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Photos of the Day (12/03/2009)

By Audrey I Anderson, Aleah C. Bowie, Karen G. Heredia, Pamela Jimenez cardenas, Jonathan P. Levine, Eric P. Newcomer, and Dillon S. Plunkett

red cross blood drive - By Audrey I Anderson

The Bookstore Express - Writer Steve Almond reads from his new collection, This Won't Take But a Minute, Honey, at the Harvard Bookstore yesterday. The book is being printed on demand on the store's espresso book machine. Because the book has multiple covers and it is being printed on demand, Almond takes a show of hands from audience members to see how many book with each cover to print. By Jonathan P. Levine

red cross blood drive - By Audrey I Anderson

The Hemingses of Monticello - Harvard Law School Professor Annette Gordon-Reed discusses her book, The Hemingses of Monticello, a work that provides a glimpse into one of America's first families, yesterday in Austin Hall. CORRECTION An earlier version of this Dec. 3 photo caption erroneously implied that the Jeffersons were one of the first families of Harvard. By Karen G. Heredia

BANK ROBERRY - By Audrey I Anderson

Harvard Chamber Music - The Chiara Quartet takes a bow after its performance yesterday in Paine Hall. The concert was part of the Chamber Music Series at Harvard and the first of six concerts dedicated to Beethoven's music. By Pamela Jimenez cardenas

Biking Around Harvard - Commuters’ bikes fill racks in front of shops along Massachusetts Avenue. By Dillon S. Plunkett

Bikings Around Harvard - Cambridge is accommodating to cyclists, providing dedicated lanes to cyclists on many major streets. By Dillon S. Plunkett

Biking Around Harvard - Bicycles, a popular transportation options for freshmen and upperclassmen alike, line a bike rack in the Yard. By Dillon S. Plunkett

Biking Around Harvard - A sign in Harvard Yard reminds cyclists to walk their bikes within the gates of Harvard Yard. These directions are often ignored by students. By Dillon S. Plunkett

Biking around Harvard - A cyclist exits the yard and bikes on to the sometimes perilous Cambridge streets. By Dillon S. Plunkett

Biking Around Harvard - University policy forbids bicycles being ridden around Harvard Yard. By Dillon S. Plunkett

Stop Stupak - Students rallying in front of the Holyoke Center yesterday afternoon ask passers-by to call their senators and encourage them to advocate against the Stupak Amendment to the Healthcare Bill. Those against the amendment believe it is a breach of women’s rights. By Aleah C. Bowie

STOP STUPAK - Students rallying in front of the Holyoke Center yesterday afternoon ask passers-by to call their senators and encourage them to advocate against the Stupak Amendment to the Healthcare Bill. Those against the amendment believe it is a breach of women’s rights. By Aleah C. Bowie

Rally for Workers - Harvard workers and their supporters rally outside of the Holyoke Center yesterday evening. Rally participants chanted slogans and held signs that urged Harvard to rehire laid-off workers. By Eric Newcomer

World AIDS Day Vigil - By Pamela Jimenez cardenas

photos for paper of 12/03/09

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