http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V127/N33/graphics/sadoway.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Donald R. Sadoway, popular professor of Introduction to Solid State Chemistry (3.091), talked with The Tech about his background and how MIT has changed since he has arrived. /V127/N33/graphics/summer-31.html Jessica Witchley—The Tech GRAND CANYON, ARIZ.—Summer storms pass through the Grand Canyon in Arizona. This photo is part of a series that showcases the summer adventures of Tech staff members. /V127/N33/graphics/summer-37.html Alex Chan VERONA, ITALY—Incoming graduate student, Alex Chan G, takes a break from work to relax above Verona in Italy. This photo is part of a series that showcases the summer adventures of Tech staff members. /V127/N33/graphics/waterwar-41.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech West campus students head to Kresge Oval in preparation for the annual East vs. West Water War held Monday. /V127/N33/graphics/summer-34.html David Da He—The Tech YELLOWSTONE, WYO.—A bison grazes next to Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park. This photo is part of a series that showcases the summer adventures of Tech staff members. /V127/N33/graphics/waterwar-48.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Erik D. Fogg ’09 hugs another student at the annual East vs. West Water War on Monday. /V127/N33/graphics/summer-36.html Marissa Vogt—The Tech PASADENA, CALIF.—Tech Chairman Michael McGraw-Herdeg ’08 poses next to the Fleming House Cannon, which is chained to the ground, at the California Institute of Technology. MIT hackers borrowed the cannon in April 2006 after which it appeared next to the Green Building at the beginning of Campus Preview Weekend. This photo is part of a series that showcases the summer adventures of Tech staff members. /V127/N33/graphics/waterwar-40.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Students inside of the Chapel’s moat congratulate each other at the end of the annual East vs. West Water War held Monday. /V127/N33/graphics/waterwar-49.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Students head to the Chapel’s moat after the completion of the annual East vs. West Water War held Monday on Kresge Oval. /V127/N33/graphics/waterwar-46.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech East campus residents clear the way for the paper-maché “Trojan Elephant” they made for the East vs. West Water War. /V127/N33/graphics/summer-30.html Ray C. He—The Tech CRATER LAKE, ORE. Dimtry Kashlev G (a Tech staff photographer) takes a break just off the beaten path at Crater Lake National Park in Oregon. Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the United States, was formed by the collapse of a volcano. This photo is part of a series that showcases the summer adventures of Tech staff members. /V127/N33/graphics/summer-32.html David M. Templeton—The Tech NEW YORK, N.Y.—Alice Tao ’08 (silhouetted) is seen peering toward Columbus Circle and Central Park in New York City from the second floor balcony inside the Time Warner Center. This photo is part of a series that showcases the summer adventures of Tech staff members. /V127/N33/graphics/rex.html David M. Templeton—The Tech Freshmen (clockwise from bottom-left) Amelia R. Browning ’11, Jacob L. Albritton ’11, Kristen M. Anderson ’11, and Mengwen Zhang ’11 play the card game Fluxx in Burton-Conner on Tuesday afternoon. /V127/N33/graphics/waterwar-45.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Residents of east campus re-stock on water balloons during Monday’s Annual East vs. West Water War at the Kresge Barbecue Pits. /V127/N33/graphics/waterwar-44.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech East campus assaults west campus with water balloons at Monday’s annual East vs. West Water War. /V127/N33/graphics/waterwar-43.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech A west campus student narrowly deflects a water balloon at Monday’s annual East vs. West Water War at the Kresge Barbecue Pits. /V127/N33/graphics/waterwar-42.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech West campus students use homemade shields to protect themselves from east campus during the annual East vs. West Water War held Monday. /V127/N33/graphics/summer-35.html Michael McGraw-Herdeg—The Tech SAN DIEGO, CALIF.—Su Lin, a giant panda, munches on bamboo at the San Diego Zoo. She is one of only 13 pandas in the United States. This photo is part of a series that showcases the summer adventures of Tech staff members.