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Re:A visual history of MIT pranks by AlexeyMK on Saturday October 18, 2008 @08:47AM (#336421)
The firetruck seems difficult to pull off, even with a helicopter. Perhaps its a 3D cardboard model? Anyone know?
Re:A visual history of MIT pranks by rglovejoy on Saturday October 18, 2008 @10:15AM (#336452)
It was a replica; see http://tech.mit.edu/V126/PDF/N37.pdf for a better photo.
Re:A visual history of MIT pranks by AlexeyMK on Saturday October 18, 2008 @05:37PM (#336681)
From the newspaper: Lehman Brothers 2006 ad. Golden: http://screencast.com/t/K7LKB5ncGqj
Re:A visual history of MIT pranks by smanek on Saturday October 18, 2008 @11:50PM (#336866)
Re:A visual history of MIT pranks by nick5768 on Saturday October 18, 2008 @09:36AM (#336434)
Something I remember from when I was touring colleges, the hiking club at Harvey Mudd (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_Mudd_College) was called "Delta H".
Re:A visual history of MIT pranks by juliend2 on Saturday October 18, 2008 @08:39AM (#336418)
respect to the l33tness of MIT students
Re:A visual history of MIT pranks by unalone on Saturday October 18, 2008 @07:37PM (#336748)
I've never found the Ivy League that interesting - I'm sure they're all good schools, but beyond that they've never seemed particularly unique compared to similar top-notch liberal arts schools - but MIT and CalTech have always fascinated me.

In particular, the Rose Bowl incident from CalTech. I've always wanted to meet the instigators of that particular incident.

Re:A visual history of MIT pranks by ashishk on Saturday October 18, 2008 @08:51PM (#336788)
Glad to see MIT kids have such a spunky culture.
Re:A visual history of MIT pranks by vaksel on Saturday October 18, 2008 @03:57PM (#336603)
seems like they are fans of putting things on top of that dome.