http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V129/N2/graphics/career.html Jessica Lin—The Tech The Spring Career Fair, organized by the Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society, took place in Rockwell Cage on Tuesday, Feb. 3. Sixty-one companies presented to recruit students for full-time jobs and internships. /V129/N2/graphics/julius-5.html William yee—The Tech Mark Antony (Sean P. Faulk ’11) mourns the loss of a friend. /V129/N2/graphics/blunderbuss.html /V129/N2/graphics/speak.html Jessica Lin—The Tech Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Patrick H. Winston ’65 gives his annual talk, “How To Speak,” to a packed audience in 6-120 on Friday, Jan. 30. /V129/N2/graphics/stealmycomic.html /V129/N2/graphics/julius-0.html William Yee—The Tech Julius Caesar (front right: Steve Barkhimer) and Mark Antony (front left: Sean P. Faulk
’11) discuss Cassius’ character. Titinius (back left: Prannay Budhraja ’10), Trebonius
(back center: Skylar W. Desa ’10), Portia (back left: Grace M. Kane ’11), and Calpurnia (far
left: Hanna S. Kuznetsov ’09) wait patiently for Caesar. /V129/N2/graphics/julius-6.html William Yee—The Tech Titinius (left: Prannay Budhraja ’10), Octavius (center left: Max Goldman G), Cassius (center right: Bryan C. Hernandez ’09), and Brutus (right: Travis S. Newsad ’10) prepare for battle. /V129/N2/graphics/pseudoscience.html /V129/N2/graphics/julius-3.html William Yee—The Tech The Senate (from left to right: Travis S. Newsad ’10, Bryan C. Hernandez ’09, Prannay
Budhraja ’10) kneels to Caesar (Steve Barkhimer). /V129/N2/graphics/julius-2.html William Yee—The Tech Julius Caesar (center: Steve Barkhimer) debates going to the Senate with Calpurnia (left: Hanna S. Kuznetsov ’09) and Decius Brutus (right: David A. Brescia ’10), after receiving ominous news from Calpurnia. /V129/N2/graphics/julius-4.html William Yee—The Tech The conspirators (left to right: David A. Brescia ’10, Skylar W. Desa ’10, Yoni Gray ’10, Prannay Budhraja ’10, Mia A. Shandell ’10, Bryan C. Hernandez ’09, and Travis S. Newsad ’10) contemplate their actions.