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Today in Photos (3/30/2011)

By Meredith H. Keffer, Christine E Mansour, Courtesy of Robert Giard, Keren E. Rohe, and Jessica C. Salley

God vs. Gay - Jay Michaelson, author of “God vs. Gay? The Religious Case for Equality,” speaks at Harvard Hillel on Thursday. Michaelson spoke of the ways in which religious values interact with acceptance of LGBT people. By Christine E Mansour

Emotions - The staff members cheer as they load the acceptance letters, wish for luck as they load the wait-list letters, and silently load the rejection letters as they send letters to the 34,302 applicants to the class of 2016. By Keren E. Rohe

Goodbye 7-11 - The 7-Eleven on the corner of JFK St. and Mt. Auburn St. is set to close this fall. The convenience store will be replaced by a second location of the locally owned Tasty Burger, which will also remain at its original space behind Fenway Park. By Jessica C. Salley

Taco Tasting - Martin T. Breslin, Director of Culinary Operation for Harvard University Dining Services, prepares a pork taco for tasting as Executive Sous Chef Brian Corcoran looks on. Breslin's new creations, which include a Korean Barbeque Beef taco, will be available to students at the new Plaza Tacos eatery, opening on the Science Center lawn Monday. By Jessica C. Salley

- Adrienne C. Rich, Class of ‘51, died this week at the age of 82. Rich was internationally known for her explorations of the realities of womens’ lives and of contemporary society with her pose and poetry. By Courtesy of Robert Giard

Strong Sute - Senior Brent Suter and the Harvard baseball team captured just their second win of the season this week against non-conference opponent Holy Cross. The Crimson looks to improve its record as it faces its first Ivy adversaries in a pair of doubleheaders against Cornell and Princeton this weekend. By Meredith H. Keffer

What Can Brown Do For You - Co-captain Rachel Brown and Crimson softball came out on top of the Ivy League last year but will kickoff their 2012 season against conference foe Cornell. The teams have faced off in two-consecutive league championship series, making this year’s matchup especially contentious. By Meredith H. Keffer

Today in Photos (3/30/2011)

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