The Week in Pictures: Stacy Levy, Martin Luther King Week and a Very Expensive Cake

A cake modeled to look like Parrish Hall stole the show at the McCabe Sesquicentennial CelebrationMartin Froger-Silva '16 — A cake modeled to look like Parrish Hall stole the show at the McCabe Sesquicentennial Celebration
*Martin Froger-Silva '16*

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: Andrew Moore’s exhibition opened Thursday at the List Gallery
Martin Froger-Silva ’16

The Sesquicentennial Celebration in McCabe also featured a musical accompanimentMartin Froger-Silva '16 — The Sesquicentennial Celebration in McCabe also featured a musical accompaniment
*Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Stacy Levy, a visiting environmental artist, speaks to The Daily Gazette about her project, Crum Creek Meander"Martin Froger-Silver '16 — Stacy Levy, a visiting environmental artist, speaks to *The Daily Gazette* about her project, *Crum Creek Meander*
*Martin Froger-Silver ’16*

Andrew Moore, photographer, speaks on his workMartin Froger-Silva '16 — Andrew Moore, photographer, speaks about his newly opened List Gallery exhibition, *East/West*
*Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Andrew Moore's exhibition opened Thursday at the List GalleryMartin Froger-Silva '16 — Andrew Moore’s exhibition opened Thursday at the List Gallery
*Martin Froger-Silva ’16*

Guest speakers Maurice Eldridge, Professor Keith Reeves, and Paul Cato '14 speak at the Friends Meeting House as part of Swarthmore's Martin Luther King weekElena Ruyter '14 — Guest speakers Maurice Eldridge ’61, Professor Keith Reeves, and Paul Cato ’14 speak at the Friends Meeting House as part of Swarthmore’s Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week
*Elena Ruyter ’14*

The Gospel Choir closes the reception in honor of MLK at The Friends Meeting HouseElena Ruyter '14 — The Gospel Choir closes the reception in honor of MLK at the Friends Meeting House
*Elena Ruyter ’14*

Swarthmore received yet another snow storm this week. Yes, we still had classesElena Ruyter '14 — Swarthmore received yet another snow storm this week. Yes, we still had classes
*Elena Ruyter ’14*

Despite the cold and the cancelled shuttles, the snow certainly is prettyElena Ruyter '14 — Despite the cold and the cancelled shuttles, the snow certainly is pretty
*Elena Ruyter ’14*

“The Week in Pictures” is a weekly photo spread of life at Swarthmore College put together by the staff of The Daily Gazette. If you have a photo you would like to submit, or if you’re interested in joining our media staff, please send inquiries to Elèna Ruyter ’14, our Multimedia Editor, at eruyter1@swarthmore.edu.

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