This Week in FM

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This week's FM Scrutiny: Life Out Here

FM reporter Sam Wohns '14 discusses politics and fantasy role playing games with Justin Newton and Ralph Beck who live in front of the Holyoke Center on Mass Ave.

Occupy Harvard: The First Morning

Contributing photographer Gina Kim investigates Occupy Harvard's campout in Harvard Yard Thursday morning. Occupy Harvard demonstrators established a tent city Wednesday night after protesting around Harvard's Cambridge campus.

10:45 AM

Harvard employees come to Occupy Harvard to say a quick hello and thank you to the Occupy Harvard protesters.

10:24 AM

Amanda Haziz-Ginsberg, MTS ’12, is videotaped, photographed, and questioned as intrigued individuals gather around the Occupy Harvard movement.

10:13 AM

Hannah Hofheinz, a ThD candidate at the Harvard Divinity School, explains the movement to a curious woman as two members of the Occupy Harvard movement grab breakfast.

10:08 AM

A student reads the cardboard protest sign proclaiming “HARVARD IS THE 99%” as she walks by. The Occupy Harvard movement is beginning to attract more bystander attention.

10:07 AM

Students on their way to class must walk around the Yard to find an open gate near the Science Center and then are show their ID's to HUPD officers to get into the yard

9:05 AM

There is an eerie silence around the colorful tents and fall leaves at the Occupy Harvard movement in Harvard Yard on Thursday morning.

UC Tickets Vie for Endorsements

Three days into the campaign for the leadership of the Undergraduate Council, presidential candidate Danny P. Bicknell ’13 and his running mate Pratyusha Yalamanchi ’13 have taken the lead in garnering the endorsements of major student groups.

Temperature Check

Occupiers sitting in front of the Holyoke Gate wave their fingers during a "temperature check" while deciding how to move forward after being locked out of Harvard Yard.

Occupy Harvard's General Assembly

GSAS student Marissa M. Egertsrom teaches the basics of "General Assemblies" while facilitating a conversation Wednesday night on the Law School campus.

Elizabeth Warren talks about the innovative nature of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to an audience at OCS yesterday.

Today in Photos (11/08/11)

Today in Photos (11/08/11)

Back on Campus

Famous Harvard-dropout and Facebook founder Mark E. Zuckerberg speaks to the press before attending a selective recruiting event intended to attract Harvard's best and brightest to careers at Facebook in November 2011.

Harvard Institute of Politics holds a forum called “Campaign 2012: How Americans Will Select Their Next President,” which focus on the possiblity of a third party option in the upcoming presidential election.

Jessica (Anna A. Hagen '15) and Warren (Ben J. Marek '14), share a passionate kiss in a friend's apartment after multiple heated arguments in "This is Our Youth" at Adams Pool Theatre.

Dunster Hoedown

Isabelle, daughter of Dunster House Resident Dean Carlos E. Diaz Rosillo, pets a baby chick at the Dunster House hoedown petting zoo yesterday, held in Dunster courtyard by the House Committee.

College Funds Late Night Activities

Following an increased effort on the part of the College to discourage students from engaging in dangerous drinking practices, the ...

Dunster Hoedown

Students look at and pet a goat, one of the many animals present at the Dunster House petting zoo during the Dunster House Committee-hosted hoedown yesterday afternoon.

Phi Beta Kappa Selects 'Senior 48'

The Phi Beta Kappa chapter at Harvard College selected its “Senior 48” members of the Class of 2012.

The Skinny on the 'Freshman Fifteen'

Put down that celery stick and throw away your anti-chafe nipple cream (for you overzealous Hemenway treadmillers). Research carried out by Jay Zagorsky of Ohio State University and Patricia K. Smith of University of Michigan shows that the "freshman 15" phenomenon is false.

Mark Zuckerberg Returns to Harvard

Harvard dropout and Facebook founder Mark E. Zuckerberg discussed Facebook’s future during a packed press conference.

Occupy the Facts

Peter D. Davis ‘12, takes a question at the launch meeting of Occupy the Facts—a group for those interested in helping out the Occupy movement through “hardcore” research and information distribution.

Final Exam Schedule Includes Locations

The final exam schedule now includes locations as well as times and dates. We guess this means finals are getting closer, whether we like it or not.