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Today in Photos (02/23/2012)

By Jabulani R. Barber, Francheska M. Loza, Daniel M. Lynch, and Sarah E Orlando

New Quincy Overflow Housing - Next year, Quincy plans to house some students in Fairfax Hall at 1306 Mas. Ave. (left), Hampden Hall at 8 Plympton St. (center), and Ridgley Hall at 65 Mt. Auburn St. By Daniel M. Lynch

- During the break out portion of the mixer, third year GSE student Luke P. Shors (left) brainstorms with first year HMS students Aiden Feng(center) and Hisham N. Yousif (right). By Jabulani R. Barber

Portrait for Office - Cabot House classics concentrator Michael E. Cowett '13 is campaigning for the Republican State Committee. Cowett has spoken at two forums and plans to have a press release and make calls to voters this coming week. By Francheska M. Loza

Katherine Boo Harvard Book Store - Katherine Boo discusses her new book "Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity" at the Harvard Book Store on Wednesday evening. By Sarah E Orlando

Strictly Cookies in Shanghai - What started as a search for satisfying cookies in a foreign country led Alexandra A. Comstock ’10 to start her own business, Strictly Cookies, in Shanghai, China. By Daniel M. Lynch

$100K President's Challenge - GSE doctoral candidate Karl R. Wendt (left) presents some of his ideas with participants at the kickoff mixer of the President's Challenge. By Jabulani R. Barber

Photos from the February 23, 2012 edition of The Harvard Crimson.

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