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Today in Photos (4/24/12)

By Paula I. Daniliuc, C.C. Gong, Francheska M. Loza, Sarah P Reid, and Emma G. Smith

A Taste of the Square - Clover passes out freshly made fruit salads at Taste of Harvard Square in Bolyston Hall. The event drew a long line out of the door while students waited to try delectable tidbits from multiple restaurants in the Square. By C.C. Gong

It's Complicated - Historian Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz recounts tales of origin and exclusion, tradition and privilege, access and invisibility, innovation and progress, as she explores Harvard’s complicated 375 year history with women. By Paula I. Daniliuc

michael_sandel - Professor Michael Sandel of the Government Department signs copies of his new book, "What Money Can't Buy- The Moral Limits of Markets," after a discussion of its content on Monday evening in Harvard Square. By Emma G. Smith

What's Your N? - Dan Gilbert and Greg Mankiw duke it out in the Science Center over a debate about the economics, psychology, and happiness behind choosing different alcoholic drinks. The discussion was moderated by Nicholas Christakis and David Laibson. By C.C. Gong

Brown Burger - Scott Brown, Republican Senator of Massachusetts, discusses his burger options at Bartley's Burgers, a restaurant which fully supports Brown, at noon on Monday. By Sarah P Reid

Head of the Pack - Sophomore shortstop Jake McGuiggan, shown here in earlier action, has been tearing it up at the plate lately. McGuiggan followed up his Ivy Player of the Week performance by going 7-for-14 last weekend. By Francheska M. Loza

Today in Photos (4/24/12)

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