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Today in Photos (November 10, 2009)

By Karen L. Ding, Daniel E. Killeen, Benjamin K Nissan, Alexa I Stern, Ritchell R van Dams, and Jia J Wu

MIT-admissions - Students leave 77 Massachusetts Avenue, the main address of MIT, yesterday morning. The university is considering increasing its student population. By Jia J Wu

SEXY CAN I? - Former student Vivien Wu ’08 and Lena Chen ’09 lead a panel discussion on Asian Female Sexuality in Ticknor Lounge last night. By Alexa I Stern

- Patty Martin, HBS ‘91, speaks to a room of current students at the Harvard Business School, presenting a company information session on Eli Lilly, a Midwest pharmaceuticals company. By Ritchell R van Dams

Alix Dobkin reads from her new book, My Red Blood. - Alix Dobkin reads from her new novel, “My Red Blood”, and performs at the Harvard College Women’s Center. By Ritchell R van Dams

- Professor Michael J. Sandel speaks about his new book, “Justice: What Is the Right Thing To Do?” at the Harvard Bookstore yesterday. By Benjamin K Nissan

- James J. McCarthy, Ph.D., the Alexander Agassiz Professor of Biological Oceanography, discusses the thinning of arctic ice and its potential consequences on the arctic ecosystem. By Daniel E. Killeen

JUST KEEP DIGGING - Students in Anthropology 1130 dig up Harvard Yard yesterday afternoon just east of Matthews freshman dormitory, an excavation that takes place every other year. By Karen L. Ding

Top photos for November 10, 2009

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