Fall 2000

Print cover photo: Andy Warhol’s famous Telephone from 1961 sets the tone (ahem!) for the Tang’s opening exhibit, a witty, wide-ranging exploration of the role of sound in art and culture. (Photo by Richard Stoner. Copyright 2000, Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts/ARS, New York.)

Web cover photo: Tang visitors can encounter Stephanie Rowden’s audio art by pulling open little doors to hear Saratoga sounds and voices.

Fall Quiz:
Who, what, where?

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Remember the first Scribner Library, on the downtown campus? Remember Scribner as the first building on the new campus? Remember using the “gymbrary” while Scribner was enlarged and renovated?

If so, you won’t want to miss Make No Small Plans, the new Skidmore history book by Mary C. Lynn, professor of American studies. Jammed with facts and photos, reports and recollections, Make No Small Plans will be “required reading” for alumni of all eras, as well as Skidmore parents, Saratoga residents, and history buffs at large.