Michael W. Nitsch
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Class Day speaker and former Saturday Night Live cast member WILL FERRELL (left) funnels a beer with class marshals after addressing a packed Tecentenary Theatre yesterday. "Ah, so sweet!" he said after the drink.
PAINTING IN THE RAIN
In heavy rain on Wednesday, RYAN QUILL of Kennedy Painting uses a lift to touch up the underside of Memorial Church’s columns in preparation for Commencement, which will be held on June 5 in Tercentenary Theater.
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HARPAUL ALBERTO KOHLI '02-'03 reads from a list of Holocaust victims' names as part of a day of remembrance of the Holocaust
BOOKS FOR SALE
BRONWEN E. EVERILL ’05 worked yesterday at the book sale held in the Robinson Great Space. The books were donated by professors.
A TASTE OF SUMMER
Teaching Fellow ANTONIO CORDOBA (L) and SAMUEL G. BRYSON ’04 speak Spanish during section on the steps of Memorial Church. Warm weather drew students outdoors yesterday.
IN MEMORY
CINDY A. GUZMAN, Colono’s girlfriend, and HECTOR CABRERA, a friend of the victim, tend to the memorial and light the candles at a memorial erected on Western Avenue in Cambridge, at the site of the stabbing.
T FOR TROUBLE
A firefighter from Cambridge Fire Deparment, dressed in a HAZMAT suit, investigates a white powder discovered at the top of the Harvard T-stop yesterday.
CHUG IT!
JAMES B. FORDYCE ’05, left, and JOHN P. McCAMBRIDGE '06 play "Coffee Pong" outside the Science Center yesterday to raise awareness of Fair Trade coffee.
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