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Volume 127, Issue 45 — 16 photos
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Dan L. Wheeler G joins in a candlelight vigil, sponsored by MIT Prajnopaya and Amnesty International, on Wednesday, Oct. 3. to protest the Burmese government’s crackdown on pro-democracy rallies.
Perry L. Hung—The Tech
Approximately 1,000 glass pumpkins were displayed for sale on the Kresge Oval on Saturday, Oct. 6 for the annual Great Glass Pumpkin Patch. Proceeds went to the MIT Glass Lab.
Kari M. Williams—The Tech
A family examines a blown glass pumpkin at the annual Great Glass Pumpkin Patch on Saturday, Oct. 6. Approximately 1,000 pumpkins were displayed for sale on Kresge Oval to benefit the MIT Glass Lab.
Kari M. Williams—The Tech
Flies cover the fruit in the slums outside Delhi, India.
Christina Kang—The Tech
Brian Wansink describes his study where he fed subjects with a constantly refilling bowl of soup. Wansink won this year’s Ig Nobel in Nutrition for studying the effects of visual cues on the amount of food eaten.
Jessica Witchley—The Tech
Professional Indexer Glenda Browne answers questions at the Ig Informal Lectures in 10-250 on Saturday, Oct. 6. Browne won this year’s Ig Nobel in Literature for her study of the word “the” and the ways it causes prob...
Jessica Witchley—The Tech
Ig Nobel Prize recipient Dan Meyer of Antioch, Tenn. swallows a sword in front of hundreds at the Ig Informal Lectures in 10-250 on Saturday, Oct. 6. Meyer is a professional sword swallower who co-authored a paper, “S...
Jessica Witchley—The Tech
With bold signs and fantastical costumes, parade marchers get their point across during the second annual HONK! festival which returned to Somerville and Cambridge this past weekend, ending on Sunday with a parade fro...
Samuel E. Kronick—The Tech
Ig Nobel laureate Kees Moeliker tells stories of famous dead birds at the Ig Informal Lectures in 10-250 on Saturday, Oct. 6. Moeliker won the 2003 Ig Nobel in Medicine for documenting the first scientifically recorde...
Jessica Witchley—The Tech
A child in the slums outside Delhi, India plays in the trash that is his playground.
Christina Kang—The Tech
Children in the slums outside Delhi, India overflow with laughter as they push for the prime spot in the photograph.
Christina Kang—The Tech
Tsumura of the Hungry March Band performs a trumpet solo in a spontaneous jam session after the second annual HONK! festival, which returned to Somerville and Cambridge this past weekend, ending on Sunday with a parad...
Samuel E. Kronick—The Tech
There was little subtlety when marchers expressed their feelings on political current events during the second annual HONK! festival, which returned to Somerville and Cambridge this past weekend, ending on Sunday with...
Samuel E. Kronick—The Tech
Bands in the HONK! parade bring energy and fun costumes to the streets during the second annual HONK! festival which returned to Somerville and Cambridge this past weekend, ending with a parade on Sunday from Davis Sq...
Samuel E. Kronick—The Tech
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