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Guest conductor Frank Battisti of the New England Conservatory (NEC) Wind Ensemble directs at the MIT Wind Ensemble at their annual concert on Friday night. Battisti founded the NEC Wind Ensemble 30 years ago and is c...

A camera atop Building 54 looks toward the Harvard Bridge. According to Thomas W. Komola, manager of the Security and Emergency Management Office, the camera (and its counterpart, pointed towards the river in front o...

Four plastic coyotes appeared on Briggs Field yesterday. Some speculate that they are intended to discourage geese from landing and defecating on the grass.

Materials Science Professor Donald R. Sadoway removes the foil on a bottle of Champagne Wednesday in his final lecture for 3.091, the solid-state chemistry GIR class he has taught for 16 years. Following a lecture on ...

Mysterious hackers managed to hang a very large cheese in 10-250 on Thursday morning, just in time for the final session of 18.02. The cheese is a reference to the fact that the class always says “cheese!” when Profes...

Members of the Asian Dance Team rehearse a traditional dance for their upcoming performance. The show will take place on Saturday at 6 p.m. in Kresge auditorium.

Annie Y. Kwon ’11, Alvin S. Chen ’11, and Jessie S. Jeon G perform a set of pieces by Felix Mendelssohn as part of the MIT Chamber Music Society on Wednesday night.

Entitled “Alchemist”, the sculpture is composed of mathematical symbols in the shape of a human.

Lauren E. Clark ’14 walks the runway on Friday in Kappa Alpha Theta’s KATWalk fashion show. Proceeds from ticket sales help raise money for “Court Appointed Special Advocates,” which trains community volunteers to spe...

Sydney A. Giblin ‘12 starts off with butterfly in the 200-meter individual medley during Saturday’s swim meet against Bowdoin College and Babson College.

Riggers installed the new Jaume Plensa sculpture between the Student Center (W20) and Massachusetts Avenue yesterday.

Burlesque dancers perform “Bushel and a Peck” during the Musical Theater Guild’s performance of Guys and Dolls.

Promoters of the most recent campus dining petition late Wednesday night plastered the door of Chris Colombo, Dean for Student Life, with signs saying “sayNO.mit.edu,” the website of the petition.

A silver RV made to look like a giant toaster appeared on the dot by Building 54 yesterday. The owners were offering visitors free toast.

Gamblers play craps and roll dice down New York City sewers at the end to the Crapshooter’s Ballet.

Adelaide (Kerry Brooke Steere) tries to persuade Nathan Detroit (Stever Robbins ’86) to get married, after fourteen years of being engaged. MIT’s Musical Theatre Guild will be performing Guys And Dolls Friday, Saturda...