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Javier J. Ordonez ’10 (left) begins an attack against his Boston University opponent during an épée bout. The men’s and women’s fencing teams travelled to BU this past Saturday, Nov. 17, to compete in a Northeast Fenc...

Matthew J. Rosario ’10 plays the electric piano during “In a Sentimental Mood.” The MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble performed a concert on Saturday, Nov. 17, titled “Celebrating Boston Jazz & the Music of Charlie Kohlhase.”

Arin S. Rogers ’11 glances up during Duke Ellington’s “In a Sentimental Mood,” as arranged by Herb Pomeroy. The song was the first of a two-part medley in memory of Pomeroy, who passed away this year. The MIT Festival...

Lindley C. Graham ’10 (right) jumps back as her opponent charges during a foil fencing bout. The men’s and women’s fencing teams travelled to Boston University this past Saturday, Nov. 17 to compete in a Northeast Fen...

Two vehicles involved in an accident in front of Simmons Hall yesterday caused damage to five other neighboring parked vehicles.

Jehan R. deFonseka ’07, David R. Harvison ’08, Michael P. Scarito ’10, Samantha M. Palazzolo ’10, Lyric P. Doshi ’08, and Esteban L. Hufstedler ’09 (left to right) camp outside 10-250 at 1:30 a.m. on the morning of Sa...

YeeKwan Lo ’08 sings about her drunken freshman experience to the melody of Daniel Powter’s “Bad Day.”

Karena K. Tyan ’08 holds up an LSC-style cue card

The Chorallaries wait to perform as they watch Benjamin M. Schwartz ’06 read off the list of people to be offended.

The Reefer Madness cast surprised the audience in the middle of the show, singing modified excerpts from the musical.

Tess E. Wise ’10 (left) listens to advice about relationships with significantly older men from her guardian angel, Anna Nicole Smith (Yelena S. Bagdasarova ’10). In this series of sketches, recently departed celebrit...

Jared C. Sadoian ’10, as a member of the “Boston Bomb Squad,” rushes fellow Chorallaries off-stage at the mention of the word “bomb” after a sketch about affirmative action’s prevalence at MIT.

The Chorallaries and the group’s alumni join together to sing the famous “The Engineers’ Drinking Song.”

Besides showing up over twenty-four hours early, some students also showed up to Bad Taste in costume.

Michael R. Blaisse ’10, as the “emo kid,” writes down his dark thoughts.

Roli Mandhana ’10 (left) and Sarika Chandiramani ’10 examine the handbags and other accessories up for silent auction at Kappa Alpha Theta’s KATwalk charity fashion show Sunday in Walker Memorial.