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Today in Photos (10/26/10)

By Parul Agarwal, Kanyinsola Z. Aibana, Karen G. Heredia, Meredith H. Keffer, Kate M. Obst, and Kathy K. Wang

And the Show Went On - Alan Riding gives a lecture on how leading figures in the arts in France adapted to the Nazi occupation. By Parul Agarwal

Measuring Happiness - John Helliwell, professor of economics at the University of British Columbia, discusses the different measures of happiness. By Kanyinsola Z. Aibana

Caring for Children - Lisa Albers Prock, an assistant professor of pediatrics at HMS, speaks at an event hosted by Harvard China Care about her experiences with care for children with a history of foster care and adoption. By Karen G. Heredia

It's Sail-dom This Beautiful Here - The Harvard sailing team had a fairly busy weekend, competing in three regattas around the Northeast. Led by senior Alan Palmer, the A team in the Sherman Hoyt Trophy came in third place. By Kate M. Obst

Weis Move - Freshman forward Elizabeth Weisman, shown above in previous action, played 53 minutes in last night’s game against nonconference opponents Quinnipiac. She had one of the Crimson’s 11 shots on goal and was part of an offensive clinic put on by Harvard. The Crimson’s 1-0 result was not representative of the team’s shooting onslaught, getting off 31 shots in total. By Meredith H. Keffer

Fighting Crime - The Crime Club event took place in the Dunster JCR. By Kathy K. Wang

Photographs from the October 26, 2010 edition of the Harvard Crimson.

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