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Today in Photos (09/29/2010)

By Sharon Kim, Pureunsaem Kim, Emily A Periera, Keren E. Rohe, Celena C. Tyler, and Emily R. Wharton

Derek Bok - By Sharon Kim

Rainy day Harvard Square. - Heavy rain greeted the square late Tuesday afternoon, flooding the brick walkways along Massachusetts Avenue. By EMILY A. PEREIRA

GSD - By Sharon Kim

Turkish Prime Minister - Prime Minister of Turkey, H.E. Dr. Ahmet Davutoglu addresses the audience during an IOP forum last night. Davutoglu spoke on Turkey's efforts with Armenia, Kazakhstan, and other neighboring states and addressed questions from the audience. By Keren E. Rohe

Immigration Debate - Students debate immigration policies and issues in the Adams Lower Common Room yesterday. Some students shared personal narratives about their experience and how their opinions have been influenced. By Emily R. Wharton

No Soup For You - Several dining halls will be closed for the Columbus Day weekend, forcing students to eat in neighboring houses like Quincy. By Pureunsaem Kim

Book Release - Books lining the Dunster Library shelves are no longer protected behind metal bars installed last year to preventing students from moving them. By Celena C. Tyler

Photographs from the September 29th, 2010 edition of the The Harvard Crimson.

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