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By Owen A. Berger, Mariah Ellen D. Dimalaluan, Kathryn S. Kuhar, and Thomas Maisonneuve

Dec. 3 Gallery 1 - Our Harvard Can Do Better member Phoebe H. Suh '22 (center) speaks at a grad union strike rally. By Kathryn S. Kuhar

Dec. 3 Gallery 2 - Strikers read from printed sheets bearing chants and songs with labor-tinged lyrics. By Kathryn S. Kuhar

Dec. 3 Gallery 3 - Picketers marched around the yard, passing academic buildings including Sever Hall. By Mariah Ellen D. Dimalaluan

Dec. 3 Gallery 4 - Members of Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Automobile Workers marched past the John Harvard statue bearing buckets and UAW signs. By Mariah Ellen D. Dimalaluan

Dec. 3 Gallery 5 - The grad union also held a Time's Up rally Thursday, with protesters calling on Harvard to support affiliates who have experienced sexual harassment or assault. By Owen A. Berger

Dec. 3 Gallery 6 - Protesters clustered in Harvard Yard midday as snow from a weekend storm turned to slush. By Owen A. Berger

Dec. 3 Gallery 7 - A protester on the Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Automobile Workers picket line holds a sign supporting the strike and key contract measures. By Kathryn S. Kuhar

Dec. 3 Gallery 7 - Thursday marked the third full day of the graduate union's strike. At various points local politicians, members of other unions, and University administrators have attended or observed the picket line. By Thomas Maisonneuve

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