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Today in Photos (04/05/11)

By Sharon Kim, Elizabeth S Pinkas, Dillon S. Plunkett, Delphine Rodrik, Anisha D Shenai-Khatkhate, and Cynthia Wu

Market in the Square - Market in the Square, a 24-hour deli located on Church Street, was the site of an alleged homophobic incident late Saturday night. By Anisha D Shenai-Khatkhate

Sahar El-Nadi and the Egyptian Revolution - Sahar El-Nadi, an eyewitness of the Egyptian Revolution, talks about Tahrir Square creativity as a tool for mass education and social transformation yesterday evening at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. By Sharon Kim

40th Anniversary of Our Bodies Ourselves Author Panel - The authors of Our Bodies Ourselves--Joan Ditzion, Judy Norsigian, Miriam Hawley, Wendy Sanford and Paula Doress-Worters--speak at the Harvard Law School to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of their feminist health text. By Cynthia Wu

Cultural Politics: Interdisciplinary Perspectives - Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr. participates in a panel discussion titled “Cultural Politics: Interdisciplinary Perspectives” hosted by Weatherhead Center for International Affairs yesterday evening at the CGIS-South building. By Elizabeth S Pinkas

Dario Floreano on Flying Robots - Professor Dario Floreano, Director of the Laboratory of Intelligent Systems at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland, describes current research in flying robots at Maxwell-Dworkin yesterday. By Dillon S. Plunkett

Learning from Canada - Kevin Milligan, Associate Professor of Economics at University of British Columbia, speaks yesterday at CGIS-Knafel about the Canadian parental leave policy and its social implications. By Delphine Rodrik

Photographs from the April 5, 2011, edition of The Harvard Crimson.

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