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Justin M. Pedley ’16 shoots in MIT’s men’s basketball game against Salem State University on Thursday evening. The game was close to the last minute, with MIT ultimately winning 61-57.

“Mommy’s Little Soldier,” a sculpture artist Kyle Haines created in 2011 from projector parts, fan parts, saucepan, butter knife, steel wire, and forks. Haines will create a series of MIT-themed sculptures composed fr...

“Pugilist Oil Co.” from Haines’ series “God’s Golden Garbage,” created in 2011 from oilcans, steel wire, and antique fuses.

Kresge Auditorium’s windows were decorated in the colors of the teams participating in the presentations

Professor David R. Wallace, the lead teacher for 2.009, was the master of ceremonies for the final presentations which took place in a packed Kresge Auditorium.

Team Purple created a product which prevents equine leg injuries. For their product demo, they brought in “Pinky,” the horse which they had worked with during the semester.

Green Team demoed “Poseidon,” a device which projected a green dot on the bottom of any swimming pool to help swimmers keep up with their target pace.

Professor David R. Wallace was recognized by his students at the end of the 2.009 final presentations.

Bursts of confetti over the heads of the large audience marked the conclusion of the final presentations for 2.009, Product Engineering Process.

Kara N. Presbrey ’16 models a dress made from leaves, paper, and wire at the MIT Trashion Show last Friday night.

The Cross Products, an MIT co-ed Christian a cappella group, held their end-of-semester concert in 32-123 this past Saturday. The group began singing at MIT in the fall of 1988.