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From left: Kelly A. Strominger ’10 and Deborah C. Markham ’10 board the boat after snorkeling in the South West Bay off Nassau, The Bahamas on Tuesday, March 23.

A windmill is seen on the eastern outskirts of central Amsterdam.

Ana Lyons ’12 studies Frida Kahlo’s “Fulang-Chang and I” in New York’s Museum of Modern Art.

A new printer was installed in the Student Center over spring break.

A new SafeRide television has been installed behind the Student Center. Only its casing was visible for most of the week.

Maxwell Mann ‘12 observes as Nathan Lachenmyer ‘10 works to free the drive chain from the bell at the Kendall Red Line station. The MIT Kendall Band Preservation Society began their work repairing and refurbishing the...

Compost bins now accompany trash and recycling bins in Lobby 10.

Video cameras continue to be installed around campus, increasing the likelihood that the movements of students and staff may be recorded. Pictured above is one of two cameras recently installed in the lobby of Buildin...

To celebrate the 400th anniversary of the Sidereus Nuncius, Galileo’s first observations through a telescope, hackers hung an asteroid belt from the ceiling on the 8th floor of the Green Building on Tuesday. They also...

Nathaniel S. Fox ’12 gives his stand-up comedy routine as part of a competition arranged by the MIT Stand-Up Comedy Club on Wednesday evening in Lobdell. The top eight comedians voted by the audience will represent MI...

Aviva Rose Siegel ’13 and Aubrey L. Samost ’10 skate to “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” during the MIT Figure Skating Club’s annual exhibition in Johnson on Mar. 12. The exhibition featured beginner skaters performing their...

Qiaodan Jin Stone ’13 reads the tab to the table she is waiting on at Deli Haus. The wait-staff at Deli Haus are usually dressed in a punk style.

Supa Dupa and the Shallow Romantics performed at the Student Center’s Mezzanine Lounge on March 12, hosted by the MIT Live Music Connection.

Back Ekaterina R. Kononov ’12 prepares to pass during the women’s rugby team’s scrimmage in the cold, windy rain on Saturday evening on Robert’s Field. The club team beat Boston College 12-3.

Hillary E. Jenny ’12 gets ready for a forehand during the women’s tennis match in the J.B. Carr Tennis Bubble on Saturday morning. The Engineers lost 8-1 against New York University.

John Paul Pitts, vocalist and guitarist for Surfer Blood, performs in Rhode Island on Wednesday. Surfer Blood is a indie and pop band from West Palm Beach, Florida.