A student helps to push the dragon along during the Dragon Day parade. (Anthony Chen / Sun Staff Photographer) Ben Jones '18 welds the night before Dragon Day. (Riley Yuan / Sun Staff Photographer) The remnants of a phoenix are left on display in Ho Plaza. (Oliver Kliewe / Sun Senior Photographer) Students dressed up for Dragon Day. (Anthony Chen / Sun Staff Photographer) The Dragon Day parade draws a large crowd that fills up Campus Road. (Oliver Kliewe / Sun Senior Photographer) Dragon Day spectators take a high vantage point up above the Cornell Store. (Oliver Kliewe / Sun Senior Photographer) A student shows off her Dragon Day pride. (Anthony Chen / Sun Staff Photographer) Students at the Dragon Day parade dressed as Hillary Clinton and Kim Jong-un. (Kelly Yang / Sun Photography Editor) Students in costume at the Dragon Day parade. (Kelly Yang / Sun Photography Editor) Andrew Wong '18, Kieran Haruta '18, Jerry Liu '18, and Elie Boutros '18 push the dragon down East Ave alongside a member of Cornell EHS. (Riley Yuan / Sun Staff Photographer) Students in costume at the Dragon Day parade. (Kelly Yang / Sun Photography Editor) The Phoenix built by engineering students for Dragon Day. (Kelly Yang / Sun Photography Editor) Cornell Environmental Health & Safety monitors the activities of Dragon Day to ensure the safety of everybody in attendance. (Oliver Kliewe / Sun Senior Photographer)
Dragon Day 2014
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