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Zuckerberg (and occasionally Schroepfer) answered a variety of questions covering topics ranging from online privacy to Facebook’s addictiveness — the latter of which Zuckerberg attributed to a combination of human so...

Zuckerberg, a Harvard dropout, graciously accepts an MIT hoodie from Chancellor Grimson at the end of the discussion.

After an hour-long discussion with Chanceller Eric Grimson PhD ’80, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg takes questions from the audience in 26-100.

Facebook Director of Engineering Jocelyn Goldfein awaits Mark Zuckerberg’s arrival in 26-100.

Eric Grimson PhD ’80, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and Facebook Vice President of Engineering Mike Schroepfer.

An excited Hiawatha Bray, reporter for the Boston Globe, tries to ask Zuckerberg questions during the press event on Monday.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks to the press outside Lobby 10 around noon on Monday. After fielding questions from the press, Zuckerberg addressed a packed 26-100. Zuckerberg also attended a recruiting event with ...

Zuckerberg speaks to the press prior to his appearance in 26-100. Over 2,600 students entered the ticket lottery to see Zuckerberg speak.

This “J,” representing the J/ψ meson is displayed at the MIT Museum.

Noam Angrist ’13 (left) and Ron Rosenberg ’13 founded Amphibious Achievement, a high school mentoring program that provides free athletic training and academic instruction to local high school students.

Ambika M. Krishnamachar ‘15 prepares to maneuver past a defendant during a game against Wellesley Tuesday night. MIT won the game 1-0 to advance to the semifinal round in the NEWMAC women’s soccer tournament.

Thomas A. Anderson ’13, new IFC president.

Michael A. Batista ’12 competes in the Men’s Smallbore event during Friday’s rifle competition against the U.S. Naval Academy and Wentworth Institute of Technology.