Jax Kirtley
From left: Kate Monster (Caroline B. Aronoff ’15), Nicky (David Wright), and Princeton (Matthew S. Peairs G) in the MIT Musical Theater Guild’s production of Avenue Q.
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Steven Keating
A Bombyx mori silkworm deposits silk fiber on a digitally-fabricated scaffolding structure.
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Steven Keating
A perspective view of the completed Silk Pavilion and the basic research exhibit focusing on fiber density distribution studies.
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Jax Kirtley
Rod (Andrew W. Koche ’14), Nicky (Holly Constant and David Wright), Gary Coleman (Chamille J. Lescott ’16), Christmas Eve (Thao Nguyen), and Brian (Josh Cough) in Avenue Q.
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Jax Kirtley
Christmas Eve (Thao Nguyen), and Kate Monster (Caroline B. Aronoff ’15) in Avenue Q.
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Courtesy of the Museum of Fine Arts
The exterior of the Art of the Americas Wing at the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Jessica L. Wass—The Tech
Signs announcing a public hearing on the 300 Massachusetts Avenue project were placed on buildings along the whole 300 block. All of the businesses facing Mass. Ave on this block are now closed.
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Image courtesy of Forest city Enterprises
Plans for a new pharmaceutical building abutting Random Hall were approved by the Cambridge Planning Board on Tuesday. Above is a rendering of the block presented to the Board. The building will replace the eateries on the 300 block of Massachusetts Ave., which have already closed.
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