September 29, 2005

Maids a'milking Corn dogs, cotton candy, a mechanical bull, scattered bales of hay, and a dunking booth transformed usually staid Tercentenary Theatre into the first Harvard State Fair on a shady Sept. 23rd evening. Above, Sara O'Rourke '09 gets into the rhythm of farm chores, as other students lined up to dunk deans and House masters. (Staff photo Justin Ide/Harvard News Office) Full story

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

Campus news and events

• Harvard launches new photo conservation program
  Brenda Bernier to assume conservator post Oct. 1

• Daniel Lord Smail joins FAS as professor of history
  Master of many disciplines is an 'archival historian of great originality'

• State fair, films ring in semester

• Bring Gazette headlines to your desktop via RSS

Awards and fellowships

• HMS Scholars in Medicine buys valuable time
  Funds provided for family and research

• Stampfer and Willett named 'most-cited scientists of the decade'

• Provost's Fund for Instructional Technology seeks project proposals

In memoriam

• Memorial Minute: Philip S. Holzman
  

This month in Harvard history

President Summers holds office hours today

Police reports

In brief

Newsmakers