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Today in Photos (November 5, 2009)

By Aleah C. Bowie, Karen G. Heredia, Meredith H. Keffer, Jonathan P. Levine, Eric P. Newcomer, and Sara Joe Wolansky

ARE WE HUMAN, OR...? - Jonathan Lear, professor at the University of Chicago, speaks about how “becoming human is not that easy” yesterday in Lowell Lecture Hall as part of this year’s Tanner Lecture series. The event attracted a wide range of audience members, including University President Drew G. Faust. By Karen G. Heredia

EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION - Eric Foner, professor of History at Columbia University, gives the third lecture in his series of Massey Lectures on emancipation and its consequences yesterday in Sever Hall. By Jonathan P. Levine

Roy Horowitz My First Sony - Roy Horowitz performs a piece of his monodrama and an acclaimed Israeli novel , ''My First Sony', during an event in Boylston Hall co-sponsored with Harvard Hillel and the Consulate General of Israel to New England. By Zeina Oweis

THE WIRE - Jim True-Frost, an actor on “The Wire,” and his wife show clips of the program during a discussion on inner city education. By Eric P. Newcomer

FEMINISM AND TACOS - A diverse group of students discuss their defintions of feminism and opinions about gender roles over tacos yesterday in the Women's Center. By Aleah C. Bowie

HO'S LEGACY - By Meredith H. Keffer

WOMEN'S CREW - By Sara Joe Wolansky

Daily Photos from Nov. 5, 2009

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