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Austin Anderson ’12 prepares a backhand drive in Sunday’s squash tournament against Vanderbilt University at the Zesiger Center. MIT won the match, with Victories by Andrew Yoon ’10, Saad Zaheer ’09, John R. Kucharczy...

Gergana Bounova G takes a swing for the MIT Women’s Volleyball Club team. Four club teams competed in a trio of tournaments held at Rockwell Cage on Saturday, November 22. Bounova’s Maroon team won a thrilling three-g...

Joshua M. Karges ’08 of Resonance sings We the Living’s “Best Laid Plans” on Saturday night.

Shanying Cui ’09 belts out Jewel’s “Foolish Games” during the Muses’ fall concert on Friday night.

Kristen E. Whaley ’11 attempts to score in the Women Engineers’ November 22 basketball game against Eastern Nazarene College. The Crusaders bested MIT 57-47 in the non-conference game.

Bianca Minola played by Lois Lane (Kimberly A. Brink ’10) explains that she wishes she could marry before her elder sister in “Tom Dick or Harry” while surrounded by her suitors Lucentio played by Bill Calhoun (Daniel...

Things get a bit out of hand onstage during “The Taming of the Shrew: The Musical,” resulting in Fred Graham (Justin D. Breucop ’12) disciplining Lilli Vanessi (Kerry Brooke Steere).

Lois Lane (Kimberly A. Brink ’10) complains about her beau Bill Calhoun’s (Daniel A. Perez ’10) gambling habit in “Why Can’t You Behave?”

Lois Lane (Kimberly A. Brink ’10), Lilli Vanessi (Kerry Brooke Steere), Bill Calhoun (Daniel A. Perez ’10), and Fred Graham (Justin D. Breucop ’12) open “The Taming of the Shrew: The Musical” with the song “We Open in...

Students hung a “Yes We Did” poster in Lobby 7 on Nov. 4, 2008 to celebrate Barack Obama’s victory in the 2008 presidential elections.

A group of East Campus Third East residents crowd into a room to watch Barack Obama’s victory speech. With the race close enough that Obama’s victory was far from clear early in the evening, many students spent Nov. 4...

Lilli Vanessi (Kerry Brooke Steere) and Fred Graham (Justin D. Breucop ’12) reminisce about old love during “Wunderbar.”

Kresge Auditorium’s lobby, a polling place, glows with the bright lights over the voting booths at the very end of Election Day 2008.

Hundreds of students crowded into Copley Square in Boston in an impromptu celebration amidst music, drumming, dancing, and cries of “Yes, we can!” an Obama campaign slogan. The gathering dispersed peacefully upon requ...

Things get a little more out of hand resulting in the townspeople of Padua panicking during “Kiss Me, Kate!”

Leslie S. Nachbar ’10 of the MIT-Wellesley Toons co-ed a cappella group sings at the third annual Concert for a Cure on Saturday evening in 10-250. The show featured a cappella groups from many local colleges, and rai...