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Jeffrey Ma ’94 is the real-life basis for the character Ben Campbell (Jim Sturgess), pictured here, in the upcoming movie 21 about the MIT blackjack team. 21 is based on the book Bringing Down the House by Ben Mezrich.

Evan Chan ’08 is wearing a white button-down shirt and jeans from Express ($40 and $60 respectively), shoes from Ecco ($80), and watch from Kenneth Cole ($90). Why we like his look: Chan is wearing four things from ou...

Sir Toby Belch (Christopher Stephenson ­’09), Olivia’s deranged uncle, holds down Sebastian (Sara E. Ferry ’11) believing that he is his original aggressor Cesario, Sebastian’s twin sister Viola in disguise.

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.

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.

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...

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.

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.

Upperclassmen help freshmen explore their options at the Choice of Major Study Break in Next Dining on Thursday night. The event, organized by Next House RBA (Residence-Based Advising), allowed freshmen to talk with u...

Maria (Rachel Nagin), a gentlewomen in Countess Olivia’s household, berates Malvolio (Sabrina M. Neuman ’09), Olivia’s head servant who is secretly in love with Olivia, for acting crazy in the presence of Olivia. Neve...