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Photos of the Day 04.07.16

By Thomas W. Franck, Hayoung Hwang, Fankai Liu, Megan M. Ross, and Hellary Y. Zhang
Gore Speaks - Former Vice President and Nobel Laureate Al Gore '69 speaks in Sanders Theater Thursday. Gore expressed optimism about society's ability to overcome the challenges posed by climate change, but emphasized the need to invest in sustainable infrastructure now. By Megan M. Ross
Freshman Health Week - Students participate in the Food Literacy Cook Off at Annenberg Hall. The Food Literacy Cook Off is part of the Undergraduate Council’s Freshman Health Project. By Fankai Liu
April Showers - After a long day of rain showers, rush hour commuters in Harvard Square faced slippery roads and more vehicle traffic than usual. Students were equally dismayed by muddy sidewalks and wet clothing. By Thomas W. Franck
Talking To Elliott - Vice Provost for International Affairs Mark C. Elliott displays a speech he wrote in Portuguese for his recent trip to Brazil and Peru. By Hellary Y. Zhang
The Desks Of GSD - 500 studio students work in the “heart” of Gund Hall, an open space consisting of four floors called trays. Desks of students in similar fields are grouped together to encourage collaboration, and professors often come to each student’s desk to critique their work. By Hayoung Hwang
The Drop-Off - A Harvard University Allston shuttle makes a routine stop outside of Lamont Library Thursday evening. By Thomas W. Franck
Marketing The Humanities - Members of a Harvard College alumni panel gather with freshmen in the Barker Center to discuss financial opportunity for those choosing to pursue a degree in the humanities. During Harvard’s Advising Fortnight, departments across the college host numerous events to attract potential concentrators. By Thomas W. Franck

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