http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V128/N27/graphics/glass-1.html Jessica Witchley—The Tech Kaitlyn P. Becker ’09 (left) and Martin L. Demaine take a break at the Glass Lab with food and studies. /V128/N27/graphics/sailing-2.html Shreyes Seshasai—The Tech Brooks L. Reed ’09 (far) and Elizabeth A. Hass ’10 (near) control the No. 6 Dinghy for MIT on Tuesday during the ICSA/Gill Coed Dinghy National Championship. Reed and Hass finished ninth in this particular race on their way to a 12th place overall finish in the A division. As a team, MIT placed sixth in the competition. /V128/N27/graphics/glass-4.html JEssica Witchley—The Tech Martin L. Demaine talks to potential buyers at the Mother’s Day Glass Lab sale on May 5. /V128/N27/graphics/akerman-2.html Courtesy of Marian Goodman Gallery, New York/Paris Chantal Akerman. Women of Antwerp in November, 2007 /V128/N27/graphics/akerman-1.html Courtesy of Marian Goodman Gallery, New York/Paris Chantal Akerman, From the Other Side, 2002 /V128/N27/graphics/trackandfield-2.html Omari Stephens—The Tech Emily Hwang ’09 clears 11’4.5” in the pole vault at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field National Championship meet. Hwang placed 15th in the event. MIT sent five athletes to the meet, which was held at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh on May 22–24. /V128/N27/graphics/sailing-1.html Molly M. Jabas John M. “Jack” Field ’08 (far) and Julie C. Arsenault ’08 (near) sail in after a race on Tuesday during the ICSA/Gill Coed Dinghy National Championship. Field and Arsenault finished fourth overall in the B division, helping MIT place sixth overall in the competition. /V128/N27/graphics/trackandfield-1.html Omari Stephens—The Tech Aline Thomas ’08 competes in the shot put at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field National Championship meet. While Thomas’ best put of 42’0.75” did not make the finals, her hammer throw of 170’5” earned her sixth place in that event and All-American honors. MIT sent five athletes to the meet, which was held at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh on May 22–24. /V128/N27/graphics/glass-3.html Jessica Witchley—The Tech Michelle M. McGuire secures the stem of a glass pumpkin to its base using a blow torch. /V128/N27/graphics/glass-2.html Jessica Witchley—The Tech Brendon Edwards rolls molten glass that will become the body of a pumpkin over a metal plate called a marver. /V128/N27/graphics/commencement.html Michael Y. McCanna Jason R. Kelly G receives his doctoral hood for completing his degree in Biological Engineering at the hooding ceremony in Rockwell Cage yesterday. /V128/N27/graphics/1600.html Steve Howland—The Tech Ritchie D. Nicholson ’11 holds his team’s project during the 16.00 (Introduction to Aerospace and Design) class flyoff for lighter-than-air vehicles at Johnson Athletics Center on Friday, May 13. /V128/N27/graphics/gaiman.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Author Neil Gaiman participates in a question-and-answer discussion between him and Professor Henry Jenkins III, MIT Comparative Media Studies program head. Gaiman gave the first annual Julius Schwartz Lecture at Kresge Auditorium on May 23. /V128/N27/graphics/theoryofpete.html /V128/N27/graphics/cake.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech Josh McCrea (left, vocalist) and Xan McCurdy (right, guitarist) of alternative rock band Cake perform at Earthfest 2008 on May 24 at the Hatch Shell in Boston. /V128/N27/graphics/blobbles.html /V128/N27/graphics/green.html David Da He—The Tech The Green Hall Farewell Party was hosted on Saturday, May 10 in Amherst Alley. Green Hall, which has been a women’s graduate dormitory since 1983, will be converted to an undergraduate residence for members of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority in the fall. Green Hall residents were informed of the move in January. /V128/N27/graphics/pseudoscience.html /V128/N27/graphics/flowofthings.html /V128/N27/graphics/stealmycomic.html