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An unusually-decorated car is seen on a New York state highway.

To enjoy the Boston Pops’ July 4th concert and the fireworks, thousands of people gathered on the Cambridge side of the Charles River across from the Esplanade

Three Indonesian street artists, Popo, Bujangan Urban and Rharharha, were brought in from Jakarta to create billboards for the 2010 “Night Festival” in Singapore. In addition to the traditional spray paint, they used ...

Akansha Kumar ’11 (left) and Shubhi Goyal ’12 perform with MIT Chamak, a South Asian fusion dance team, at the ASA Activities Midway last Friday. More than 200 student groups had booths in the Johnson Ice Rink.

Basant V. Sagar ’11, member of the MIT Quidditch team, talks to interested students at the ASA Activities Midway last Friday.

14S-100: Harry plans his next adventure using the Stein Club Map Room’s topographic map collection. The Map Room is also a nice, secluded place to study.

4-332: Harry defiesp physics by levitating a book in the physics library in building 2.

Michael Lo ’12 of hits a pike during MIT bboy crew Imobilare’s cypher at Tuesday night’s orientation event. Imobilare’s performance was part of a series of short exhibitions by MIT dance groups. The event, which showc...

3-310: Instead of a magical slide to keep boys out, the Margaret Cheney room asks for a code to enter. Harry won’t be hanging out here anymore.

E14-6: Harry contemplates anti-Voldemort tactics in the penthouse conference room of the New Media Lab.

W20-429, 431, 428: Harry paints a magical moving portrait of Susan Hockfield in the Student Art Association Studio.

10-500: Harry studies for his O.W.L.s in the reading room of the Barker Engineering Library.

W20-483: Harry tries out muggle photography at The Tech, a publication that is infinitely superior to The Daily Prophet.

32-4: This outdoor tunnel doesn’t lead to the Shrieking Shack... just an exit facing Building 16.

Harry stares out at the Boston skyline from a mysterious balcony. Where is he? Hint: this is a dormitory.

Harry Potter (Benjamin N. Bell ’14) explores MIT with the help of the Marauder’s Map.