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Daniel E. Bickerstaff ’10, as Charles, warns that chaos will ensue if Miss Faith yanks out all of Aretha‘s teeth.

Former Pakistani ambassador Husain Haqqani addresses delegates at the opening of the Boston Invitational Model United Nations (BosMUN) conference this past Friday. In its sixth year, the conference drew one thousand h...

Evan C. Iwerks ’10 (center) teaches Burton-Conner Housemaster Merritt R. Smith and President Susan Hockfield how to play tennis with the Nintendo Wii. Hockfield toured Burton-Conner as part of her continuing effort to...

Asha D. Martin ’10 performs as Verona, a euthanasia specialist trying to rid her home of roaches.

Mark J. Avara ’07 performs as Dr. Lutzky, a roach exterminator with a PhD.

Clinton L. Scroggins ’10, as Kin-Seer, waves farewell to his ancestors as he is brought to America through the Middle Passage with fellow Seers, Kristen M. Rose ’10 (center) and Jamira V. Cotton ’08 (right).

Thomas S. Pollom ’09 leaps for a block against Mount Ida College in the MIT Invitational on Saturday, Feb. 10. MIT defeated Emmanuel College to win first place in the tournament.

Miss Faith (Gireeja V. Ranade ’07) extracts Aretha’s teeth and eventually Aretha from public record.

Ari D. Shapiro G and Erika L. Bakse ’09, as Anglor and Blanca Saxon.

Michael Aponte ’95 (left) and Dave Irvine ’95, two of the foremost players in MIT’s blackjack team, share their experiences at “The True Story of the MIT Blackjack Team” sponsored by LSC last Tuesday, March 18.

Ken Van Tilburg ’11 hits a running forehand during a doubles match against Emerson College in the J.B. Carr Tennis Bubble on March 19. Van Tilburg and partner Eric A. Beren ’08, this week’s NEWMAC Doubles Team of the ...

Jason Burgess G looks out over Killian Court, where hackers placed a 20-sided die last Tuesday, Mar. 18 in memory of Gary Gygax, the inventor of the Dungeons and Dragons.

Agata Wisniowska ’11 is wearing a cardigan from Victoria’s Secret ($25) while everything else: necklace ($10), tank top ($5), skirt ($30), tights ($5), and shoes ($30) was bought in Poland. Why we like her look: Wisni...

Laura C. Watson ’08 eyes her next move during a game against Williams College last Thursday, March 13. Williams defeated MIT 15-7.

The MIT Symphony Orchestra performs Kabalevsky: Concerto No. 2 for Cello on March 14 in Kresge Auditorium. The piece featured soloist Cai P. GoGwilt ’10.

Jerrold M. Grochow, MIT’s Vice President for Information Services and Technology, speaks during an open town-hall meeting held by the Undergraduate Association about the future of MIT’s IT systems, as UA President Mar...