named one of U.S.A. Today's Top Scholars.
Not just famed for its ice skating rink, Rockefeller Plaza
serves up some of the best cheesecake in New York City.
The Aaron's 499 NASCAR race at Talladega
Speedway gets underway in Talladega, Alabama.
Pete Townshend of the British band, The Who, plays
during a concert at Hershey, Pennsylvania's Giant Center.
The debut show for designer Irene Munger's line, "Blackpool"
was during New York's Olympus Fashion Week.
A couple takes advantage of the nice weather and studies
on the Quad at the University of Alabama.
Buzz Owens joins fellow bikers from around the area every
Tuesday night for "Biker Night" at Rhythm and Brews located
in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
The Marine Corps band was on hand to participate
in the second Presidential Inaugural Parade for
George W. Bush in Washington, D.C
George W. Bush in Washington, D.C
Studio shot of Nine West shoes.
The state of Hawaii was represented in the Inaugural Parade
for George W. Bush with an Aloha float with traditional
Hawaiian dancers.
India.arie performs during the Homecoming
festivities at the University of Alabama.
Dancers perform from the Alabama Repertory Dance Theater
at the Moody Music Concert Hall at the University of Alabama.
Byron Quann, former president and CEO of Whitaker Center
for Science and the Arts, stands among children performing as a
part of the Russian American Kids Circus at the
Sunoco Theater in Harrisburg, PA.
Both love and spring are in bloom at Big Spring Park
in Huntsville, Alabama.
A little girl at St. Stephen's Episcopal School in
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Sophomore forward, Kennedy Winston, goes up for points in
the Crimson Tide's 70-67 loss to Vanderbilt.
The Gates, a modern art work, by Cristo and Jeanne-Claude
was installed in New York's Central Park for sixteen days.
The Pennsylvania state capitol building in Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania covered in snow.
The circus came to town in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The day
before the opening night, the elephants are seen here
getting a bath from their trainer.
Dennis McKibbem, of Williamsport, portrays a Stockbridge
Indian during a historical reenactment.
These sisters, ages four and six, were featured on the
November 2006 cover of Central Penn Parent for
the article "Kids in the Kitchen."
Note: These next four photos are from the same event.
More than a million protesters came to New York City during
the Republican National Convention in 2004 as part of the
United for Peace and Justice protest march.
The New York Police Department was out in full force to
ensure the safety of the public as well as the rights of the
protestors.
Just two, of more than one million people, that came
out to protest the policies of President Bush.
United for Peace and Justice workers lead the protest
along 34th Street past the Empire State Building.

























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