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Photos of the Day 10.18.2017

By Casey M. Allen, Matthew W DeShaw, Julia L. Englebert, Kathryn S. Kuhar, Kai R. McNamee, and Timothy R. O'Meara
Title IX Panel - Student panelists discuss the role of Title IX in campus sexual assault policy during a discussion Tuesday afternoon. By Timothy R. O'Meara
Smith Center Construction - Construction progresses at the Smith Campus Center Wednesday afternoon. By Kathryn S. Kuhar
To Build or Not to Build - Ieva Jusionyte, assistant professor of Anthropology and Social Studies, discusses the complications of building a wall on the border of the United States and Mexico in the Museum of Natural History on Tuesday Night. By Casey M. Allen
A Calmes Conversation - Jackie K. Calmes, the White House editor for the Los Angeles Times Washington bureau, discusses the interaction between conservative media and national politics at the Kennedy School Tuesday afternoon. By Matthew W DeShaw
Lisa Borders - Lisa M. Borders, the President of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA), discusses her efforts to strengthen and accelerate the organization’s growth. Under Borders, the WNBA reached its highest attendance numbers since 2011. By Matthew W DeShaw
Prayer and Vigil - Students and university affiliates rally against the Muslim Ban in Tercentenary Theatre Tuesday night. By Kai R. McNamee
Farm to Harvard - A vendor prepares his produce before the Science Center Plaza farmers' market officially opens on Tuesday morning. By Julia L. Englebert

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