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Today in Photos (04/10/12)

By Grace L. Chen, Nicholas P. Fandos, Heather C Liu, Katharine R. Putnam, Emma G. Smith, and Karen Zhou

The Chairs Are Back - Common Spaces 2012 launched Monday with the return of the colorful chairs in the Yard. By Karen Zhou

Common Spaces Kick-off - Common Spaces 2012 launches today with a kickoff concert outside the Science Center featuring The Lisps, an Indie folk group on performance now in “Futurity” at the American American Repertory Theater. By Karen Zhou

Common Spaces Concert - Common Spaces 2012 launched Monday with the return of the colorful chairs in the Yard and a kickoff concert outside the Science Center featuring The Lisps. By Karen Zhou

Professor James Wood - Harvard English professor James Wood is designated a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. He joins a list of other writers such as J. K. Rowling. By Heather C Liu

- Monday evening Chad Harbach '97 discusses his recent novel, The Art of Fielding, at an event sponsored by the Mahindra Humanities Center Undergraduate Committee. Harbach answered questions from student interviewers Madeleine Schwartz '12 and Mark Chiusano '12 about writing, baseball, and his experience at Harvard. By Grace L. Chen

Yoga on Campus - Students, led by Lisa Matthews from the Center for the Environment, do yoga in the Junior Common Room at Winthrop House on Monday evening. Free and welcome to all skill levels, students meet every Monday from 7-8:30 to de-stress and relax. By Emma G. Smith

- Students from the Harvard Global Health and AIDS Coalition pose outside of Scott Brown’s office after urging him to endorse an effort to block proposed funding cuts to the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief. By Nicholas P. Fandos

Rachel Green - Co-captain Rachel Brown finished Saturday’s dual against Brown University with 13 strikeouts en route to her team’s 4-3 victory. By Katharine R. Putnam

Today in Photos (04/10/12)

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