Hani Farid at DAASV 3/6/10

On March 6, 2010, the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Silicon Valley (DAASV) hosted a talk by Professor Hany Farid of Dartmouth College at the University Club of Palo Alto. Professor Farid discussed his recent analysis of an image of Lee Harvey Oswald, the techniques used, and his assessment of the likelihood the image was faked.

The University Club of Palo Alto is an excellent venue for a private session, and the generous sponsor of the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Silicon Valley.
The grounds are lovely.
Always look for the Dartmouth sign.
Event Committee members Alan Gaynor '67 and Sue Felch '79 greeted arriving guests with a smile.
DAASV President James von Rittmann '95 welcomed alumni and guests, then introduced Professor Hany Farid.
James von Rittmann '95 giving the opening remarks.
James von Rittmann '95 giving the opening remarks.
A wide angle view of the modified University Club classroom.
Professor Hany Farid discussing the controversial photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald.
Dartmouth Professor Hany Farid discussing the controversial photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald.
It's a matter of perspective: Professor Farid giving concrete examples of how the eye can fool the brain.
A gifted speaker and innovative researcher, Hany has the crowd on the edge of their seats.
As we come to the conclusion of the presentation, attendees learn the truth regarding the validity of that famed photograph.