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Photos of the Day (10/20/2015)

By George J Lok, Alvin Wei, and Y. Kit Wu

A Discussion on Women in Politics - Garance Franke-Ruta discusses the challenges that women in political leadership continue to face. By George J Lok

Garance Franke-Ruta - Garance Franke-Ruta, editor in chief of Yahoo Politics, holds a discussion at the Harvard Kennedy School about challenges that women in politics and political media face. By George J Lok

Renovating Cambridge Common - Renovation of the Cambridge Common continues as part of the Cambridge Common and Flagstaff Park project, which aims to improve conditions of the park and pathways. By George J Lok

Construction Along Garden Street - Construction workers move equipment along Garden Street. Renovation started in June 2014, and the whole project is expected to take 18-24 months. By George J Lok

Living Anatomy: Themes - The Living Anatomy exhibit is organized around a set of six themes that capture a glimpse of the conversations about housing happening at the GSD and among professional designers. By Alvin Wei

Living Anatomy: Critique - Drawing from projects and research produced by GSD faculty, students, and alumni, Living Anatomy showcases approaches and solutions to housing. By Alvin Wei

Living Anatomy: Housing in Urban Contexts - One exhibit of Living Anatomy showcases innovative solutions in urban contexts. Drawing from projects and research produced by GSD faculty, students, and alumni, Living Anatomy showcases approaches and solutions to housing. By Alvin Wei

A Discussion of Bioethics - Julian Savulescu, a professor of ethics at the University of Oxford, speaks about the moral framework revolving around bioethics in a Harvard Law School discussion. "There is no simple solution," emphasized Savulescu. He went on to conclude that bioprediction can be used ethically, however only in specific circumstances. By Y. Kit Wu

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