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Photos of the Weekend 04.17.16

By Madeline R. Lear, Megan M. Ross, Annie E. Schugart, Michael Shao, and Jessica M. Wang

Drone Fair - Francisco Rivera ’19 releases a drone for flight as a group of students and visiting admitted students watch at the Drone Fair during Visitas this weekend. By Annie E. Schugart

Drones in Quad Lawn - A group of students and visiting admitted students watch as a drone flies through the Quad Lawn at the Drone Fair during Visitas this weekend. By Annie E. Schugart

Work Hard, Break Easy - Peter W. Chang ‘18 dances in the Science Center Plaza for potential students to attract them to join Harvard Breakers. By Jessica M. Wang

Politics of Film - Academy Award-winning director and producer Irwin Winkler spoke with moderator Brandon Terry about politics of film Friday at the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum. By Fankai Liu

Thropstock - Zachary Gardner ’18 and Dylan R. McDonough ’18 compete in inflatable jousting at Thropstock, a cookout with lawn games and music in Winthrop’s Gore Courtyard on Sunday. By Megan M. Ross

Harvard Yard During Visitas - Students accepted into the Class of 2020 explore Harvard Yard during Visitas this weekend. By Michael Shao

What Moves You? - "I want to hold [time] in my arms and tell it thank you/I’m done progressing through life/I want my soul to move through moments and decide their worth for myself," recited Anna K. Antongiorgi '19 during ‘What Moves You?’ a Harvard Dance Project performance combining dance, music, and poetry in April. The cast worked with choreographers to translate answers to the question ‘What moves you?’ into movement. By Madeline R. Lear

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