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Photo by John Hughey
Oct. 8 “Hoosier view” |
At which IU campus can you see this image? If you think you have
a clue, send an E-mail by Oct. 15 naming the campus and location
of this mystery photo to: jhughey@indiana.edu.
We’ll reveal the campus location in the next issue of IU Home
Pages. Think you have a great “Hoosier view” photo? Send us
an idea, and we’ll try to stump your colleagues.
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Photo by Chris Meyer
Sept. 24 “Hoosier view” |
Answer: The Sept. 24 “Hoosier view” is a detail from a
life-sized bas-relief. The memorial artwork is in the lobby of
the Medical Library and Research Building at the IU School of
Medicine on the IUPUI campus. It honors Indiana Medical College
founder, Dr. John Stough Bobbs. Bobbs performed the world’s first
gall bladder surgery in 1867. The memorial was crafted by artist
Gutzon Borglum in 1916. Borglum later created Mount Rushmore.
One guess: Mary Hardin from the IUPUI campus was the
only person to submit an E-mail identifying the mystery photo.
Hoosier view archive
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