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Today in Photos (09/22/2011)

By Audrey I Anderson, Mark Kelsey, Kevin H. Lin, Emily G Savage, Alice H Shen, and Sara Joe Wolansky

- John Collison '13, co-founder of an online payment processor named "Stripe" to be launched next week, speaks about the coding behind the program that simplifies the transaction process. By Alice H Shen

- Tom L. Heffernan '12, Co-Coordinator of the Peer Health Exchange program at Harvard, tests out the minigolf course set up by his group outside the Science Center Wednesday afternoon. By Mark Kelsey

- Sigma Chi-- The fraternity's house on 1124 Massachusetts Ave is closest in proximity to the Yard and is only a few buildings away from sororities Delta Gamma and Kappa Alpha Theta. By Emily G Savage

- The current Delta Gamma sorority property is 12 Arrow St, just across from Berryline. It was previously the location of a bookstore called Lame Duck Books. By Emily G Savage

- The Eta Theta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma has its headquarters in centrally-located 64 Church St, just a few steps from Border Cafe in Harvard Square. By Emily G Savage

- Currently under renovation, the Kappa Alpha Theta property on 10 Arrow St was once the Pierre Menard Art Gallery. By Emily G Savage

- Construction slows foot traffic along JFK Street Wednesday afternoon. By Mark Kelsey

Ali-Star - Co-captain Alistair Felton, shown here in earlier action, and the Harvard men’s tennis team look to compete with the top teams in the nation this weekend, as the Crimson plays host to the annual Chowder Fest. By Kevin H. Lin

Whit-ty Banter - Freshman right tackle Will Whitman earned a starting spot on the offensive line as Harvard dropped its season opener to Holy Cross. The Crimson begins Ivy play this Friday, under the lights, against Brown. By Audrey I Anderson

- Tokyo Kid, located in the Garage, is letting its inventory of DVDs, manga, figurines, and other anime merchandise sell out as it plans to close. By Sara Joe Wolansky

Today in Photos (09/22/2011)

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