Deena Wang

House sparrows were introduced to the Americas from England. They are a common sight throughout campus.

Illustration of hermit thrush. Note thin beak with darker tip and spots on breast.

Daniel J. Gonzalez ‘14 spins two poi. Poi are chains with a handle on one end and a wick on the other.

Alexandra M. Westbrook ‘13 spins a staff in the contact style. Some moves have unusual names, such as “The Steve,” in which the staff is spun down the arm and across the back.

Nathan S. Lachenmyer ’10 spins two staves. He has been spinning for five years.

Cow tongue, cooked with garlic. The original tongue was very large — almost the length of a forearm.

mitBEEF consumes every part of the cow. Counterclockwise from front center: fried penis, book tripe, beef tendon, beef feet, liver pate, beef marrow on bread, scrambled eggs and brains, sweet breads, heart, testicles,...

An mitBEEF member tries kidney. It was kind of not-tasty.