http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V130/N48/graphics/hotc.html Greg Steinbrecher—The Tech <b>Man-Yan Lam ’11 guides the MIT women’s lightweight team</b> down the Charles during the Head of the Charles regatta on Sunday. “Every time we passed under a bridge, there would be spectators yelling encouraging words to motivate us,” said lightweight rower Lizzy Wei ’12. /V130/N48/graphics/soccer.html Martin Martinez Rivera <b>Jonathan K. Tebes ’14 (11) charges up the midfield </b>during Saturday’s game against Clark University. Tebes scored the Engineers’ only goal, leading MIT to a 1-0 win. /V130/N48/graphics/rockband.html Courtesy of Harmonix Music Systems <b>Rock Band 3</b>, which will be released on October 26 in North America, features a new keytar and a more realistic guitar for the game’s “Pro Mode.” /V130/N48/graphics/codstats.html Biyeun Buczyk—The Tech /V130/N48/graphics/holdren.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>Dr. John Holdren ’65, adviser to President Barack Obama for Science and Technology</b> and Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, delivers the 2010 David J. Rose Lecture in Nuclear Technology, titled “The Energy / Climate-Change Challenge and the Role of Nuclear Energy in Meeting It.” /V130/N48/graphics/ciuffo.html /V130/N48/graphics/lear-0.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>Cordelia (Allison M. Schneider ’13) attempts to convince her father, King Lear, that she really does love him</b><b>,</b> all the while refusing to flatter him. The MIT Shakespeare Ensemble is currently performing King Lear, with the second run taking place from Oct. 28 through Oct. 30 at 8 p.m. in La Sala de Puerto Rico in the Student Center. /V130/N48/graphics/lear-1.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>Cornwall (Adam Finelli) gouges out the eyes </b>of the Earl of Gloucester (Joshua J.A. Walker ’12) after arresting him. /V130/N48/graphics/mitso-1.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>Wellesley student Audrey Wozniak </b><b>scans her music</b> before the start of Friday’s MITSO performance in Kresge Auditorium. /V130/N48/graphics/mitso-0.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>Adam Boyles conducts the opening concert </b>of this year’s season of the MIT Symphony Orchestra in Kresge on Friday. The concert featured pieces by Chadwick, Haydn and Kalinnikov and a dedication to Tyler Clementi, a Rutgers University freshman who appears to have committed suicide last month because of harassment due to his sexual orientation. The dedication praised him for being a fine young man and a distinguished musician. /V130/N48/graphics/li.html