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http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif The Tech - Online Edition: Gallery http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech shutterisland /V130/N10/graphics/shutterisland.html Courtesy of PARAMOUNT PICTURES Leonardo Dicaprio is all furrowed eyebrows and inner angst in Scorsese’s newest thriller. medical-1 /V130/N10/graphics/medical-1.html The Tech File Photo MIT Medical may cut overnight services and open a “Community Care Center.” badtaste2010-2 /V130/N10/graphics/badtaste2010-2.html Yuanyu Chen—The Tech Hao Ding ‘10 reads the “List of the Offended,” a (non-exclusive) list of everyone who may get offended by the songs or skits during the concert. shuttle-1 /V130/N10/graphics/shuttle-1.html Nicholas Chornay—The Tech MIT may stop running the Northwest Shuttle and ask students to use another free local bus instead. shuttle-2 /V130/N10/graphics/shuttle-2.html Source: Undergraduate Association Fall 2009 Student Survey Many students use shuttles but few use the M2, according to a UA survey. badtaste2010-1 /V130/N10/graphics/badtaste2010-1.html Yuanyu Chen—The Tech Cecilia R. Louis ’10 sings the Bad Taste rendition of “Halo” by Beyonce, this time based on the XBOX video game Halo, including lyrics such as “kick your ass in Halo.” roguewave /V130/N10/graphics/roguewave.html Courtesy of Fresh Clean Media Rogue Wave transcends indie labels, weaving nerdy charm into its earnest rock songs. jperault /V130/N10/graphics/jperault.html Vibin Kundukulam—The Tech Freshly-minted Police Captain Jay A. Perault started as an MIT patrol officer and was most recently a detective. He’s also a software developer. badtaste2010-3 /V130/N10/graphics/badtaste2010-3.html Yuanyu Chen—The Tech Lady Gaga (Michael R. Blaisse ’10) shares the Chorallaries’ version of “One Fish, Two Fish, Next Fish, New Fish” as Hannah S. Israel ’12 holds the picture book up for the audience to see. The story mocked the sexual lives of MIT students, and included rhymes such as “But [MIT girls] spend all their time learning Einstein and Feynman, and don’t leave enough time for breaking the hymen!” test /V130/N10/graphics/test.html Aviv Ovadya Students take a 7.013 test in Walker memorial on Wednesday morning. This was the first week of exams for many students. ua-2 /V130/N10/graphics/ua-2.html Greg Steinbrecher—The Tech President: Ian P. Tracy ’11 Major: 2 and 16 double major Living Group: Simmons Hall Affiliation: None Hometown: Fort Leavenworth, KA Vice President: Pall M. Kommayer ’11 Major: 2 with a 24 minor Living Group: Sigma Chi Affiliation: Sigma Chi Hometown: Duluth, GA ua-1 /V130/N10/graphics/ua-1.html Greg Steinbrecher—The Tech President: Vrajesh Y. Modi ’11 Major: 2 and 15 dual degree Living Group: East Campus Affiliation: None Hometown: Cranbury, NJ Vice President: Samantha G. Wyman ’11 Major: 10-C and 18 double major Living Group: Burton Conner House Affiliation: Pi Beta Phi Hometown: Los Angeles, CA ua-3 /V130/N10/graphics/ua-3.html Greg Steinbrecher—The Tech (Write-in) President: Ariel A. Torres ’11 Major: CMS and 6 joint major Living Group: New House Affiliation: None Hometown: Chandler, AZ (Write-in) Vice President: Jarrett R. Remsberg ’11 Major: 10-B and 7a double major Living Group: Sigma Nu Affiliation: Sigma Nu Hometown: Middletown, MD mvball /V130/N10/graphics/mvball.html David Chen—The Tech Patrick J. Vatterott ‘13 leaps for a spike in the men’s volleyball match against Newbury College on Tuesday night. The Engineers won the nail-biting match, 3-2. lemelson /V130/N10/graphics/lemelson.html Courtesy of the Lemelson-MIT PrograM Scholar, inventor, and artist: Eriz Lieberman-Aiden, a graduate student in the Division of Health Sciences and Technology at Harvard and MIT, won the 2010 Lemelson-MIT Student Prize. ua-0 /V130/N10/graphics/ua-0.html Greg Steinbrecher—The Tech (Top row, L to R) Ariel A. Torres ’11, Vrajesh Y. Modi ‘11, and Ian P. Tracy ’11 will be running for the position of Undergraduate Association President. Their running mates are (bottom row, L to R): Jarrett R. Remsberg ’11, Samantha G. Wyman ’11, and Pall M. Kornmayer ’11, respectively. emerson /V130/N10/graphics/emerson.html Rui Luo—The Tech On Wednesday, Paulina A. Sliwa G, a mezzo soprano, performed her Emerson Scholar recital along with Lindy L. Blackburn G (piano) and Zi Y Ji ’10 (viola). They played pieces by Brahms, Chopin, Purcell, and Handel. ciuffo /V130/N10/graphics/ciuffo.html benitez /V130/N10/graphics/benitez.html