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A hack referencing Jack and the Beanstalk was deployed on top of the 3rd floor skywalk connecting buildings 66 and 68 late Friday (Oct. 24) night. The hack features a wooden castle, paper maché clouds, and a beanstalk...

The Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Regimental Staff forms up for inspection during the joint-service Pass in Review on Saturday afternoon. The Pass in Review originated as an opportunity for a newly-assigned co...

MIT Bhangra performs at the Night Market hosted by CSC, Asian American Association, and ATS on Friday. The event featured street foods and performances from MIT Asian cultural groups.

Kristina L. Presing ’15 doubles over in laughter as members of Roadkill Buffet ask her about her day during Do Not Enter: Alarm Will Sound in 6-120 on Friday night.

Buzz Aldrin responds to a question as a part of a panel of Apollo astronauts during the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautic’s Centennial Symposium. The panel was held at Kresge Auditorium on Oct. 22.

Stephanie Zhang of Kappa Alpha Theta performs at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night on Sun, Oct. 19.

Nichole Clarke of Pi Beta Phi performs at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night on Sun, Oct. 19. They would go on to win the Judge’s Choice Award.

Delta Kappa Epsilon performs at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night on Sun, Oct. 19.

Zeta Psi performs at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night on Sun, Oct. 19. They would go on to win the top award.

Fernando A. Yordan ’17 spars against a competitor during the 2014 MIT Taekwondo Tournament on Sunday, Oct.19. The tournament, featuring 424 competitors from 24 schools, saw MIT earn second place in ECTC Division I.

Francis Chen performs at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night on Sun, Oct. 19.

Allison A. Davanzo ’18 spikes the ball during Tuesday’s game against Babson College. MIT won the NEWMAC game 3-1, continuing the winning streak and advancing the team to a 23-2 overall score.

Kevin Tian of Zeta Beta Tau performs at Sigma Kappa’s Late Night on Sun, Oct. 19.

Molly C. McNamara ’16 dribbles the ball down field during MIT’s game against Smith College on Saturday. Smith took a 1-0 lead into halftime, but staunch defending and two goals by Emily Penn ‘18 in the second half wer...

MIT Symphony Orchestra kicked off this year’s season Saturday night, playing Mozart’s Symphony No. 36 ‘Linz Symphony,’ followed by Sibelius’ Symphony No. 2.

A member of Clowns@MIT uses the move “Water Gun” as a Squirtle during Friday’s Pokemon Battle on Killian Court. The event was hosted as one of Clowns@MIT’s many events to help students relieve stress and have fun.