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Economics 10 Walkout

By Lucas G Freitas

- Dorothy Manasiam (left) and Jane Collins (right), part of a group that weekly does a Harvard-Cambridge Walk for Peace, joined the protest in front of John Harvard statue. By Lucas G Freitas

- Harvard students speak in favor of the Occupy Movement and underline the wage disparities at Harvard. By Lucas G Freitas

- Harvard students and community members gather in front of John Harvard statue in solidarity with the Occupy Movement and Occupy Oakland. By Lucas G Freitas

- Harvard students gather in front of John Harvard statue in solidarity with the Occupy Movement and Occupy Oakland. By Lucas G Freitas

- Around sixty students left the Economics 10 lecture in Sanders Theater at 12:15pm. Pictured here is the front few rows of lecture after the walkout. By Lucas G Freitas

- Students sit in the front row of Sanders Theater for Economic 10 lecture prior to the walkout. By Lucas G Freitas

- The Hasty Pudding Theatricals group performed briefly during Economics 10 lecture prior to the walk out. By Lucas G Freitas

- Students stand outside Sanders Theater after leaving Economics 10 in protest of the curriculum. By Lucas G Freitas

Students left Economics 10 on Wednesday in solidarity with the national Occupy movement.

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Economics 10 Walkout

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