David E Shaw, chief scientist at DE Shaw Research, and the billionaire founder of DE Shaw & Company, demonstrates the cutting edge scientific simulations of the newly built Anton supercomputer, at Maxwell Dworkin Hall on Wednesday.

Today in Photos (02/04/10)

Photos published in the February 4, 2010 edition of The Harvard Crimson.

Jack Szostak

HMS Professor and Nobel Prize Laureate Jack Szostak spoke about his research on telomeres and telomerase at MGH yesterday.

Today in Photos (2/2/2010)

Photos published in the 2/2/10 edition of The Harvard Crimson.

Gardner and Multiple Intellgence

Howard E. Gardner, professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, speaks about his groundbreaking theory of multiple intelligences in Longfellow Hall Tuesday.

Today in Photos (1/27/2010)

Photos published in the Jan. 27, 2010 issue of The Harvard Crimson.

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The Expos house, which will be the site of some of your most painful freshman-year experiences.

GIL-BERT GRAPE

Junior co-captain Gil Weintraub and the men’s volleyball team take on Rutgers-Newark tonight with a chance to claim a division title for the first time since 2005. The Crimson sits at 6-1 in the Hay and a win over the Scarlet Raiders would give Harvard th

’ZAN-TASTIC

Harvard captain Laura Peterzan continued to be one of the Crimson’s top performers over the break. She was a key figure in Harvard’s three victories in California, picking up three singles wins, including a defiant 4-6, 6-0, 6-1 comeback victory against U

Peterzan Pan

No. 2 captain Laura Peterzan won her singles match 7-5, 6-3 and her doubles match 9-7 en route to Harvard’s 4-3 defeat of No. 68 Boston College. While the win marked the team’s second victory in a row at the Murr Center Tennis Courts, it was also the squa