Gushing water from a burst pipe flooded the parking lot between buildings 3, 5, and 7.

Paul D. Niksch, a graduate student in Health Sciences and Technology, walks under the security cameras in W31. The cameras are positioned at the intersection of the locker rooms and the hobby shop.

Go, Suzy, go: Avedon liked to capture women in motion. In this scene from Paris in the summer of 1956, his muse Suzy Parker roller-skates in a Dior dress.

Postdoctoral researcher Jill M. Dowen pipettes in the Whitehead Institute lab of Professor Richard A. Young. Young’s lab works with human embryonic stem cells, mapping the regulatory circuitry that controls development in humans. The lab receives substantial funding from the National Institutes of Health.

Not enlightening: At times, Eat Pray Love seems more like a travelogue of exotic places than a chronicle of Liz’s spiritual journey post-divorce.

Professor Daniel G. Anderson, of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, discussed the recent US District Court ruling on human stem cell research with The Tech in his lab yesterday. Anderson and other researchers have found the future of funding uncertain because of Monday’s injunction restricting the use of federal funds for human stem cell research.

A student turns back after trying to cross between Buildings 7 and 3 yesterday. Flooding water later flowed into the elevator of Building 10. The water also trapped cars.

Professor Daniel G. Anderson, of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, discussed the recent US District Court ruling on human stem cell research with The Tech in his lab yesterday. Anderson and other researchers have found the future of funding uncertain because of Monday’s injunction restricting the use of federal funds for human stem cell research.

A car sloshes through the underpass at the intersection of Buildings 7 and 3, where the flooding on Thursday evening was worst. Gushing out of a burst pipe underground, the water was nearly 1.5 feet deep.

Professor Daniel G. Anderson, of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, discussed the recent US District Court ruling on human stem cell research with The Tech in his lab yesterday. Anderson and other researchers have found the future of funding uncertain because of Monday’s injunction restricting the use of federal funds for human stem cell research.

Jordan Lloyd Norman Allison, a graduate student in the School of Architecture and Planning, walks through the gate near the railroad tracks. The path links the west and the northwest sections of campus.

Professor Daniel G. Anderson, of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, discussed the recent US District Court ruling on human stem cell research with The Tech in his lab yesterday. Anderson and other researchers have found the future of funding uncertain because of Monday’s injunction restricting the use of federal funds for human stem cell research.

On Wednesday, “Doctor Who”-loving hackers installed an illuminated police box on the roof of Building 7 along (overlooking Mass Ave) with a banner reading “The Doctor: 1 / Harvard: 0.” On the British sci-fi show, the blue box is actually a disguised time machine, the TARDIS.