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Photos of the Day (03/10/2015)

By Sofia C. Shapiro, Zorigoo Tugsbayar, and Y. Kit Wu

Princess Nokia - Destiny Nicole Frasqueri, known as her stage name Princess Nokia, performs a song from her debut album, Metallic Butterfly, at the Hiphop Archive and Research Institute after she discussed her artistic activism and inspiration. By Sofia C. Shapiro

Princess Nokia - Princess Nokia answers questions Wednesday afternoon at a screening of her recently released music video "Young Girls" at the Hiphop Archive and Research Institute. By Sofia C. Shapiro

Princess Nokia - Princess Nokia talks to fans after her new music video screening of "Young Girls" at the Hiphop Archive and Research Institute. By Sofia C. Shapiro

Thoughts Over Dinner - UC Vice President Dhruv Goyal delivers a speech entitled "State of the College" in Lowell dining hall Monday night. The annual Lowell House speeches were designed to encourage intellectual expression in house life. By Thomas W. Franck

Cleaning Ice and Snow - An area is taped off in front of Leverett House due to safety concern about falling icicles. The university is working to clear ice from buildings. By Zorigoo Tugsbayar

A Concluding Handshake - At the end of a forum discussion featuring comedians rather than politicians, Bassem R.Youssef, left, extends a concluding handshake to actor and fellow comedian Maz Jobrani. By Y. Kit Wu

A Gesture from Bassem - Bassem R. Youssef, a comedian dubbed Egypt’s Jon Stewart gestures towards the audience in one of his responses to Maz Jobrani, sitting behind. Also a comedian, Jobrani exchanged jokes and commentary with Youssef ranging from Jobrani's acting career to the cultural influence of media. By Y. Kit Wu

Bassem R. Youssef at the IOP - Bassem R.Youssef, a well-known Egyptian comedian, listens to Maziyar Jobrani, an Iranian-American actor and comedian. In a forum about political humor, the two exchanged jokes as well as commentary on contemporary events. By Y. Kit Wu

50 Years After Selma - Students from the Harvard Black Men’s Forum, Black Students Association, and the Association of Black Harvard Women among other students discuss the state of race relations and race in the United States 50 years after the Selma to Montgomery marches. By Zorigoo Tugsbayar

Photos of the Day (03/10/2015)

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