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Photos of the Day (02/02/16)

By Isabel G. Alexander, Sidni M. Frederick, Madeline R. Lear, Lauren A. Sierra, and Y. Kit Wu

February 3, 2016

A Prize in Urban Design - Architect Ginés Garrido, after accepting The Veronica Rudge Green Prize in Urban Design from the Harvard Graduate School of Design, speaks to how his winning urban project, Madrid Río, was implemented with the landscape in mind. “It connects the city with its geography,” said Garrido, before speaking of how Madrid Río acted as a project to connect the city’s culture. By Y. Kit Wu

Bach in the Sanctuary - George Bozeman plays “Prelude and Fugue in G Minor” by Johann Sebastian Bach in his first Memorial Church organ recital since 1984. The Tuesday night Sanctuary performance was the first of four slated for the Spring 2016 term. By Sidni M. Frederick

Chicken and Rice - A line forms outside of the Chicken and Rice Guys food truck at the Science Center plaza. Northeastern students recently triumphed over Harvard in a Facebook competition that offered free snack size meals for a day to the winning study body. By Lauren A. Sierra

Debating Political Correctness - In a debate hosted by the Harvard Political Union, Simone Abegunrin ’18 stands to give a qualification in support of political correctness. “Political correctness is a new concept, and with new concepts come growing pains and mistakes along the way.” By Isabel G. Alexander

Interfaith Peace Vigil - By Madeline R. Lear

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