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Today in Photos (09/08/10)

By Noor M.R. Beckwith, Bora Fezga, Sharon Kim, and Eric Newcomer

- Several freshmen stargaze by the telescopes on the roof of the Science Center yesterday evening as Allyson Bieryla, Astronomy Lab and Telescope Manager, points out salient celestial objects. The telescopes and roof were opened to promote the General Education course SPU21: Stellar Measures of the Universe. By Noor M.R. Beckwith

- The new fall 2010 IOP Fellows share how they became involved in politics yesterday at the JFK Jr. Forum. By Bora Fezga

- IOP fellow Ophir Pines-Paz, former Israeli minister of interior and former minister of science, culture and sport, tells the audience gathered at IOP Forum about the road that led him to a career in politics yesterday. By Bora Fezga

- Harold McGee, standing, author of “On Food and Science: The Science and Lore of the Kitchet," is joined by chefs Ferran Adrian and Jose Andres yesterday during the first public lecture on the course Science and Cooking. By Sharon Kim

Science and Cooking - The instructors of Science of the Physical Universe 27: Science and Cooking present a lecture at the Loeb Drama Center. (CORRECTION: The caption incorrectly stated that the image depicted Lowell Lecture Hall. The caption has been fixed to reflect the error.) By Sharon Kim

- The market for these used books may become more competitive now that publicly funded universities are required to post prices and book ISBNs online. By Eric Newcomer

Freshmen stargaze on the roof of the Science Center yesterday as Astronomy Lab Manager Allyson Bieryla points out salient celestial objects. The roof was open to promote the course SPU21: Stellar Measures of the Universe.

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