Kotaku
In celebration of the Wii, some clever MIT "hackers" have mounted a Tri-Force of Power on the top of the Great Dome on campus. However, these are probably not the kind of hacks you are thinking of. As the MIT admissions web page puts it:
MIT has a long tradition of "hacks," or clever and elegant pranks showcasing the playful and inventive spirit of MIT. Hacks are performed by hackers, MIT students who safely and stealthily execute the pranks according to an informal code of ethics. These ethics, loosely stated, assert that hacks must do no damage to property or any person, must be safe, and must provide joy or amusement to those who experience the hack.
Leave it to MIT to make even pranks sound boring.
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