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...Harvard University Department of Astronomy lost a star on Oct. 3, 2005. Menzel Research Professor of Astrophysics Alastair G.W. Cameron died of heart failure in Tucson, Arizona. He was 80 years old. Cameron was an active member of the Harvard faculty for 26 years. He started as an associate director of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and served as Department of Astronomy chair from 1976-1982. Cameron’s primary research interests were the structure and evolution of solar nebula and the formation and sequence evolution of low-mass stars, as well as their nucleosynthesis. He also studied...
Harvard junior Ryan Maki, a former member of U.S. National Team Development Program, says he’s skated with “players from all over—places like Arizona and so on—but I don’t think I’ve ever played with anyone from Maryland...
...cable network's Evening Edition. Black notes that David Letterman started as a weatherman in Indiana. "Both jobs," he says, "are about making palatable the fact that the next five days are going to be miserable." Luckily, the comedian already has plenty of weather jokes in his act: "In Arizona they have monsoons, a wall of sand followed by water. That's not weather, that's pottery...
...ropes, had LSU within a down of victory, and crushed a pretty good Northwestern squad.Arizona State went into a tailspin after the USC loss, dropping three straight. But the Sun Devils are much better than the 4-4 record that they possess.With their bowl hopes on the line, Arizona State will come through with the victory.Final Score: Arizona State 35, Washington State 24Wisconsin (+10.5) at Penn StateThe Badgers are one shootout loss to Northwestern away from being undefeated and a top five team. The Nittany Lions, for their part, are one last-second Wolverines touchdown away from being...
...what’s in a name, anyway? Step two was to organize a program in African languages, a field that had previously been sorely neglected at Harvard. Enter John M. Mugane, who came from Kenya to study at the Universities of Arizona and Ohio as a graduate student in 1988. Gates plucked him from Ohio’s ranks in 2003. Mugane is now a Senior Preceptor in the department, and the Director of the African Language Program. He is an embodiment of the department’s new tenor...