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The Asian Dance Team performs the dance “Genie (Tell Me you Wish)” at their Fall 2012 Showcase called “Limitless” in Kresge Little Theater.

The full company of the ADT bows after closing their Fall 2012 Showcase.

Jocelyn Lu ’14 also performs in the dance “A Li Lang.”

Angela Q. Zhang’15 (left) and Vivian A. Lee ‘12 perform a dance called “Season in Bloom”.

A hamster wheel waits to be knocked down as part of a larger chain reaction.

A small train waits to be knocked over by dominoes as part of the larger chain reaction.

Team Rubicon X puts the finishing touches on their part of the larger chain reaction, which involved a cup holding a golf ball riding around the roller coaster.

This photo as well as others appearing on page 6 were taken at the MIT Museum’s 15th annual Friday After Thanksgiving Chain Reaction Event in Rockwell Cage on Friday. Participants linked their individual chain reactio...

Small metal balls are dropped from the top of a wood structure to move golf balls and further the progress of a golf ball around the entirety of Rockwell Cage.

Members of the MIT Ohms, MIT’s South Asian a capella group, perform at their fall concert Ohmcoming in 10-250 on Saturday.

Participants were all smiles in Lobby 10 Friday morning at Amphibious Achievement’s second annual Erg-A-Thon, a fund-raising event which involved teams of volunteers competing to row the longest distance on indoor row...

Students register for Relay for Life on Friday evening at the Relay for Relay fundraiser event on Kresge Oval. Relay for Life, a fundraising event hosted by the American Cancer Society, will be held on March 9 next ye...

MIT Bhangra performs in the Student Center Friday night at Ring the Alarm, an annual dance competition held by Mocha Moves with competing teams coming from colleges all over the Boston area. MIT Bhangra ended up winni...

Splash participants clap along to the rhythm of a song in a class led by members of the Chorallaries.

Several students crowd around a laptop to watch a movie while waiting for their first class to start.

A shark glides over the unspoiled reefs of Jarvis Island, an uninhabited island in the South Pacific administered by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.