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Allison M. Schneider ’13 (Mercutio) and Katherine A. Roe ’14 (Tybalt) share an intimate moment in MIT Shakespeare Ensemble’s production of Romeo and Juliet.

B-girl Colleen M. Gallagher ’11 holds a freeze at Imobilare practice on Mar. 7.

Megan E. Tadge ’12 swims in the women’s 500 freestyle against Colby College on Jan. 14, 2012. The Engineers beat the Mules 237-57.

In this photo taken at the docks of the sailing pavilion, the Prudential and the John Hancock Towers in the background are competing with the masts in the foreground for vertical dominance while the spectators enjoyin...

Justin C. Helbert ’14 runs to the base during a baseball game against Easter Nazarene College on Mar. 15. The Engineers won 9-0 against the Easter Nazarene Lions to improve their record to 2-1.

Jacob T. Shapiro ’11 stretches during gymnastics club practice. Seven of the eight teams stripped of varsity status in 2009 were reinstated as club sports.

Kuljot S. Anand ’13 sings “Just Dance Pe Chance,” an original mashup of Lady Gaga’s “Just Dance” and “Dance Pe Chance” from the Bollywood movie Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, at the MIT Ohms debut concert Friday night. The newl...

Grace M. Kane ’11 (Romeo) and Allison M. Schneider ’13 (Mercutio) star in the MIT Shakespeare Ensemble’s production of Romeo and Juliet.

A pressman adjusts the flow of black ink to the transfer roller of the press with gentle taps of his wrench.

A worker prepares a stack of issues for tying and packaging.

A Mass Web printer rests his ink-stained hand on a roll of paper bound for the press.

The Kentucky Fried Duck sinks shortly after casting off on its maiden voyage at the Head of the Zesiger cardboard-boat regatta. The ship was piloted by Timothy K. Wilczynski ’14, Brian D. McCarthy ’12, and Alexander P...

Mr. Allen holds a test copy of The Tech while explaining the printing process that is happening behind him.

Prior to the start of Bad Ideas Weekend, a painted banner of the Green Building appeared under the dome in Lobby 7. The words “Bad Ideas” are displayed using red and black windows and a QR code taped to the bottom dir...

Students learn how to work with clay and pottery wheels as part of the IAP Beginning Potter’s Wheel class, offered by the MIT Student Art Association.

Fredric F. Ehrich ’47, an MIT senior lecturer, instructs students during the IAP subject “Introduction to Jet Propulsion.” The class began hands-on testing of a jet engine.