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Lilli Vanessi (Kerry Brooke Steere) and Fred Graham (Justin D. Breucop ’12) reminisce about old love during “Wunderbar.”

Kresge Auditorium’s lobby, a polling place, glows with the bright lights over the voting booths at the very end of Election Day 2008.

Hundreds of students crowded into Copley Square in Boston in an impromptu celebration amidst music, drumming, dancing, and cries of “Yes, we can!” an Obama campaign slogan. The gathering dispersed peacefully upon requ...

Things get a little more out of hand resulting in the townspeople of Padua panicking during “Kiss Me, Kate!”

Leslie S. Nachbar ’10 of the MIT-Wellesley Toons co-ed a cappella group sings at the third annual Concert for a Cure on Saturday evening in 10-250. The show featured a cappella groups from many local colleges, and rai...

Dean of Student Life Costantino “Chris” Colombo (left) and Dean of Undergraduate Education Daniel E. Hastings ’78 judge baked dishes at Burton-Conner House’s annual Apple Bake contest in the Porter Room on Sunday afte...

Christian W. Therkelsen ’11 tries to keep the ball moving downfield against Wheaton midfielder Chris Thomas in the second half of Saturday’s hard-fought soccer game against Wheaton College at Steinbrenner Stadium. The...

Trumpeter Martin W. Skelton ’08 of Supa Dupa plays at the WMBR and EC ConcertComm joint production Fred Fest ’08 in the East Campus courtyard on Saturday evening.

Violinist Paula M. Te ’11 of Supa Dupa plays at the WMBR and EC ConcertComm joint production Fred Fest ’08 in the East Campus courtyard on Saturday evening.

Peter Bojo ’11 defends the ball against Wheaton midfielder Jake Wagner during Saturday’s men’s soccer game at Steinbrenner Stadium. The Engineers tied Wheaton College in a scoreless game to leave them 14-1-2 overall.

Vocalist and guitarist Barry Matthew Kudrowitz G of Supa Dupa plays at the WMBR and EC ConcertComm joint production Fred Fest ’08 in the East Campus courtyard on Saturday evening.

Students and other locals watch bands in the East Campus courtyard as part of the WMBR and EC ConcertComm joint production Fred Fest ’08 on Saturday evening.

To protest Chancellor Clay’s campus-wide e-mail detailing what was perceived to be an overly-restrictive policy on hacking, MIT hackers covered the hacks on display in the Stata Center. Hacks were covered with black c...

MIT hackers put the NASA logo on McDermott Court, often called “The Dot,” on Oct. 1, exactly 50 years after the National Aeronautics and Space Administration began operations.

Directed by Adam Boyles, the MIT Symphony Orchestra performed Peter Child’s Punkie Night, a Halloween themed piece.

An outdoor barbecue was seen at Oktoberfest in Harvard Square on Sunday afternoon.