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Photos of the Day 10.3.16

By Tim C. Devine and Thomas W. Franck
An Eliot Evening - Just days before a proposed strike by Harvard University Dining workers, Eliot House residents dine on dessert. Harvard is stockpiling frozen foods in its dining halls ahead of a potential strike by Harvard’s dining services workers, according to workers stationed across the College’s dining halls. By Thomas W. Franck
Hispanic Heritage Month - Dozens gather at the "Aquí Estamos" (We are Here) Art Installation unveiling and reception in celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month at the Kennedy School Monday evening. According to exhibit materials, the project aims to elevate the voices of Latin American students and staff. By Thomas W. Franck
Commander at the COOP - Former Secretary-General of NATO and former Prime Minister of Denmark Anders Fogh Rasmussen signs his new book at the COOP Monday afternoon. His book, entitled “The Will To Lead,“ calls for American leadership in international affairs. By Tim C. Devine
Piano Man - Cambridge pianist Peter W. Pruyn plays Elvis Presley’s “Can’t Help Falling In Love” on a street piano provided by the “Play Me, I’m Yours” project. Presented by the Celebrity Series of Boston, “Play Me, I’m Yours” places 60 street pianos—all decorated by local artists and community groups—outdoors for anyone to play and enjoy. By Thomas W. Franck
Lifting To Heaven - Renovation continues at Memorial Church, as a construction worker knocks off some of the building’s plaster with a large steel beam Monday. The project will increase accessibility and include safety upgrades, a remodeled lower level, and a climate control system. By Tim C. Devine

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