Sir Nigel Sheinwald, British Ambassador to the US, speaks at the Kennedy School about Britain's plans to manage budget cuts while maintaining defense, security and relations with the EU, the United States and the world.

Today in Photos (02/09/11)

Photos from the February 9, 2011, edition of The Harvard Crimson.

Harvard Law School Professor Charles Fried and his son Gregory Fried discuss their recently published book "Because It Is Wrong: Torture, Privacy and Presidential Power In The Age of Terror." They discussed the book yesterday evening in the Barker Center through a game of Twenty Questions with a panel of professors as the questioners.

Harvard Dems

Sean Faircloth, former Majority Whip of the Maine State Legislature, speaks yesterday afternoon in the Adams LCR about the importance of secularism in American politics. He is currently the Executive Director of the Secular Coalition for America and is advocating for fairness and equality in the midst of the upcoming elections. (CORRECTION: An earlier version of this caption incorrectly called Sean Faircloth the Majority Whip of the Maine State Legislature, instead of the former Majority Whip. The caption has been revised to reflect the error.)

Today in Photos (10/05/10)

Photographs from the October 5, 2010 edition of the Harvard Crimson.

FM investigates the lucrative possibilities of professional poker playing on Harvard's campus.

Patrick and Harriet Carrier, owners of The Globe Corner Bookstores.

Ifeanyi Menkiti, owner of Grolier Poetry Bookshop.

John Petrovato, owner of Raven's Used Books.

Schoenhof's Foreign Books, located on Mt. Auburn St, has the largest collection of foreign books in North America.