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With Greater Boston Area on Lockdown, Student Life at Harvard Continues
Currier Cookies - Cookies baked by Currier students and housemaster Elizabeth Ross are offered to house residents in the dining hall on Friday morning. Following a lockdown of Harvard campus and the Boston area, dining hall staff were still present and providing food to grateful inhabitants of the college. By Sarah P Reid
Lockdown at Harvard - Robert Hawthorn '15, Ewan Foster '15, and Caroline Brenin '15 watch from Cabot as Governor Deval Patrick gives a statement early Friday morning. The greater Boston area remains on lockdown as the manhunt continues for the second suspect in the Marathon bombings that took place on monday. By Tiana A Abdulmassih
Friday Manhunt - Students enjoy the warm weather despite the active manhunt for the second suspect of the Boston Marathon bombing on Friday. By Jennifer Y Yao
- A "closed until further notice" sign appears on the door of the J.P. Licks on Mass Ave. on Friday afternoon. J.P. Licks, like most businesses in Harvard Square, remained closed as authorities searched for the suspect from the Boston Marathon bombings. By Jessica C. Salley
Harvard student life continues at a muted pace during the lockdown affecting the Boston area on Friday.
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