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Photos of the Day (02/17/2015)

By Michelle M. Ng, Sofia C. Shapiro, Alvin Wei, and Y. Kit Wu

Santouka Front - Santouka opened its first Massachusetts restaurant in Harvard Square last week. By Michelle M. Ng

Santouka Interior - Customers enjoy freshly prepared ramen on a cold Tuesday evening. Santouka has experienced a rush of excited new customers who want to try out the newest eatery in Harvard Square. By Michelle M. Ng

Santouka Chefs - Chefs prepare fresh ramen for waiting customers. Santouka opened its first Massachusetts restaurant in Harvard Square last week. By Michelle M. Ng

Ishmael Khaldi on the importance of minorities in Israel - Ishmael Khaldi details some of his own experiences of being a Muslim Bedouin minority in Israel and being the first Bedouin diplomat in the Israeli Foreign Ministry. Khaldi discussed the significance of being a minority and their rights in Israel. By Alvin Wei

Wesley Lowery - Ferguson Reporting - Wesley Lowery discusses his experiences reporting on Ferguson and the resulting national reaction in a forum at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. By Sofia C. Shapiro

Wesley Lowery - Ferguson Reporting - Wesley Lowery, left, discusses his experiences reporting on Ferguson and the resulting national reaction. Next to him is Pulitzer prize winning journalist and director of the Shorenstein Center on Media, Politics and Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, Alex S. Jones, asking questions. By Sofia C. Shapiro

Shrove Tuesday - A patron takes a pancake at Memorial Church Wednesday evening to commemorate Shrove Tuesday and the start of Lent today. The organizers also collected used hats, gloves, and scarves for the Women’s Lunch Place, an organization where women who experience poverty or homelessness gather and get some of their basic needs met. By Y. Kit Wu

Photos of the Day (02/17/2015)

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