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Today in Photos (11/02/11)

By Jabulani R. Barber, Noor M.R. Beckwith, Kathryn H Kelley, Robert J Lemos, Jessica S. Lin, Caitlyn D. Pang, Sarah P Reid, and Steven A Soto

November 2, 2011

- Tents fill Dewey Square Park, in Boston’s financial district as people participate in the Occupy Boston protests. By Jabulani R. Barber

- Michael, a retired teacher, and his son Justin, an unemployed surgical technician, discuss and debate the state of the economy and other topics with people at the Occupy Boston protest. By Jabulani R. Barber

J.P. MORGAN - A National Champion in 2010, J.P. O’Connor ’10 has returned to campus to serve as an assistant coach while training for the 2012 Olympics. He had previously been planning on applying to medical school. By Jessica S. Lin

- Neil Peterman, a physics research assistant, hands out fliers to students passing by the Science Center yesterday in a preliminary attempt to boost the number of participants in the "Occupy the Classroom Campaign." By Sarah P Reid

- Nurse Bernadette Scutti administers a flu shot for a patient in the 2nd Floor Monks Library of Harvard University Health Services. By Caitlyn D. Pang

- By Steven A Soto

- New windows located between A and B Entries were installed in Old Quincy over the summer in order to determine which will ultimately be used during House Renewal renovations. By Kathryn H Kelley

- Following yesterday’s discussion about Professor Lawrence Lessig’s new book, the author (left) converses with Professor David Gergen (right), Director of the Harvard Kennedy School’s Center for Public Leadership. By Robert J Lemos

Photographs from the November 2, 2011, edition of The Harvard Crimson.

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