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The MIT Logarhythms perform at the 7th annual Katwalk last Friday. Katwalk, put on by Kappa Alpha Theta, is a philanthropy fashion show whose profits go to the Boston chapter of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA...

Emma L. Frank ’15 and Stephen D. Johnson ’15 perform during Roadkill Buffet’s “A Show of Hands” on Friday night.

On Sunday afternoon in the third floor hallway above the Infinite Corridor, onlookers experienced “MIThenge,” the twice-yearly phenomenon in which the setting sun aligns with the Infinite Corridor.

A Cambridge resident checks in at Kresge Auditorium to vote on Tuesday. In addition to the presidential and Massachusetts senate races, the ballot also contained questions regarding physician-assisted suicide and the ...

Mathew M. Peterson ’14 changes Obama’s electoral college vote total during The Forum’s election night party in the Coffeehouse Lounge on Tuesday evening.

Snow fell for the first time this season on Wednesday night. Here, students build a snowman on Kresge Oval.

Cambridge elections workers start to receive results on Tuesday evening at the Cambridge Senior Center, 780 Massachusetts Avenue. The City’s 33 precincts deliver their counts electronically, as well as the physical ba...

Professional magician Mat Franco cuts a deck during a card trick performed Wednesday evening for a Baker Hall study break.

A crane lifted a piece of the skylight onto the Great Dome on Monday. The skylight is expected to be installed by January.

Day 2, Oct. 17. This photo highlights the range of an HDR image. By combining three different exposures into a single image, all levels of detail, from the brightness of the setting sun and to the shadows inside the d...

Erik A. Waingarten ’15 and interviewer Joseph Falvella of Chrysler read interview tips posted on the wall of the MIT Global Education & Career Development Office while waiting for their appointments. GECD provides 22 ...

219 Vassar St. lies halfway demolished at the end of October. This photograph, as well as the others in the photo essay on page 7, were created by merging at least two photographs of different exposure levels into a s...

Day 5, Oct. 20. Morning clouds roll over the demolition site.

Day 1, Oct. 16. Photographs of 219 Vassar St. were taken over a week and a half period to showcase the gradual changes that took place during its demolition.

Day 9, Oct. 24. By the eighth day, most of the building had been demolished.

Day 11, Oct. 26. Previously a place of much noise and destruction, the demolition site was cleared and quiet on the evening of the last day.