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Today in Photos (09/30/10)

By Amy Guan, Daniel M. Lynch, and Priyanka S Mitra
- Photographer C. E. Morse displays original work at the Mather Three Columns Galleria. Morse's exhibit, which opened yesterday, features photographs of paintings found in nature. By Amy Guan
- Maximilian C. Evans '13 and Carl Daher '13 stop to examine the original work of photographer C. E. Morse at the Mather Three Columns Galleria yesterday. Morse's exhibit opened yesterday and features photographs of paintings found in nature. By Amy Guan
- Over desert from Finale, Professor Nancy Cott spoke to students in the Quincy Junior Common Room last night about her experience in California's Proposition 8 trials. Cott, the Jonathan Trumbull Professor of Human History and Director of the Schlesinger Library at Harvard, testified on marriage in the Perry v. Schwarzenegger case. Moderated by the Radcliffe Union of Students and Tim McCarthy of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, the conversation was part of the RUS Dessert Discussions. By Delphine Rodrik
Winner-Take-All Politics - Authors Jacob Hacker and Paul Pierson discuss their latest book "Winner-Take-All Politics: How Washington Made the Rich Richer - And Turned Its Back on the Middle Class" in Tsai Auditorium at the Center for Government and International Studies. Former Dean of GSAS Theda Skocpol and HKS Professor Archon Fung were also on the panel to answer questions from the audience. By Janet M. Yarboi
- Professor Linda Schlossberg, instructor of the popular Chick Lit course, discusses literature for the young adult reader and the difficulties of early adolescence. By Priyanka S Mitra
- Dr. Norman Daniels and Professor Meredith Rosenthal lead a discussion analyzing last March’s health care reform and its implications yesterday. By Daniel M. Lynch
An exhibit of original works by photographer C. E. Morse opened yesterday at the Mather Three Columns Galleria.

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