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Mark Antony (Sean P. Faulk ’11) mourns the loss of a friend.

Julius Caesar (front right: Steve Barkhimer) and Mark Antony (front left: Sean P. Faulk
’11) discuss Cassius’ character. Titinius (back left: Prannay Budhraja ’10), Trebonius
(back center: Skylar W. Desa ’10), Portia ...

Titinius (left: Prannay Budhraja ’10), Octavius (center left: Max Goldman G), Cassius (center right: Bryan C. Hernandez ’09), and Brutus (right: Travis S. Newsad ’10) prepare for battle.

The conspirators (left to right: David A. Brescia ’10, Skylar W. Desa ’10, Yoni Gray ’10, Prannay Budhraja ’10, Mia A. Shandell ’10, Bryan C. Hernandez ’09, and Travis S. Newsad ’10) contemplate their actions.

The Spring Career Fair, organized by the Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society, took place in Rockwell Cage on Tuesday, Feb. 3. Sixty-one companies presented to recruit students for full-time jobs and internships.

Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Patrick H. Winston ’65 gives his annual talk, “How To Speak,” to a packed audience in 6-120 on Friday, Jan. 30.

Julius Caesar (center: Steve Barkhimer) debates going to the Senate with Calpurnia (left: Hanna S. Kuznetsov ’09) and Decius Brutus (right: David A. Brescia ’10), after receiving ominous news from Calpurnia.

Amy L. Carrington (right), representative from Baker Hughes Inc., explains models of her company’s products to interested student Eric Hilton ’08 during Techfair, which was held on Feb. 2 in Rockwell Cage.

George W. Pratt ’10 stretches to return a deep shot from his Northeastern opponent. MIT faced off against Fordham University and Northeastern last Saturday, defeating Fordham 8-1 before falling to Northeastern 9-0. Th...

Christians from various groups at MIT listen to a talk by Daniel E. Hastings PhD ’80, dean for undergraduate education, at the semesterly “Reg Day Service” hosted by MIT’s United Christian Organization on Monday eveni...

Celtics’ Rally, Jun. 19.

CPW “Foameez Monster,” April 12.

Resonance, Oct. 18.

“Campaign for Students,” Oct. 20.

Women’s Volleyball, Sept. 20.

Women’s soccer, Sept. 13.