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Today in Photos (11/06/2012)

By Jabulani R. Barber, Rishi Goel, and Kj Stime
HBV Plushy Workshop - Students diligently stitch together hepatitis B virus plushys at Ticknor lounge on Monday night. Sophomore Rhed Shi, a member of Team HBV, notes the surprising fact that “the first anticancer vaccine was for HBV, yet even now it affects one in ten Asian Americans.” They hope to raise awareness for this preventable viral infection of the liver often transmitted at birth. By Kj Stime
Qwack, Qwack!!! - In full Boston fashion, Aerosmith was brought to their apartment dedication in a parade of Duck Boats. By Jabulani R. Barber
UC Town Hall 2 - David E. Harris Jr. listens to the concerns of students at the Undergraduate Council's Town Hall Event regarding Harvard's shuttles. As the general manager of Harvard Transportation Services, his major concern is the safety of the students. By Rishi Goel
UC Town Hall - Michael George '14 listens intently to the transportation service's words on the current plans to improve weekend morning services. As Student Life Committee Chair within the Undergraduate Council, he organized the event in the format of a "Town Hall" with an open forum for students concerns. By Rishi Goel
HBV Plushy Workshop - Students diligently stitch together hepatitis B virus plushys at Ticknor lounge on Monday night. Sophomore Rhed Shi, a member of Team HBV, notes the surprising fact that “the first anticancer vaccine was for HBV, yet even now it affects one in ten Asian Americans.” They hope to raise awareness for this preventable viral infection of the liver often transmitted at birth. By Kj Stime
Sweet emotions - The Mayor's office dedicated 1325 Commonwealth Ave as the home of Aerosmith, giving each band member a street sign commemorating the ceremony. By Jabulani R. Barber
- The Patriot's owner Robert Kraft along with JeRod Mayo and Tom Brady welcomed the band to a makeshift stage made on a flatbed truck and presented them with championship balls at their Allston apartment dedication. By Jabulani R. Barber
- Thousands of fans filled Commonwealth Ave for the dedication of 1325 and the free concert Aerosmith performed in celebration of the event. By Jabulani R. Barber
Photos from the November 6, 2012 edition of The Harvard Crimson.

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