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Photos of the Weekend (04/05/2015)

By Madeline R. Lear, George J Lok, Courtesy of Tim McNaught, Anneli L. Tostar, and Savannah I. Whaley

H.E.M. Issoufou Mahamadou - His Excellency Mahamadou Issoufou, President of Niger, gives the keynote address for the African Development Conference on Friday afternoon. By Courtesy of Tim McNaught

AEPI Passover Seder - From right, Alpha Epsilon Pi brothers Aaron E. Pelz ’16, Crimson editor Gregory A. Briker ’17, Ethan S. H. Fried ’16, and Jacob S. Goldberg ’16 celebrate Passover during a seder, a traditional Jewish ritual, in Hillel on Saturday evening. By Madeline R. Lear

Passover Seder - Alpha Epsilon Pi brother Edgar J. Orozco ’16 smiles as he dips his finger in wine during a Passover seder in Hillel on Saturday evening. Over the weekend several student groups hosted seders, a traditional Jewish ritual to celebrate Passover. By Madeline R. Lear

Dorm Crew - Grant A. Sprow '16 cleans a toilet in freshman dorm Apley Court as part of routine Dorm Crew duties. Sprow has participated in Dorm Crew since his freshman fall. By Anneli L. Tostar

'On the Heels of Change' - Jacob Tobia speaks to eliminating the cisgender binary through making gender more "playful." Tobia, a genderqueer advocate, spoke in Harvard Hall Saturday afternoon. By Anneli L. Tostar

Easter Mass - People fill St. Paul Catholic Church for Mass on Easter Sunday. By George J Lok

At UC Meeting, Students Discuss Accessibility - Harvard Undergraduate Council President Ava Nasrollahzadeh '16 and Vice President Dhruv P. Goyal '16 speak with Kunho Kim '17 and Brad I. Riew '17 about accessibility at Harvard. Other topics discussed at the meeting include the Student Athlete Association's upcoming event HESPY, the launch of the Omni Beta app, and how to promote more inclusive social spaces in general. By Savannah I. Whaley

A Vigil for Kenya - The Harvard African Students Association held a vigil at Memorial Church on Friday night after a shooting at Garissa University College in Kenya left more than 140 dead according to the New York TImes. By George J Lok

Photos of the Weekend (04/05/2015)

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