May 31, 2001

Re-creating history A group of nine United Tribes Technical College (UTTC) art/art marketing staff and students came to the Peabody Museum to study artifacts from its Lewis and Clark Journey collection. The artists have been contracted by the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation to create museum-quality reproductions of the artifacts. Susan Haskell (left), collections associate at the Peabody Museum, uncovers a battle lance to show Butch Thunder Hawk, UTTC research and authenticity expert. Wayne Pruse, UTTC project coordinator, and Castle McLaughlin, research associate and coordinator of the Lewis and Clark Project at the Peabody Museum, look on. (Staff photo by Justin Ide)

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

Summers to be installed on Oct. 12 as 27th president
Lawrence H. Summers will be officially installed as Harvard's 27th president on Friday, Oct. 12, in an outdoor ceremony in Tercentenary Theatre.

New 3-year contract is set
Joint statement on agreement between Harvard and the HUCTW

Keillor will give PBK speech
Garrison Keillor, creator and host of Minnesota Public Radio's "A Prairie Home Companion," will be the orator at next week's Harvard Phi Beta Kappa (PBK) Literary Exercises.

CNN analyst to speak at HLS Class Day
On June 6, Greta Van Susteren, CNN legal analyst and host of "The Point With Greta Van Susteren," will deliver Harvard Law School's 2001 Class Day address.

Inventory of Native American artifacts completed
Museums' role and responsibilities as caretaker of items of cultural significance addressed

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