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Today in Photos (2/18/10)

By Jabulani R. Barber, Aleah C. Bowie, Edward R Gan, Sharon Kim, Rebecca J. Margolies, and Ruoyu Zhang

Obama Eastern Europe Policy Gordon - By Edward R Gan

Pinker speaks about Darwin and God - Steven Pinker and his wife Rebecca Newberger Goldstein discuss Darwin, the role fiction should play in intelligent life, arguments on the existence of God, as well as other topics of literature, science, and philosophy. By Ruoyu Zhang

Ash Wednesday at St. Paul Parish - Leaha A Wynn (2013) serving dinner at St. Paul Parish after Ash Wednesday mass. By Jabulani R. Barber

Photography speech at the Sackler - Michelle Lamunière, Assistant Curator of Photography at the Sackler Museum, gives a speech yesterday as part of the lecture series: In-Sight: Looking Deeper and Differently By Rebecca J. Margolies

Noni Carter - Noni Carter '13 speaks about her recently published book Good Fortune at an event sponsored by the Harvard College Women's Center and the Association of Black Harvard Women. Good Fortune, which Noni began when she was 12, is a slave narrative that follows Ayanna Bahati's journey from captivity to freedom. By Aleah C. Bowie

Students Celebrate Ash Wednesday - Students attending dinner in observance of Ash Wednesday at St. Paul's Parish. By Jabulani R. Barber

Ash Wednesday Mass - Rev. William F. Murphy leads a prayer during Ash Wednesday Mass at St. Paul's Parish. By Jabulani R. Barber

Simple Supper - G. Andrew Conway '11 serves students dinner following Ash Wednesday mass at St. Paul's Catholic Church. By Jabulani R. Barber

Photographs from the February 18th, 2010 edition of The Harvard Crimson.

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