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Pythagoras, a line of alternating 16 bells and 14 hammers, in the Kendall Band musical sculpture.

Steve Drasco with one of Pythagoras’s levers.

Lou only wants to be found at the Lost and Found.

Carlos Sendao (left) and Maxine “Max” Beeman (right).

Galileo, a stainless steel “thunder sheet,” in the Kendall Band musical sculpture at the Kendall T station.

Katie Williams '21 competes at the John Thomas Terrier Classic at BU this past weekend.

Kepler, a 55-inch diameter ring and hammer, is part of the Kendall Band musical sculpture.

Kristine Opolais with Andris Nelsons and the Boston Symphony.

David Favela surrounded by the cast in the IAP production of MIT MTG's "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat."

'American Panda' is MIT grad Gloria Chao's latest novel.

A display in honor of Black History Month appeared in Lobby 7 this week.

A sign announcing the number of days Star Market would remain open stood at the front of the 20 Sidney St. store Feb. 3.

Representatives of MIT's new Intelligence Quest initiative handed out T-shirts and M&Ms in Lobby 10 Feb. 1.

MIT Shotokan Karate in practice with 50 students from China's Changzhou University.

Star Market's aisles were cleared out by Feb. 3 in preparation for the store's closing. Caution tape prevented customers from walking into the aisles, while the last remaining items were deeply discounted and stacked ...

The MIT Community Climate Conversations featured pitches from local environmental entrepreneurs and investors.