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Today in Photos (03/08/2012)

By Courtesy of David J. Barron, Grace L. Chen, Rena Mei, File Photo, Jessica C. Salley, and Robert F Worley

Black Keys Play The Garden - Dan Auerbach, guitarist and vocalist of The Black Keys, performs on stage after the Arctic Monkeys on Wednesday night at Boston's TD Garden Arena. By Jessica C. Salley

The Future of Black Politics - Professors Michael Dawson and William Julius Wilson and Reverend Eugene Rivers spoke at the Harvard Bookstore sponsored discussion on The Future of Black Politics at the Brattle Theatre on Wednesday evening. By Rebecca J. Margolies

Polar Bear Lectures in Sociology 190 - Professor Nicholas A. Christakis, a Pforzheimer House Master, wears his house spirit by lecturing in a polar bear costume in Sociology 190 on Wednesday. By Rena Mei

David J. Barron’89 and Fernando M. Reimers - David J. Barron ’89 (left) and Fernando M. Reimers were appointed to the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education by Governor Deval Patrick on Monday. By Courtesy of David J. Barron and Grace L. Chen

Harvard Men's Basketball To Go To NCAA Tournament - With a berth to the NCAA tournament for the first time since the Truman Administration, the Harvard men’s basketball team has brought a new energy to its fans. By Robert F Worley

Midfielder Eric Slingerland '14 - Midfielder Eric Slingerland '14 and the Crimson will ride down to Washington, D.C. on Saturday for their third contest of the season. By Robert F Worley

Housing Day 2006, Crimson File Photo - Kirkland upperclassman greet Freshman before they enter Annenberg for Housing Day festivities on March 23, 2006. By File Photo

Photos from the March 8, 2012 edition of The Harvard Crimson

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