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Today in Photos (09/27/2010)

By JENNIFER Y. CHANG, Ina Chen, Amy Guan, Zeina Oweis, Jane Seo, and Robert J. Tamai

- Former Secretary of Labor Robert B. Reich discusses his new book, Aftershock: The Next Economy and America’s Future, at the Brattle Theater last Friday in an event sponsored by the Harvard Book Store. By Robert J. Tamai

Innovation - Elena Rosen, co-founder of Just Think and the National Association for Media Literacy Education, leads a focus group on Knowledge, Media, and Social Innovation at the Igniting Innovation Summit on Social Entrepreneurship in Bolyston Hall last Saturday. By JENNIFER Y. CHANG

- A student speaks with a representative from Putnam at the Office of Career Services Career Forum and International Experience Fair last Friday, September 26, 2010. By Ina Chen

- Partners in Health founder Paul Farmer explores the future of organization during “Lessons from Haiti,” an event held at Sanders Theater on Saturday. By Amy Guan

- Students and affiliates of Harvard protest against the Social Studies Commitee’s decision to honor Martin Peretz last Saturday during the Committee’s 50th anniversary celebration. By Zeina Oweis

- Students and affiliates of Harvard University hold signs with quotes by Martin Peretz in front of the Science Center on Saturday morning in protest against the Social Studies Committee’s decision to honor Peretz. By Zeina Oweis

- Harvard’s Phillips Brooks House Association hosted its annual bike auction on Saturday to raise money for its programs. Prospective bike owners arrived early to examine the bikes’ conditions prior to the bidding. By Jane Seo

PBHA bike auction - Harvard's Phillips Brooks House Association hosted its annual bike auction on Saturday to raise money for its programs. Prospective bike owners arrived early to examine the bikes' conditions prior to the bidding. By Jane Seo

A collection of photos published in the Monday, September 27, 2010 edition of the Harvard Crimson.

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