http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V127/N21/graphics/jones-00.html Tech File Photo Former Dean of Admissions Marilee Jones peruses Class of 2007 applications in this file photo. Jones’s resignation was publicly announced on Thursday, after it was discovered that she had misrepresented her educational information on her résumé. /V127/N21/graphics/jones-17.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Marilee Jones resigned as Dean of Admissions after the Institute discovered that she had not received degrees from the universities listed on her résumé. Stuart Schmill has been named Interim Director of Admissions. /V127/N21/graphics/pianodrop-10.html William Yee—The Tech PANDAS CAN’T FLY—This unfortunate stuffed panda was selected for the test drop in Baker House’s Annual piano drop. /V127/N21/graphics/F._Badger.html /V127/N21/graphics/Run_Bug.html /V127/N21/graphics/Trio.html /V127/N21/graphics/pianodrop-12.html William Yee—The Tech A piano is completely destroyed after plummeting six stories from the roof of Baker House in the annual Piano Drop. /V127/N21/graphics/pianodrop-16.html Martin Segado—The Tech Workers prepare for Baker House’s annual Piano Drop. /V127/N21/graphics/forum-25.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Proteans (Armen Babikyan, right, and Nicole M. O’Keeffe ’09, left) paint a pretty little picture of leads Hero, Philia, and Pseudolus. MTG’s production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum runs for the next two weekends in Kresge Little Theater. /V127/N21/graphics/forum-21.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Pseudolus (Timothy I. Abrahamson ’06) reluctantly pays two Proteans (Nicole M. O’Keeffe ’09, left, and Armen Babikyan, right) money that may or may not have obtained legitimately. MTG’s production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum runs for the next two weekends in Kresge Little Theater. /V127/N21/graphics/pianodrop-14.html Martin Segado—The Tech Students climb over the wreckage of the Baker House piano drop in search of salvageable parts. /V127/N21/graphics/forum-22.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Philia (Kathleen McEnnis ’07) explains her one talent to Hero (Jonathan A. Gray ’10): being lovely. MTG’s production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum runs for the next two weekends in Kresge Little Theater. /V127/N21/graphics/percussion.html Omari Stephens—The Tech Rachel C. Grey ’98 (right) and Alan F. deLespinasse ’94 tinker with a xylophone after this past Sunday’s performance by the Time Table Percussion ensemble. After the concert, which featured pieces by students Cynthia (Tilly) N. Whitney ’07, Thomas J. Carr ’09, and Nina C. Young ’07, audience members were invited onto the Kresge stage to learn about the instruments used during the performance. /V127/N21/graphics/forum-24.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Pseudolus, right, (Timothy I. Abrahamson ’06) convinces Hero (Jonathan A. Gray ’10) to shut up and do what he’s told. MTG’s production of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum runs for the next two weekends in Kresge Little Theater. /V127/N21/graphics/pianodrop-15.html Martin Segado—The Tech A piano is captured in the last fleeting moments before it crashes to the ground.