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Members of ESP (Educational Studies Program) make balloon animals for prospective students at the CPW festival in the Johnson Ice Rink on Thursday night.

Prospective student Isaac Gutenkunst smashes ice during the CPW festival on April 16. This event was sponsored by East Campus Second West residents, who were also preparing liquid nitrogen ice cream.

A sign titled “Carnivorous Plants Win” along with a toilet plunger appeared in the Dollar Bill Lounge in the Infinite Corridor, a reference to the carnivorous plants that threaten the plumber Mario in the Mario video ...

Samuel Millington is a prospective student from New York, N.Y.

Kenya Mejia is a prospective student from Los Angeles, Calif.

Elizabeth D’Arienzo is a prospective student from East Meadow, N.Y.

Erik Tamayo is a prospective student from Lawndale, Calif.

Writing tutor Susan Spilecki works on an essay with graduate student Masafumi Hashimoto on April 16. Institute-wide cuts could affect communication departments at MIT.

East Campus residents prepare wildly-flavored liquid nitrogen ice cream during the CPW festival on April 16. The selection included blueberry, vanilla, mango, and rhubarb ice cream, along with an array of fun toppings.

Electrical components, such as these resistors, will be cheaper for MIT associates thanks to a new agreement with supplier Digi-Key.

Provost L. Rafael Reif answers student questions at the Undergraduate Association Senate meeting last night. Reif discussed the Institute’s financial situation, budget cuts, and student input in the decision-making pr...

(from left) David A. Brescia ’10, Skylar W. Desa ’10, Yoni Gray ’10, Prannay Budhraja ’10, Mia A. Shandell ’10, Bryan C. Hernandez ’09, and Travis S. Newsad ’10 contemplate their murderous actions during the dress reh...

MIT Natya members perform Sakti: Women of Power in Little Kresge on Sunday.

Mathura J. Sridharan ’11 (left) and Renuka Ramanathan ’10 portray Kannagi and Kovalan in MIT Natya’s show Shakti: Women of Power in Little Kresge on Sunday.

Randy Runyon, Zak Croxall, and Thomas Hartman all joined Morita at Sculler’s last Tuesday. The gig also marked the release of Morita’s debut CD, Colors.

Dhaya Lakshminarayanan ’96 has done live stand-up comedy engagements in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Boston.