http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V130/N33/graphics/stemappeal.html Image courtesy of Y. Mei, K. Saha, R. Langer, R. Jaenisch, and D.G. Anderson <b>H</b><b>uman embryonic stem cells are propagated on synthetic substrates. </b> The cells are stained with human pluripotent stem cell markers (Nanog, Tra-1-60, OCT4-GFP, and SSEA4). /V130/N33/graphics/rexifc.html Feng Wu—The Tech <b>East and west campus residents duke it out with water balloons and water cannons at the </b>East vs. West Water War in front of Kresge on Monday. The Water War is an annual REX tradition. /V130/N33/graphics/ciuffo.html /V130/N33/graphics/map-10.html Jessica Liu
—The Tech 32-4: This outdoor tunnel doesn’t lead to the Shrieking Shack... just an exit facing Building 16. /V130/N33/graphics/map-2.html ANdrew Swayze
—The Tech 4-332: Harry defiesp physics by levitating a book in the <b>physics </b><b>library</b> in building 2. /V130/N33/graphics/slope.html Greg Steinbrecher—The Tech <b>Michael Lo ’12 of hits a pike</b> during MIT bboy crew Imobilare’s cypher at Tuesday night’s orientation event. Imobilare’s performance was part of a series of short exhibitions by MIT dance groups. The event, which showcased student groups, was known as “Tour de Tech” to fit with this orientation’s The Amazing Race theme. /V130/N33/graphics/map-4.html Jessica Liu—The Tech <b>Harry Potter (Benjamin N. Bell ’14) explores MIT </b>with the help of the Marauder’s Map. /V130/N33/graphics/li.html /V130/N33/graphics/cooling.html Melissa Renee Schumacher—The Tech Supercomputers stand in one of the machine rooms at CSAIL on Wednesday. <b>After two water chillers at the central cooling plant failed on Tuesday, CSAIL was forced to shut down inessential machines</b> to avoid overheating. The water chillers were repaired within a few hours. Cooling failures occur at least two or three times per year, often in the summer months. /V130/N33/graphics/map-6.html Andrew Swayze
—The Tech Room 4-160: Harry prepares the opening act to a Weird Sisters concert. <b>Building 4 practice rooms are accessible only to performance ensembles members, but three piano rooms in W20 are free to the entire MIT community. </b> /V130/N33/graphics/map-12.html Andrew Swayze
—The Tech 3-310: Instead of a magical slide to keep boys out, the Margaret Cheney room asks for a code to enter. Harry won’t be hanging out here anymore. /V130/N33/graphics/map-7.html Andrew Swayze
—The Tech 14S-100: Harry plans his next adventure using the Stein Club Map Room’s topographic map collection. The Map Room is also a nice, secluded place to study. /V130/N33/graphics/map-9.html Andrew Swayze
—The Tech W20-429, 431, 428: Harry paints a magical moving portrait of Susan Hockfield in the <b>Student Art Association Studio.</b> /V130/N33/graphics/map-8.html <b> </b>Andrew SwayZe
—The Tech W20-483: Harry tries out muggle photography at <b>The Tech</b>, a publication that is infinitely superior to <b>The<br></b><b> </b><b>Daily Prophet</b>. /V130/N33/graphics/map-11.html Andrew Swayze
—The Tech 10-500: Harry studies for his O.W.L.s in the reading room of the <b>Barker </b><b>Engineering </b><b>Library.</b> /V130/N33/graphics/map-1.html Jessica Liu
—The Tech Harry stares out at the Boston skyline from a <b>mysterious balcony.</b> Where is he? Hint: this is a dormitory. /V130/N33/graphics/map-3.html Jessica Liu
—The Tech E14-6: Harry contemplates anti-Voldemort tactics in the penthouse <b>conference room of the New Media Lab.</b> /V130/N33/graphics/map-5.html Jessica Liu
—The Tech Harry visits <b>one of the underground tunnels near building 66. </b>Chairs are almost as good as brooms!