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Today in Photos (09/14/2011)

By Kelly S Robinson, Sara Joe Wolansky, and Karen Zhou

September 15, 2011

Sparks House Tea - Students, staff, and other members of the Harvard community converse and enjoy tea and treats during Wednesday Tea at Sparks House, a tradition started by the late Rev. Prof. Peter Gomes. By Karen Zhou

- With concern that tours disrupt academic activity, the Science Center has implemented a new policy forbidding the entry of tour groups. By Sara Joe Wolansky

- The textbook for “American Constitutional Law” was mistakenly sold to students at the Coop for over $50 above the actual price. By Sara Joe Wolansky

What it Means to Save the Children - Carolyn Miles, who was recently announced as Save the Children's new CEO, speaks at the Harvard Kennedy School on the challenges she faces as president of a non-profit organization. Miles stressed the importance of staying true to an organization's core mission while changing its internal culture through structure. By Kelly S Robinson

- The Independent Designer’s Market—held on the second Sunday of each month at 30 Brattle St.—offers local artists the opportunity to sell clothing, jewelry, photography, and art. By Sara Joe Wolansky

Today in Photos (09/14/2011)

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