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LEON SANTHAKUMAR / PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Students were given nose pieces that simulated the smell of food.

B3 Food exhibit 2

LEON SANTHAKUMAR / PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Students were given nose pieces that simulated the smell of food.

B3 food exhibit 1

Courtesy of ANITA LOUIE Professor Simun and her students presented an interactive exhibit on the effect of climate change on food.

SHAUNA ALEXANDER/ CC BY-ND 2.0 The Ottobar’s U+N Fest hosted numerous punk groups including New Brunswick, N.J.’s Screaming Females.

B3 Ottobar

SHAUNA ALEXANDER/ CC BY-ND 2.0 The Ottobar’s U+N Fest hosted numerous punk groups including New Brunswick, N.J.’s Screaming Females.

LEON SANTHAKUMAR / PHOTO EDITOR Freshmen Barnstormers performed “Long Island Iced Tea” under the direction of upperclassmen.

B4 Barnstormers

LEON SANTHAKUMAR / PHOTO EDITOR Freshmen Barnstormers performed “Long Island Iced Tea” under the direction of upperclassmen.

Courtesy of Carey Polis With a Writing Seminars degree, Polis is now the Digital Editor in Chief for Bon Appétit.

B4 Alumni

Courtesy of KATE DWYER With a Writing Seminars degree, Polis now writes for BonAppetit.

VOSSMAN/CC BY-SA 3.0 Unlike this RNA, microRNA does not encode proteins.

B9_RNA strand

VOSSMAN/CC BY-SA 3.0 Unlike this RNA, microRNA does not encode proteins.

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051003-F-4466M-002 People line up to enter the 445th Airlift Wing

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051003-F-4466M-002 People line up to enter the 445th Airlift Wing

KLAUS D. PETER/ CC BY-SA 3.0 One day, doctors may be able to diagnose illnesses such as cancer through your breath.

B8_tongue

KLAUS D. PETER/ CC BY-SA 3.0 One day, doctors may be able to diagnose illnesses such as cancer through your breath.

DELPHINE BRUYERE/ CC BY-SA 3.0 Humans who lived two million years ago had hearing patterns like those of chimpanzees, according to new research out of Spain and South Africa.

JAMES ST. JOHN/ CC BY 2.0 Australopithecus africanus had hearing that was closer to chimpanzees’.

B8_fossil

JAMES ST. JOHN/ CC BY 2.0 Australopithecus africanus had hearing that was closer to chimpanzees’.

B7_chimpanzees

DELPHINE BRUYERE/ CC BY-SA 3.0 Humans who lived two million years ago had hearing patterns like those of chimpanzees, according to new research out of Spain and South Africa.

CARISSA RODGERS/ CC-BY-2.0 A breach at Experian put the data of T-Mobile customers in danger.