It's the Season for Apple Picking

For some, picking apples from a tree as opposed to off a shelf in a dining hall might equate to unnecessary expenditures of energy. After limited sleep and seemingly endless amounts of reading, this view is, on the one hand, understandable. On the other hand, this means missing out on one of the season’s quintessential experiences.

E.J. Barnes, class of 1980, graduated from Harvard with a degree in Chemistry and Physics but decided to become a comic artist later in life. Her works are displayed here among many others at the expo.

Massachusetts Independent Comic Exposition

MICE took place in University Hall at Lesley University this past Saturday, September 24th.

David Marshall, who teaches classes on drawing comics, introduces patrons to the art in a mini-workshop. The Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo took place Saturday at the Lesley University.

A man reads the comics hung on the wall at the Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo. The expo, which showcased the works of over 100 artists, took place at Lesley Univeristy on Saturday.

Crimson reporters went door-to-door interviewing residents of south Boston about their thoughts on Elizabeth Warren.

Reporters went to Woody's LST Tavern in south Boston to interview residents about their thoughts on Elizabeth Warren.

Crimson reporters went door-to-door interviewing residents of south Boston about their thoughts on Elizabeth Warren.

Some of the many brown stones and apartments that line the streets of south Boston.

Crimson reporters went door-to-door interviewing residents of south Boston about their thoughts on Elizabeth Warren.

The exhibit, “Global Patterns: Dress and Textiles in Africa” will be on display at the MFA until January 8, 2012.

Where To Find Summer Housing Around Harvard

Still scrambling to find summer housing in Cambridge? Not to fear—Craigslist isn't the only path to housing still available.

Known to locals as“The Wall,” this mural is painted on the wall of Supercuts in Central Square. The unique mural features a blend of humans, animals, and machines.

Week in Photos: Arts (04/05/2011)

Week in Photos: Arts (04/05/2011)

A Gripping “Agrippina”

This past weekend, the Boston Lyric Opera concluded its run of “Agrippina,” an Italian opera written by German composer George Friedrich Handel. With visual richness, delightful humor, and creative staging, the performance offered a brief escape into scandalous ancient Rome.

MFA Exhibit Offers Quality ‘Conversation’

The new “Conversations” photography exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), which is on display until June 19, encourages dialogue among viewers.

Crowd Control

Boston Police help to contain the continuous flow of people coming off the T station. The Broadway stop on the subway's red line marks the beginning of this year's parade which started at 1:00pm.

Feeling Green? Some St. Patty's Day Ideas

Spending St. Patrick's Day on campus? Boston and Cambridge are ideal places to seek out the luck of the Irish.

Photography Beyond Portraiture

Photographer Berenice Abbott engages in a broader form of portraiture, capturing the various idiosyncrasies of her subjects while preserving her own distinctive artistic style.

Get a Chipotle Coupon Just for Procrastinating

Need a break from compulsively refreshing your Facebook homepage? Take a minute to watch a promo for the upcoming NBC show "America's Next Great Restaurant" and score yourself a "buy one, get one free" coupon from Chipotle.

Free Tickets to Harvard-Yale Basketball Game

Are you hunting for free and fun weekend plans? Look no further! A free bus ride, a free game ticket, free food, and a—you guessed it—free T-shirt can all be yours this weekend. Simply show some school spirit by supporting the Crimson men's basketball team in New Haven as it faces the Yale Bulldogs at 6 p.m. this Saturday.