: Students in a dorm room with a guitar.
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Page 188: Richard "Doc" Sauers, Albany's basketball coach and faculty member in Physical Education since 1956, marked his 600th career victory in 1992, making him the winningest coach in NCAA Division III history.
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Dust Jacket: Stained Glass Window
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Page 9: President-elect Cleveland at the Closing Exercises of the State Normal School
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Page 75 B-Bottom: The Chi Sigma Theta Sorority House on State Street.
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Page 207 B-Bottom: The 1993 Alumni(ae) leadership team.
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Page 55 A-Top: State Normal College Varsity Baseball Team
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Page 213 B-Bottom: Homecoming 1990: (l to r) President Swygert, Howard Gross, President's Outstanding Young Alumni Service Award Winners Patty E. Salkin, '85 and Frederick Brewington, '79, Adrienne Brewington and Alumni Association President Susan VanHorn Shipherd, '64.
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Page 166: Philip Sirotkin, Vice President for Academic Affairs.
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Page 140 B-Bottom: Professor Ray Falconer of the Atmospheric Sciences Research Center.
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Page 108 A-Top: Rivalry tug-of-war.
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Page 102: The dining room at Sayles Hall.
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Page 79 A-Center: Gladys Newell, '30; a social studies teacher for 40 years and the President of the New York State Teachers' Association in 1966.
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Chapter V: The Apogee of Teacher Education, pages 93-117
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Page 95: Male students playing pool in Vanderzee Hall.
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Page 150 B-Bottom: Robert Peterkin, '66, MA '76, formerly superintendent of Milwaukee schools.
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Page 157: Attorney William Kunstler speaking to a crowd of 6,000 on campus.
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Page 39 B-Bottom: Mary F. Hyde, '69; Teacher of Arithmetic, Geometry and Rhetoric
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Page 160: Carl Martin, a counselor in the Educational Opportunities Program meets with a student.
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Page 115 D-Bottom Right: Betty Duda, '59
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Page 209 C-Bottom Right: Novelist Toni Morrison receiving the Governor's Arts Award from Governor Mario Cuomo. Morrison joined the University at Albany faculty from 1985 to 1989 as the holder of the Schweitzer Chair in the Humanities. (photograph missing)
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Page 114 A-Top: Louis Wolner, '30 and Leonard E. Friedlander, '39, president of the Alumni Association, pass the torch to Sigmund Smith, president of the Class of 1956 in the annual Torchlight Ceremony.
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Page 196: Sheri Dinkelsohn was Commencement student speaker in 1989.
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Page 110 A-Top: The Boulevard Café was the meeting place for the Philosophy Club.
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Page 128 B-Bottom: Homecoming Queen Harriet Tucker.
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Page 96 A-Top: President Evan Revere Collins with his wife and faculty.
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