{shortcode-eca4c65eb2327e506302e06ed1e43b65ee315707}Happy Friday! It’s the weekend...again! Wasn’t it just the weekend like, a couple days ago? Amazing how quickly time is flying by, but no one's complaining that it's Friday. 

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IN THE ATMOSPHERE
Get ready for sun! Put on some sunglasses and slather on sunscreen to get ready for the day. The only downside to this fantastic light-filled day is that it’s going to be one of the coldest yet. With chilly highs of 17 degrees and arctic lows of -1 degrees, you better rethink tanning in the Yard.

IN THE D-HALL
Lunch:
Catch of the Day
Chicken Parmesan Sub
Tofu and Broccoli with Peanut Sauce

Dinner:
Honey BBQ Pulled Chicken
Meat Lasagna
Yosenabe Japanese Fish Stew
Quinoa and Vegetable Jamalaya

ON FLYBY:
1) 50 Shades of Grey: Worth the Watch?: Considering watching it this weekend? Check out this review before you go.

2) The Noshoes Verdict: Disney’s Frozen is Based On My Life: Elsa. Kristoff. And our staff writer Betty "Noshoes" Richardson. 

IN THE NEWS
1) Campus Calendar Application Opens to Undergrads: “The smartphone calendar application Ventfull is now open for Harvard undergraduates to use after the Undergraduate Council paid to bring the service to campus for the semester.”

2) New Civil War Course Finds its Footing Among Various Disciplines, Venues: “Four theatrical productions, visits to Harvard archives, and an array of literary texts comprise the curriculum for a History and Literature offering, taught by lecturer Timothy P. McCarthy ’93. The new course, “Staging the Civil War—From the Archive to the A.R.T.,” bridges disparate disciplines and methodologies, bringing a novel perspective to a 150-year-old war.”

3) Faculty for Divestment Support Goals of Student Sit-In: “Members of Harvard Faculty for Divestment praised the goals of a student sit-in staged last Thursday in Massachusetts Hall, home to the office of University President Drew G. Faust, arguing that the protest returned attention to demands that the University withdraw its investments in fossil fuel companies.”

4) Law Profs Challenge Title IX Policy’s Protection of Academic Freedom: “As Harvard Law School moves to depart from Harvard’s newly centralized procedures for investigating cases of alleged sexual misconduct, a group of Law professors continue to criticize the University-wide policy that defines sexual harassment, claiming that it offers lackluster protections of academic freedom.”

IN SPORTS
1) Men’s Basketball to Host Struggling Tigers, Quakers: “After tying a season high with its sixth consecutive win Saturday, the Harvard men’s basketball team (17-5, 7-1 Ivy) will try to complete a perfect 4-0 homestand when it welcomes conference foes Penn (7-14, 2-5) and Princeton (11-12, 4-3) to Lavietes Pavilion this weekend. Dating back to the 2012-2013 season, Harvard has won 15 of its last 17 conference home games.”

2) Skiing Earns Fifth Consecutive Top-10 Finish: “The Harvard skiing team extended its streak of top-10 finishes to five this weekend with a 10th place finish at the Middlebury Carnival. The Crimson had a strong performance overall, coming in the top 10 as a team in six of the eight events.”

EVENTS: WEEKEND EDITION
The IOP is having an event today featuring two recent Harvard grads who are now working for the public sector in New York City and Washington D.C. It is at 12 p.m. in the IOP 2nd Floor Common Room. 

There will be a talk about debunking fad diets today at 4 p.m. in Emerson 108. Everyone who attends will have a chance to win a cookbook!