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Photos of the Day (10/1/2015)

By Matthew W DeShaw, Eleanor K. Lieberman, Suproteem K. Sarkar, and Y. Kit Wu

Faust in Farkas - With faculty such as Dean of Arts and Humanities Diana Sorensen in the audience, University President Drew G. Faust addresses an auditorium in Farkas Hall about the significance of Theater, Dance, and Media in the context of undergraduate education. By Y. Kit Wu

History of Handheld Navigational Devices - History professor Joyce E. Chaplin speaks about the history of handheld navigational devices at a talk in the Science Center on Thursday. Chaplin discussed the evolution of handheld devices from possessions of the lower class to modern status symbols. By Suproteem K. Sarkar

Summers on Economic Inclusivity - At a Thursday evening forum discussion, former University President Larry Summers shares with Financial Times columnist John Authers his thoughts about inclusivity in modern economic growth. By Y. Kit Wu

Lines in Hillel - A line of students form in the hallway to the Sukkah of the Harvard Hillel. Hillel saw an increase in dining hall traffic upon serving sushi on Thursday evening. By Y. Kit Wu

Nikki Haley Receives Harvard Foundation Honor - South Carolina Governor Nikki R. Haley is presented with a Harvard “letter sweater” by Harvard Foundation intern Nuha Saho ‘18 at the conclusion of the dinner event where she was invited to make remarks Thursday night. Haley spoke with pride about the idea of a “New South” that promoted racial and economic equality and defended the Republican Party from accusations of racism and intolerance. By Sidni M. Frederick

The Dean of Arts and Humanities in Farkas - Against a backdrop of blue and purple, Dean of Arts and Humanities Diana Sorensen comments on the significance of Theater, Dance, and Media as a new concentration in the context of the humanities faculty. "Like theater itself, it has been a collective effort," Sorenson said. By Y. Kit Wu

Walking Mirrors - Ivie Tokunboh ’16 guides fellow dancer Elizabeth Leary in an exhibit, entitled “Two Walking Mirrors for the Carpenter Center,” which will be open to the public until October 25. By Eleanor K. Lieberman

Walking Mirrors - Audience members chat and watch dancer Elizabeth Leary in the new Josiah McElheny exhibit at the Carpenter Center. The exhibit, entitled “Two Walking Mirrors for the Carpenter Center” will be open to the public until October 25. By Eleanor K. Lieberman

Photos of the Day (10/1/2015)

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