Steven A Soto
Holi
Students look on as the annual Holi festival comes to a close. Revelers partook in the colorful festivities to bring about the beginning of Spring on Saturday afternoon, March 30th.
Holi
Leverett Senior Colm Dubhrosa partook in this weekend’s Holi festival. The instantly recognizable festival is a colorful event to welcome Spring.
Light for Life
This Sunday, the Harvard Relay for Life brought the cause to freshmen doors with a glow-in-the-dark installation. The bags lined the pathway to the Science Center from the north side of the Yard.
Plympton Power Outage
Workers attend to a power outage on Plympton Street on Monday evening. A circuit faulted leaving several Harvard Square businesses, The Crimson and residents of Hampden Hall swing housing without electricity.
Feinberg
Michael Feinberg who established a network of charter schools called the Knowledge is Power Program reflects on his experiences in Sever Hall Monday night. Feinberg engaged with the audience through thought experiments.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor addressed the IOP's JFK Forum on Monday night. His speech consisted of calls for increased education spending, but was interrupted when HIV/AIDS activists protested Cantor's decision not to fund a syringe exchange program.
Junior Parents Button
Junior Parents sported these iconic buttons all weekend at events, in dining halls and around Cambridge.
Species to be extinct
Science writer Todd B. McLeish talked about the possibility of the narwhal population facing extinction due to climate change. With melting ice caps and warmer water temparatures, the food supply of narwhals are decreasing quickly.
Leaf Donations
Customers at 15 businesses in Harvard Square can use Leaf tablets produced by Leaf Holdings Inc. to make credit card donations between $1 and $100.
Party shuttle
On weekends, the Harvard shuttle is filled with students who use the bus system to travel to social gatherings across campus.
