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Photos of the Weekend 05.01.16

By Katherine L Borrazzo, Ryosuke Takashima, Jazil Waris, and Helen Y. Wu
Harvard Pow Wow - Harvard University Native American Program organizes its 21st annual Harvard Pow Wow in the Radcliffe Quad in May. By Jazil Waris
Crimson Dance Team at Arts First - The Harvard Crimson Dance Team performs at the weekend-long Harvard Arts First Festival in the Science Center Plaza. This year marked the 24th year of the annual festival. By Jazil Waris
21st Annual Pow Wow - Harvard students and staff hosted the 21st Annual Harvard University Pow Wow in the Radcliffe Yard Saturday afternoon. By Katherine L Borrazzo
HUPD at Quad Formal - Security officers watch over the Quad Formal Friday. Though HUPD is present around campus all hours of the day, extra security is required for formals and similar events, adding an additional cost to event budgets. By Helen Y. Wu
Satire V and On Harvard Time protest the Undergraduate Council - Members of Satire V and On Harvard Time stage a BYOB, or “bring your own berries,” protest of the Harvard Undergraduate Council. Members of the two comedy groups demanded transparency from the “berry-ocracy” and blamed the UC for the disappearance of Amelia Earhart. By Jazil Waris
Dan Fu '18 and Serena Wang '16 at Arts First Festival - Dan Fu '18 and Serena Wang '16 perform at the Arts First Festival in the Science Center Plaza. By Ryosuke Takashima
Emerge - Student musician group Emerge played four indie-music songs with yangqin, strings, and voice in Adolphus Busch Hall Saturday afternoon. By Ryosuke Takashima

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