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Today in Photos (04/20/10)

By Juan Cantu, Danielle F. DeJoy, Kathryn C. Reed, Elaine M Tran, Ritchell R van Dams, and Jia J Wu

Dumbfoundead - Hip-hop artist Jonathan Park, also known by his stage name Dumbfoundead, performed last night at Reflections, an event honoring Harvard seniors for their contributions to the Asian-American community. By Elaine M Tran

DAPA Marijuana seminar - Students talk to health professionals and police officers about the physical effects and legal consequences of marijuana at a seminar sponsored by the Drug and Alcohol Peer Advisors last night. By Juan Cantu

- John R. Sylla ’81, who works with an organization that funds scientific research on bisexuality, spoke in Adams Upper Common Room last night at an event entitled “Scientific and Social Explorations of Bisexuality.” By Ritchell R van Dams

Traditional Chinese Chanting Workshop - Harvard’s Chinese language program invited two well-known traditional Chinese poetic chanters to lead a traditional chanting workshop for interested members of the Harvard community yesterday in Vanserg Hall. By Danielle F. DeJoy

Pfiano Recital - Pianist David Holzman performed pieces by Pozzi Escot, Arnold Schoenberg, and Stefan Wolpe in an intimate recital in Pforzheimer House last night. By Jia J Wu

- Members of the Naval Academy Marathon Team start the Boston Marathon yesterday morning in Hopkinton, Mass. Over 26,000 runners participated in this year’s race, which spanned over 26 miles and ended in Boston. By Kathryn C. Reed

Photos published in the April 20, 2010 edition of the Harvard Crimson.

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