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Courtesy of Shannon Liss-Riordan

There's a striking difference between the logo of The Upper Crust pizzeria and that of its replacement on Brattle Street, The Just Crust. While The Upper Crust sign depicted the elite image of a butler figure carrying pizza, the door now features the emblem of a worker triumphantly holding up the sign for The Just Crust.

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Nicholas P. Fandos

Shake Shack, the New York City institution whose made-to-order burgers and shakes draw long lines of hungry diners year round, is scouting out possible restaurant space in Harvard Square, according to a spokesperson with the company.

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Tiana A Abdulmassih

Last week's events may seem like a distant, bizarre nightmare now. Or, they might seem all too fresh and returning to quotidian life might seem daunting. It may seem completely natural to throw yourself back into that Stat 104 p-set or nearly impossible to transition back from days that played out like an episode of 24.

No matter how you're feeling, know that pretty much anything falls into the range of normal in the aftermath of traumatic events like those we've watched unfold over the past week.

We consulted with Dr. Katherine A. Lapierre, chief of student mental health services at Harvard University Health Services, who provided us with several guides to coping with abnormal events.

We at Flyby know that many Harvard students who were emotionally affected by the highly abnormal week may not have time to consult mental health professionals at UHS, or pick up these guides between office hours and club meetings. So we've compiled our own brief list of suggestions for feeling better and moving forward.

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Meredith H. Keffer

Hey, prefrosh! Can't make it to Visitas this weekend? Eager to make your choice before then so you can have fun? Want to feel more confident in your tentative decision to stay away from New Haven? Look no further for guidance.

We spoke with University President Drew G. Faust and asked her what advice she would give to potential members of the Class of 2017.

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Courtesy of Brandon Stanton

In the wake of Monday's Boston Marathon bombings, Brandon Stanton, photographer and creator of the popular "Humans of New York" blog, has brought his camera and his humanistic approach to Boston for the week.

Today, Stanton crossed the river and came to Cambridge, where he spent time taking photographs in and around Harvard Square (including this one featuring John Harvard's foot).

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Zohra D. Yaqhubi

Choosing where to eat among the many options in Harvard Square can be challenging. The decision is even more difficult for those with dietary restrictions.

In the past few decades, doctors have started to diagnose celiac disease—an autoimmune disease related to gluten—at greater rates, and researchers have theorized that causes of the disease may be genetic.

Now, Harvard Square eateries are making a push to better serve their gluten-intolerant customers.

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Mark Kelsey

In the wake of Monday's marathon explosions, The Crimson is looking for your stories. We invite you to share with us any acts of heroism you witnessed or heard about at the scene of the bombings. Additionally, if you were nearby the explosions or know someone who was, please share your experiences with us.

Click here to access the submission form.