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Weekend in Photos: 04/11/2011

By Susan Arias, Janet J. Eom, Randi B. Michel, Elizabeth S Pinkas, Kelly S Robinson, and Karen Zhou

- Mariachi Véritas de Harvard holds a concert at the Student Organization Center at Hilles (SOCH) with guest performers from Brown, Dartmouth, and the San Marcos (Texas) Mariachi Academy on Saturday By Janet J. Eom

- The Harvard Varsity soccer team played the Haitian National team yesterday at the Harvard stadium in order to raise funds for Haiti. Team co-captain Scott Prozeller '12 drives the ball forward while teammate Kyle Henderson '13 holds off a Haitian player. By Kelly S Robinson

- The Harvard Ballroom Dance Team presents "Just Dance" for students in their social classes and members of the Harvard community. Violet Li '14 and William Chen '14 enjoy the event's swing dancing lesson. By Susan Arias

- The Harvard Krokodiloes and their alumni performed together at their 65th Anniversary Concert on Friday. Members of the Kroks from the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s and 2000s reunited for the occasion. By Randi B. Michel

- Glee Club Lite members Kyle C. Randall ‘13, Mark R. Heath ‘14, and soloist Edward V. Kogan ‘12 perform at “Spring Fling: A Holden Jam.” By Karen Zhou

- Seth Rockman, Associate Professor of History at Brown University, makes concluding remarks at the joint Harvard-Brown conference Slavery's Capitalism on Saturday. The conference was held from April 7th to April 9th and explored the connections between slavery and national economic development between the American Revolution and the Civil War. By Elizabeth S Pinkas

Weekend in Photos: 04/11/2011

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