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Year in Photos: Campus Life

By Crimson staff

- Actor Alec Baldwin talks politics, Sarah Palin, and Saturday Night Live, with Rick Burkes, national editor of The New York Times, at the JFK Jr. Forum. By Bora Fezga

- Thousands of students cheer as #39 makes a touchdown at Harvard Stadium during the first game of the year against Brown. By Meredith H. Keffer

- David F. Boswell ’10 flips his partner upside down, causing some viewers’ jaws to drop in awe, during the student-run charity fashion show Eleganza 2010. By Anita B. Hofschneider

- Residents from Kirkland and Leverett join the long line of student representatives from each House settled at the entrance of Annenberg ready to cheer on freshmen during Housing Day. By Keren E. Rohe

- Inna Ryzhik ’12, co-president of the Lowell House Society of Russian Bell-ringers, observes Father Roman, Master Bellringer of the Danilov Monastery in Moscow, during one of his bell-ringing master classes. By Noor M.R. Beckwith

- Students enter and explore the wetu, built outside of Matthews in honor of the 360th anniversary of the Charter for the Harvard Indian College. By Karen G. Heredia

- Guests enjoy their dinner during the 13th Annual Harvard College Women’s Leadership Awards. Eva Z. Lam ’10, former president of the Harvard Democrats, receives the night’s highest honor. By Judy Park

- Adam M. Lathram ’10 of team “F12” celebrates his victory over Alexander Klein ’11 of team “Kiss Kiss Bang Bang” during the last battle of Quincy Assassins. By Noor M.R. Beckwith

- “Border Crossing: Union of Myanmar”, an art installation sponsored by the Office for the Arts at Harvard in collaboration with the Harvard College Human Rights Advocates, hangs on the gates facing the Science Center during Arts First weekend. By Tatsunori Hashimoto

This school year was one of rapid change–hot breakfast’s disappearance, J-Term’s lack of programming, the new calendar, the shifting House Masters–and campus life was no different. From magical new club sports to dorm-wide games of extreme stealth, students remained creative in making the most of their life on campus.

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