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By Katherine A Clements, Megan E Corcoran, Nazc-a-ru H Gonzalez, Meredith H. Keffer, Heather C Liu, Monica C Nesselbush, Kelly S Robinson, and Julie M. Zauzmer

April 8, 2011

Annenberg Top Chef - Freshmen, using ingredients only available in the dining hall, compete to see who has the most culinary creativity, in Annenberg's Top Chef: competitors had 30 minutes to dish out a main course and a dessert entree. By Nazc-a-ru H Gonzalez

Talk with George Bennett: "Serial Entrepreneur" of Bain & Co., Braxton Associates, Health Dialog, and Symmetrix - George Bennett speaks to students about his leadership experience in everything from consulting to the boy scouts at "Bain, Braxton, and Health Dialog: Leadership Lessons from a Serial Entrepreneur." The talk was sponsored by the OCS, LIHC, and Conversations with Kirkland; it was moderated by sophomore Gabriel Lloyd. By Anna C Santoleri

Health Financing for Universal Coverage - Rob Yates, a British economist and senior health adviser, addresses the audience during a panel on "Health Financing for Universal Coverage" yesterday at the John F. Kennedy School of Government. Here he describes the sudden rush of patients to a hospital in Africa that recently implemented a new healthcare system. By Kelly S Robinson

Venezuelan Legacy Series - In order to highlight the potential of musicians as community leaders and entreprenuers, the Venezuelan Legacy Series hosted a panel and chamber orchestra performance on Thursday, April 7 in Tsia Auditorium in CGIS. The Chamber Orchestra was made up of a variety of talented musicians from Project STEP, Boston Arts Academy, and YOURS project as well as members of the Camerata Latinoamericano and the Youth Orchestra of the Americas. By Monica C Nesselbush

Trans 102 - Joanne Herman, a transgender spokesperson and author of "Transgender Explained For Those Who Are Not," speaks at Trans 102 held Emerson 305 Thursday night. Trans 102 is an in-depth multimedia presentation on trans terms and issues. By Heather C Liu

Kirkland Gym - Kirkland gym, pictured above, is considering eliminating free weights and perhaps closing the gym altogether. By Anna M Frappaolo

Kirkland Trial - Assistant District Attorneys David M. Solet and Daniel J. Bennett '85 and Associate Justice John T. Lu lead the jury of the Kirkland shooting case on a view of Kirkland House. The trip marked the beginning of thethe second day of evidence of alleged shooter Jabrai Jordan Copney. By Julie M. Zauzmer

- At the Diversity in Higher Education panel at the Office of Career Services, Evelynn Hammonds stresses the importance of having a mentor and enchants the crowd with her personal recollections of how she became dean at Harvard University. By Katherine A Clements

BROWN-IE POINTS - Crimson junior Rachel Brown will face off with Cornell senior Elizabeth Dalrymple in a match-up of two of the conference’s elite pitchers tomorrow afternoon. Brown leads the Ivy League with 178 strikeouts this season. By Meredith H. Keffer

OH DEAR - Senior shortstop Sean O’Hara, shown here in earlier action, is fourth on the team with a .270 batting average this year. The Crimson fell to 3-21 on the season yesterday after being toppled on the road at Bryant, 12-1. By Meredith H. Keffer

THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY - Sophomore goaltender Harry Krieger goes up against a Cornell offense that is second in the nation in goals per game thus far this season. Harvard has not beaten the Big Red since 1999. By Megan E Corcoran

THE ZDROBOT - Junior attacker Monica Zdrojewski, leads the Crimson into a weekend of matchups with CWPA rivals Princeton, Michigan, and Bucknell. Harvard looks to improve upon a 1-6 road record on the year thus far. By Meredith H. Keffer

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