David M. Templeton — The Tech
Jeffrey I. Schiller ’79, network manager for Information Services & Technology, is responsible for helping create and maintain MIT’s computing network.
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Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech
Noah H. Silverman ’10 dips a sheet of paper in paper-maché solution at East Campus before applying it to the “Trojan Elephant” weapon used in yesterday’s East vs. West Water War.
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Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech
Roderick R. La Foy ’08 makes measurements in preparation for installing the East Campus two-axis see-saw as (left to right) Olga N. Wichrowska ’09, Katherine J. Rahlin ’09, and Nicholas A. Edelman ’08 look on.
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David M. Templeton—The Tech
Colleen P. Mosley ’09 and Navine Nasser-Ghodsi ’09 battle it out with their foam weapons during the Residence Exploration West Side Bash on Barry Astroturf Field Sunday evening.
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David M. Templeton—The Tech
Identical twins Patrick J. Smadbeck ’09 (behind) and James B. Smadbeck ’09 wrestle in a pool of Jell-O behind Burton-Conner on Sunday evening as part of the West Side Bash for Residence Exploration.
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William Yee—The Tech
Freshmen (left to right) Matthew G. Escoto ’11, Amanda S. Fried ’11, David B. Feldman ’11, and Kristin D. Kuhn ’11 enjoy waffles and a movie at Simmons’ Waffle Haus Monday at midnight.
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Alex Chan
Performers from Samba Tremeterra of the Brazilian Cultural Center during Cambridge’s annual Caribbean Carnival International. The parade started 15 years ago as a street fair and has grown to a 1.5 mile route taking it through Cambridgeport, Central Square, and Kendall Square. More information can be found on the Carnival’s Web site, http://www.cambridgecarnival.org/.
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Alex Chan
Performers from Samba Tremeterra of the Brazilian Cultural Center during Cambridge’s annual Caribbean Carnival International. The parade started 15 years ago as a street fair and has grown to a 1.5 mile route taking it through Cambridgeport, Central Square, and Kendall Square. More information can be found on the Carnival’s Web site, http://www.cambridgecarnival.org/.
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Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech
Anthony D. Rindone ’10 drills a mounting hole for the wooden astronaut trainer that residents of East Campus students made for Residence Exploration.
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Alex Chan
Performers from Samba Tremeterra of the Brazilian Cultural Center during Cambridge’s annual Caribbean Carnival International. The parade started 15 years ago as a street fair and has grown to a 1.5 mile route taking it through Cambridgeport, Central Square, and Kendall Square. More information can be found on the Carnival’s Web site, http://www.cambridgecarnival.org/.
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Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech
Katherine J. Rahlin ’09 is pulled up the East Campus zip-line before being released at the top. The zip-line, put up for Residence Exploration, stretched north-south on steel cables strung between the parallels.
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Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech
Rachel A. Bowens-Rubin ’11 (left) and another freshman ride desk chairs down an underground ramp between Buildings 66 and 68.
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