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Today in Photos (05/05/10)

By Aleah C. Bowie, Michael E. Danto, Amanda J. Guzman, and Meredith H. Keffer

BASEBALL AND ART - Harvard Baseball Coach Joe Walsh teaches Charl Brown, a cast member of the American Repertory Theater's upcoming musical about the Red Sox "Johnny Baseball," how to throw a pitch. The cast will be attending a Red Sox game on Friday for further study. By Michael E. Danto

- Ifeanyi Menkiti, owner of Grolier Poetry Bookshop. By Aleah C. Bowie

- Evelynn M. Hammonds, Dean of Harvard College, reported in an email to the Harvard community on Monday that over the past weekend, a Wetu, a traditional Wampanoag home erected in Harvard Yard as a commemoration of the 360th anniversary of the Harvard Charter, had been been vandalized and misused. By Amanda J. Guzman

- Patrick and Harriet Carrier, owners of The Globe Corner Bookstores. By Aleah C. Bowie

- Schoenhof's Foreign Books, located on Mt. Auburn St, has the largest collection of foreign books in North America. By Aleah C. Bowie

- John Petrovato, owner of Raven's Used Books. By Aleah C. Bowie

Top Chef - Students compete in the finals of Harvard's "Top Chef" competition yesterday in Annenberg. Contestants could only use food available in the dining hall. By Meredith H. Keffer

Harvard Baseball Coach Joe Walsh teaches Charl Brown, a cast member of the American Repertory Theater's upcoming musical about the Red Sox "Johnny Baseball," how to throw a pitch.

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