http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V130/N13/graphics/mtlin.html Michael T. Lin—The Tech <b>Cameron Hood (left) and Ryan Green relax between songs </b>as the evening winds down in Caitlin Mason’s apartment on March 7. Mason invited them over for gaming after missing their March 6 concert. /V130/N13/graphics/macvicar-2.html Arthur Petron—The Tech <b>Anette E. “Peko” Hosoi, who is currently on sabbatical at Harvard, </b>shows some of the things she’s been working on while away from MIT. Hosoi was recently chosen as a MacVicar fellow. /V130/N13/graphics/commencement.html David M. Templeton—The Tech <b>Raymond S. Stata, prominent benefactor of the Ray and Maria Stata Center, will deliver the 2010 Commencement Address</b> to graduates on June 4. Stata is seen here at the Analog Devices corporate headquarters in Norwood, MA where he is Chairman of the Board of Directors. /V130/N13/graphics/macvicar-5.html Arthur Petron—The Tech<br><b>Professor of Electrical Engineering Rajeev J. Ram</b> teaches about application-based electrical engineering, such as optical traps and nanoactuators. /V130/N13/graphics/macvicar-3.html Arthur Petron—The Tech <b>Professor and associate head of the physics department Krishna Rajagopal</b> loves teaching, but also has an appreciation for photography. /V130/N13/graphics/macvicar-1.html Arthur Petron—The Tech Professor Krishna Rajagopal, Professor Norvin W. Richards PhD ’97, Professor Rajeev J. Ram, and Associate Professor Anette E. “Peko” Hosoi, were named MacVicar Fellows on Tuesday. /V130/N13/graphics/macvicar-4.html Arthur Petron—The Tech <b>Norvin W. Richards, professor of linguistics and philosophy</b><b>,</b><b> </b>has deep insights into both linguistics and teaching. /V130/N13/graphics/admissions.html Connor Kirschbaum—The Tech <b>On March 14 (</b><b>π</b><b> day), Admissions released decisions for the Class of 2014. </b>Overall this year, 9.7 percent of the 16,632 applicants were accepted. See story, p.1 /V130/N13/graphics/delihaus.html ARTHUR PETRON—The Tech <b>Qiaodan Jin Stone ’13 reads the tab</b> <b>to the table she is waiting on at Deli Haus. </b>The wait-staff at Deli Haus are usually dressed in a punk style. /V130/N13/graphics/rugby.html David M. Templeton—The Tech <b>Back Ekaterina R. Kononov ’12 prepares to pass </b>during the women’s rugby team’s scrimmage in the cold, windy rain on Saturday evening on Robert’s Field. The club team beat Boston College 12-3. /V130/N13/graphics/supadupa.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech <b>Supa Dupa and the Shallow Romantics performed </b>at the Student Center’s Mezzanine Lounge on March 12, hosted by the MIT Live Music Connection. /V130/N13/graphics/skating.html Andrea Robles—The Tech <b>Aviva Rose Siegel ’13 and Aubrey L. Samost ’10 skate to “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” </b>during the MIT Figure Skating Club’s annual exhibition in Johnson on Mar. 12. The exhibition featured beginner skaters performing their first single skate, along with professional skaters such as freshman Curran Oi who placed 6th in the 2009 US Figure Skating Championships. <b> </b> /V130/N13/graphics/ciuffo.html /V130/N13/graphics/comedy.html Michael Yu—The Tech <b>Nathaniel S. Fox ’12 gives his stand-up comedy routine</b> as part of a competition arranged by the MIT Stand-Up Comedy Club on Wednesday evening in Lobdell. The top eight comedians voted by the audience will represent MIT as a team to compete against other colleges in the Rooftop College Comedy Competition. The top four teams will then head to the national finals at the Aspen Rooftop Comedy Festival on June 10–13.