Under the strict watch of ”Miss Sweetie Poo," an 8-year-old who shooed A European team that unraveled the mysteries of avian defecation in its story from the An ocean away from Stockholm where the real Nobel Prizes were announced this week, paper airplanes bombarded the stage of Harvard’s Sanders Theater Thursday night, as 10 of the world’s most hilarious achievements were honored — and heckled — at … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/ignobb.gif\")
An ocean away from Stockholm where the real Nobel
\n Prizes<\/a> were announced this week, paper airplanes bombarded the stage
\n of Harvard’s Sanders Theater Thursday night, as 10 of the world’s most
\n hilarious achievements were honored — and heckled — at the 15th <\/p>\n
\n scientists off stage when their speeches got too boring, scientists in
\n Speedos received the award for settling the age-old scientific question:
\n Would humans swim faster or slower in syrup?<\/p>\n
\n report, ”Pressures Produced When Penguins Pooh," clinched the fluid
\n dynamics prize. And a Japanese doctor who photographed every meal he has
\n eaten for the last 34 years to find the perfect brain-boosting diet got
\n his just desserts with the nutrition award.<\/p>\n
\n Boston Globe<\/a><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"