http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V130/N14/graphics/diamond.html Feng Wu—The Tech <b>Professor Peter A. Diamond PhD ’63, an Institute Professor in the Department of Economics, is under consideration</b> to join the Federal Reserve’s Board of Governors. Diamond joined MIT as an assistant professor in 1966 and is known for his work in optimal taxation. /V130/N14/graphics/statasuit.html Ricardo Ramirez—Tech File Photo <b>MIT sued architect Frank Gehry and construction company Beacon Skanska in Oct. 2007 </b>for “design and construction failures” in the Ray and Maria Stata Center. /V130/N14/graphics/gorillaz.html Courtesy of FADER.COM <br><b>Gorillaz spins unique tracks </b>while conjuring up a hallucinogenic version of T.S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land.” /V130/N14/graphics/shakespeare-1.html Elijah Mena—The Tech <b>Richard (Christopher D. Smith ’12) asks Lady Anne (Grace M. Kane ’11) to kill him</b> if she will not marry him. MIT Shakespeare Ensemble’s final performances of Richard III are on Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. /V130/N14/graphics/shakespeare-2.html Elijah Mena—The Tech <b>Mad Margaret (Elise C. Kuo ’11)</b>, widow of Henry VI, curses her enemies<b>.</b> /V130/N14/graphics/greenzone.html Courtesy of Universal Pictures <b>Damon returns to action movies </b>but this one has a political twist. /V130/N14/graphics/rain.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>After a weekend of non-stop rain</b>, large puddles and waterlogged debris have turned the machine shop at East Campus into a soggy mess. See article, page 13. /V130/N14/graphics/admissions.html Nicholas Chornay—The Tech <b>Hana I. Khalil ‘13 talks to a prospective member of the Class of 2014 </b>on the phone during the admitted students telethon held on Thursday in the Bush Room. /V130/N14/graphics/mitconcerts.html Meng Heng Touch—The Tech <b>The MIT Wind Ensemble plays the world premiere of </b><b>Spring Rituals,</b> directed by Dr. William Cutter, lecturer in music and director of choral program at MIT. The ensemble’s spring concert was in Kresge Auditorium last Saturday. /V130/N14/graphics/galileo.html Eric D. Schmiedl—The Tech <b>To celebrate the 400th anniversary of the </b><b>Sidereus Nuncius</b>, Galileo’s first observations through a telescope, hackers hung an asteroid belt from the ceiling on the 8th floor of the Green Building on Tuesday. They also installed planets and a display plaque commemorating the occasion. /V130/N14/graphics/ciuffo.html /V130/N14/graphics/benitez.html