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Hackers put a large game of Scrabble on the side of the Media Lab.
The game featured words like 'Athena,' 'Punt,' 'Smoot,' and of course 'Hacker.' |
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A large game of chess appeared on the black-and-white patterned tiles in the courtyard between the Media Lab and MIT Medical. The black
pieces represented the students and were labeled with various student entities, whereas the white
pieces represented the administration and featured entities like the MIT Police and MIT President
Susan Hockfield. |
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Hackers put a large Settlers of Catan board on the Dot in front of the Green Building. |
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Hackers turned the Hilltop Steakhouse Cow in the Stata Center (on display as part of
the MIT Museum exhibit on hacks) into the mouse from Mousetrap. |
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Hackers hung the dice from the game Cranium from the framework in te lobby of Building 34. |
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Hackers put Cranium-style game cards on the tables in the Building 46 lobby. |
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Hackers put Cranium style game cards on the tables in the Building 46 lobby. |
Credit: Eric Schmiedl
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Hackers covered the art in Building 46 with more appropriate posters. |
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The Stata Center's Student Street had a mousetrap from the game Mousetrap hanging over passerby. |
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Hackers put a large Settlers of Catan board on the Dot in front of the Green Building. The board featured a
'Building Costs' card that listed an MIT education with a cost of 160,000 cash and a return of 10 points. |
Credit: Eric Schmiedl
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