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Today in Photos (11/18)

By Karen G. Heredia, Alexa I Stern, Sara Joe Wolansky, and Kate C. Xie

meteorshower - Some Winthropians and Kirklanders gather on the Quad Lawn in order to find some peace and quiet in which to stargaze and watch the Lenoid Meteor Shower. The showers peaked at 4 am. By Sara Joe Wolansky

BRANDING YOU - Chris Colbert, CEO of Holland Mark, advises job seekers to market “One Simple Thing” about themselves in “Branding You,” an event held in the Fong Auditorium yesterday evening. By Kate C. Xie

EPIC “FALE” - A long line of students formed outside the Beat Yale Thankathon in Boylston Hall last night. Attendees at the Harvard College Fund Undergraduate Committee event wrote notes to donors and received free “Fale” t-shirts. By Sara Joe Wolansky

NormColeman - Former U.S. Senator Norman B. “Norm” Coleman, a Republican from Minnesota, delivers a public address at the JFK Jr. Forum at the Institute of Politics yesterday afternoon. By Sara Joe Wolansky

CHAMBER CELLISTS - The Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra hosted “Two Centuries of Chamber Music” yesterday. Cellists James R. P. Williamson ‘10 and Pheobe Carrai were accompanied by Tamar H. Grader ‘11 on the harpsichord. By Karen G. Heredia

- Former three-star general Yoo Sung Kim, from North Korea, shares his experiences working as an informant to South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) yesterday in Emerson Hall. Sanghyeon Park ’12 translated. By Alexa I Stern

Today in Photos (11/18)

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