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Description	A cropped scan of a photo of Pennsylvania Hall, now demolished and replaced by a modern residence hall of the same name, from inside Pitt Stadium, also now demolished. This side of Pennsylvania Hall shows the "Hail to Pitt" sign that existed in many variations throughout the years on the campus of the University of Pittsburgh. This version was painted for the 100th season of Pitt football in 1990. It depicts a stylized version of Giuseppe Moretti's Panther statues as well as the traditional script Pitt logo that served as the primary athletic logo from 1973 until 1997. Hail to Pitt is both the title of the primary fight song of the University of Pittsburgh, as well as the most common athletic slogan.
Source	1993 Pitt Football Media Guide, inside front cover crop, photographer unknown, media guide ©1993
Article	Hail to Pitt
Portion used	less than half of the original photo is used
Low resolution?	Yes, the resolution is not of commercial/professional quality and the image size is less than 0.3Mb.
Purpose of use	used here for non-commercial purposes, to enrich the encyclopedic understanding of the topic and show the pervasiveness of phrase and song, "Hail to Pitt" within the culture and community of the University of Pittsburgh. It is also of historic value since the buildings and sign are now demolished.
Replaceable?	None, Pennsylvania Hall was demolished in November 1998 and Pitt Stadium was demolished in 1999. The sign was destroyed with the demolition of Pennsylvania Hall.
Other information	As less than half of the original image is used, the use of this image will not affect the value of the original work or limit the copyright holder's rights or ability to distribute his original work. The presence of trademarked logos within the image are not of sufficient quality to be reproduced for any commercial use. Readers will benefit significantly from being able to visual identify the art when reading the cited articles as it provides context to the use of the phrase "Hail to Pitt" within the culture and community of the University of Pittsburgh. The image is only being used for informational purposes to depict the importance of the slogan to the culture and community of the University of Pittsburgh and the university's athletics. Its inclusion in the article adds significantly to the article because it exemplifies an important of the slogan and fight song, the topic of this article, to the culture and community of the University of Pittsburgh and the university's athletics. copies made from this 272kb image, scanned from printed material, will be of very inferior quality there is no known alternative, public domain or free-copyrighted replacement available, as the buildings and sign no long exists.
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current	23:19, 6 December 2017		295 × 337 (26 KB)	DatBot (talk \| contribs)	Reduce size of non-free image (BOT - disable)
	21:20, 8 February 2009	No thumbnail	347 × 397 (202 KB)	Crazypaco (talk \| contribs)	== Summary == {{Non-free use rationale \|Article=Hail to Pitt \|Description=A photo of Pennsylvania Hall, now demolished and replaced by a modern residence hall of the same name, from inside Pitt Stadium, also now demo

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