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Today in Photos (10/21/10)

By Amy Guan, Anita B. Hofschneider, Daniel M. Lynch, Randi B. Michel, Delphine Rodrik, Keren E. Rohe, Allie Stote, and Janet M. Yarboi

- Non-resident tutor Josh Eaton (left) discusses the art of wine with Eliot House students during yesterday's meeting of the Eliot Wine Society. Students gather weekly in the Senior Common Room to sample bottles from across the world. This week's selection included red and white wines from California. By Janet M. Yarboi

Too Big to Fail - Sheila C. Bair, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, discusses how to end the idea of "too big to fail" and speaks on the implications of the new financial reform law before taking questions from the audience at the JFK Jr. Forum yesterday. "Even as we deal with the aftermath of the current [economic] crisis," she said, "we know there are new problems on the horizon." By Delphine Rodrik

- Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer speaks about the Supreme Court's role in a number of cases from Marbury v. Madison to the Korematsu Trials last night. Breyer also discussed his new book, American Liberty. By Allie Stote

Love Your Body - Members of Eating Concerns Hotline and Outreach (ECHO) host a Love Your Body Study Break in Ticknor Lounge last night. By Randi B. Michel

- Leonard Katz, second on the left, elaborates on his ideas of the errors, problems, and benefits of using folk psychology as a tool to understand human behavior and beliefs. Tom Canel '83, far right, and Kiril Sinkel led a discussion on folk psychology hosted by The Philosophy Cafe at The Harvard Book Store yesterday night. By Daniel M. Lynch

- The Dekey Tibet Shop opens its doors on Bow Street in the location that formerly housed the video rental store Quick Flix. By Amy Guan

- Customers watch local chefs prepare delicacies at the Allston and Harvard's farmers' market. By Anita B. Hofschneider

- Shoppers peruse the offerings at the weekly Allston and Harvard Farmers' Market. By Keren E. Rohe

Photos for October 21, 2010.

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