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Today in Photos (03/26/10)

By Ashley Anglade, Megan E Corcoran, Bora Fezga, Daniel M. Lynch, Kevin Martinez, and Judy Park

- Members of the Student Labor Action Movement and Harvard employees rally outside of the Holyoke Center yesterday encouraging the University to stop employee layoffs. By Bora Fezga

Live Like Thoreau - By Ashley Anglade

- Mark D. Jordan, Professor of Divinity at the Harvard Divinity School, speaks about same sex marriage and Christian sexual ethics yesterday as part of Memorial Church’s “What’s Sex Got To Do With It?” series. By Judy Park

- A Harvard University police officer watches on as members of the Student Labor Action Movement rally outside of the Holyoke Center. By Bora Fezga

- Conservative New York Times columnist and fomer Quincy resident Ross Douthat speaks about the role of conservatives at Harvard and other Ivy League institutions yesterday in the Quincy Senior Common Room. By Megan E Corcoran

- Columbia University Professor Brian R. Greene ‘84 lectures on the progress that has been made in understanding string theory last night in Pfizer Lecture Hall. By Kevin Martinez

- By Daniel M. Lynch

- Amy Guan ’12 works in the lab of David Liu performing research on the green fluorescnet protein to improve activities of proteins and enzymes, which may have medicinal impact in the future. By Natasha Kovacs

Members of the Student Labor Action Movement and Harvard employees rally outside of the Holyoke Center yesterday encouraging the University to stop employee layoffs.

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