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John Legend, five time Grammy award winner, performed at Johnson Ice Rink for the closing ceremony of the Global Poverty Initiative on Sunday, April 20.

Deena Kastor (in the white hat) runs past Killian Court shortly before the twelve-mile mark in the 2008 Women’s Marathon Olympic Trials on Sunday as the chase pack attempts to catch leader Magdalena Lewy Boulet. Kasto...

MIT hackers hung a large bomber silhouette with the letters ‘DTYD’ in the middle of Lobby 7 on the morning of April 18. The letters refer to the large annual party of the same name.

Raphael R. Peterson ’10 concentrates as he plays a guitar solo during a performance by Don Byron’s Sugarhill Ensemble this past Sunday, April 20 in the Senior House basement.

John R. Kucharczyk ’11 breaks away from Clark University’s Nate Sherman during the closing minutes of the men’s lacrosse team’s 9-5 defeat over the Cougars on Saturday.

Paul Romer, one of the nation’s leading economists and developer of New Growth Theory, addressed the Millennium Campus Conference participants as the economics keynote speaker.

Collin E. Johnson G plays a piece he composed, “Of Unnatural Causes.” Johnson and Sinan Keten G played a joint Emerson recital yesterday evening in Killian Hall, which included performances by visiting professor Don B...

A construction worker fills in a hole where a tree was removed just outside of the Stata Center’s Forbes Cafe yesterday afternoon. The trees from the construction area are being relocated the NW35 graduate residence a...

Visiting professor Don Byron (front, left) and John P. Murphy ’10 (rear) play the clarinet and the bass, respectively. Collin E. Johnson G and Sinan Keten G played a joint Emerson recital yesterday evening in Killian ...

Sinan Keten G plays the drums during “La Media Naranja,” composd by John P. Murphy ’10. Keten and Collin E. Johnson G played a joint Emerson recital yesterday evening in Killian Hall, which included performances by Mu...

In a sweeping speech on Wednesday in the Tang Auditorium, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick outlined a $3.8 billion bond proposal to protect the state’s economy. It was Patrick’s first official visit to MIT since h...

Sir Toby Belch (Christopher Stephenson ­’09) and Feste (Nathaniel R. Twarog G) have a drunken conversation as Sir Andrew Aguecheeke (Olivia Leitermann G) dances in the background.

Nathaniel R. Twarog G (Feste) plays the mandolin during a short intermission. Feste is a jester often referred to as Fool who moves between Olivia’s and Orsino’s households singing and making jokes.

Countess Olivia (Hanna S. Kuznetsov ’09) declares her undying love for Viola (Nori Pritchard ’06) who is disguised as the young servant of Duke Orsino, Cesario.

The captain (Heather McDonald ’11) helps Viola (Nori Pritchard ’06) catch her breath in the beginning of the play after being shipwrecked on the shores of Illyria.

Shaunalynn M. Duffy ’09 and Samuel E. Kronick ’10 lurch down the Infinite Corridor as part of a group of zombies on the last leg of a campus tour they were giving to Center for Advanced Visual Studies artist Jenny Rom...