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A guard tower is seen at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo, Japan.

A sign cautions visitors in front of Old Faithful at Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.

Forward Christian W. Therkelsen ’11 evades Babson sophomores Jimmy Stent and Ryan Obolewicz during the Engineers’ 2-4 loss on Saturday at Steinbrenner Stadium. Therkelsen was double-teamed throughout the game, but he ...

Members of the MIT Sailing Team (sail 3) exit a turn behind Boston College (sail 13) during the Erwin Schell Trophy on Sunday on the Charles River. The sailing competition featured 20 collegiate and military teams fro...

Forward Liz Theurer 10 successfully bounces a kick away from two Wheaton pursuers during a home game on Tuesday. The Engineers ultimately fell to the Lyons 2-0 during the shutout.

Yonder Mountain String Band bassist Ben Kaufmann concentrates during “Easy Come Easy Gone” on Oct. 16 at the House of Blues.

Timothy R. Jenks ’13 shoots prone in the 3 position smallbore rifle match against John Jay College of Criminal Justice. The Engineers defeated the Bloodhounds 4453 to 4199.

Kevin A. Rustagi ’11 of the The Guitar Knives drums a beat.

Nym (Susan C. Flowers ’13, left) and Pistol (Jacob L. Austin-Breneman ’13) plot their revenge against Falstaff during a dress rehearsal of the MIT Shakespeare Ensemble’s rendition of The Merry Wives of Windsor. Perfor...

Jeff Austin of Yonder Mountain String Band plays the mandolin on Oct. 16 at the House of Blues.

Nikola B. Otasevic ’12 advances the ball down the pool on Oct. 17 during the men’s water polo game versus Fordham University. MIT lost 7-6.

Acoustic guitarist and songwriter JamesLevi “Levi” M. Schmidt ’10 opened the new concert series “Live! @ the Coffeehouse” on Oct. 16.

Lorraine Ling G (left) executes at the MIT Tae Kwon Do tournament held this past Sunday at the Z-Center. The Engineers finished first overall.

Yonder Mountain String Band play to their largest crowd ever in Boston at the House of Blues on Oct. 16.

Thomas M. Cervantes ’11 of The Guitar Knives strums the bass during last Friday’s concert at the Student Center.

Samuel D. Acquah ’12 squares up the ball during the Engineer’s 4-1 win against Elms College on the Steinbrenner Stadium turf Wednesday afternoon.