Reaping old-time tradition
Robert Barker/University Photography
Anatto McMillan, 5, learns how to harvest seeds from corn stalks with the help of volunteer Elyse Williams during "Judy's Day 1800s: Harvesting Upstate History," held Sept. 19 at Cornell Plantations. The annual event is named for the late Judy Abrams, a longtime supporter of the Plantations.
|
 |
Highlights
Beijing Opera's 'The Adventures of the Monkey King' comes to CU
Five World Food Prize laureates will speak at CU on global hunger
NSF awards Cornell $6.5 million for tomato genome, other projects
Urie Bronfenbrenner authors new work: 'Making Human Beings Human'
Kevin Kornegay is named one of the top 50 black research scientists
Nation and National Review editors' CU debate ranged far and wide
CU researchers use a nanotube to create an oscillator weighing an atom
Event celebrates work of Ithaca's second City of Asylum resident
CU surveys find stalking not uncommon in undergrad relationships
|
