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Today in Photos (04/13/11)

By Rachel E Davidson, Nazc-a-ru H Gonzalez, Rena Mei, EMILY A. PEREIRA, Anisha D Shenai-Khatkhate, and Emily C. Wong

Ashton B. Carter - Ashton B. Carter delivers a 2011 address at the JFK Jr. Forum entitled "Wars and Budget Wars: Managing in the Pentagon." By Anisha D Shenai-Khatkhate

- Gigi Kellett, a representative from Corporate Accountability International, presents at yesterday's Tobacco Control panel in Emerson Hall. The event was hosted by the Harvard Undergraduate Global Health Forum. By Rena Mei

- Donnie Andrews, Fran Boyd Andrews, Jim True-Frost, Andre Royo, Sonja Sohn, Jamie Hector, and Michael K. Williams, all cast members of HBO's acclaimed series "The Wire," stand before an audience in Ames Courtroom at Harvard Law School. By Rachel E Davidson

- At a Kennedy School panel, Michael Luongo, acclaimed gay journalist and NYU professor, describes the LGBQT human rights situation in Iraq. Passing as a Lebanese man, he snuck into gay venues that American journalists had never seen before. By Nazc-a-ru H Gonzalez

Kasey at the Bat - Freshman third baseman Kasey Lange, already named the Ivy League Rookie of the Week, led the Crimson with a mammoth offensive day at the plate. Her three home runs and nine RBI led the team. By EMILY A. PEREIRA

Brentwood - Despite taking the early lead, the Crimson fell again after its bullpen could not hold on in the final two innings. Still, junior southpaw Brent Suter, pictured above, pitched well in his 3.1 innings of work. Coming into the game in relief, he stuck out five while allowing just two hits. By Emily C. Wong

Photographs from the April 13, 2011, edition of The Harvard Crimson.

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