http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V130/N49/graphics/halloween.html Yuanyu Chen (LEft), Sam Range (Right)—The Tech <b>For Halloween, hackers installed a giant black widow spider in Building 6-C </b>on Thursday morning. Little spiders scattered along the Infinite and on the first floor of 6-C directed visitors to this spider’s hiding place. /V130/N49/graphics/jackystable-1.html Nicole J. Wang <b>The shellfish soup,</b> which featured mussels, scallops, clams and shrimp in a spicy tomato broth, was perfect for a crisp fall day. /V130/N49/graphics/kinglear-5.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>Cordelia (Allison M. Schneider ’13) and her father King Lear (Timothy Otte) </b>patch up their relationship after the king realizes the folly of his ways. /V130/N49/graphics/kinglear-2.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>The fool (Jacob L. Austin-Breneman ’13), King Lear (Timothy Otte), and Kent (Brianna S. Conrad ’11)</b> journey through the storm after freeing Kent from the stocks. /V130/N49/graphics/kinglear-3.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>The Earl of Gloucester (Joshua J. A. Walker ’12) wallows in sadness and despair </b>after being blinded by Cornwall. The MIT Shakespeare Ensemble’s King Lear will be running today and tomorrow at 8 p.m. in La Sala de Puerto Rico in the Student Center. /V130/N49/graphics/kinglear-1.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>Goneril (Mali MacConnell), King Lear’s oldest daughter, shares a passionate kiss with Edmund (Christopher D. Smith ‘12)</b> in an act of infidelity. The MIT Shakespeare Ensemble is currently performing King Lear, with shows running every day through Oct. 30. /V130/N49/graphics/robberies.html Joanna Kao, Copyright 2010 Google; Map data copyright 2010 Google, Sanborn <b>Four recent robberies have occurred in the areas just north of the MIT campus, </b>probably committed by the same suspects, police say. The first two robberies, last week Friday occurred within 45 minutes of each other, and the next two on Tuesday night within 15 minutes. /V130/N49/graphics/firealarms.html Meng Heng Touch—The Tech <b>Frustrated at the frequent fire alarms in recent weeks, students in MacGregor. </b>students display a count of the number of days since the last fire alarm in the window.<b> </b>There have been two fire alarms at Macgregor in the last 10 days, including one at 1:30 a.m. /V130/N49/graphics/kinglear-4.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>The Earl of Gloucester (Joshua J. A. Walker ’12) leads King Lear </b>to shelter during a storm in the MIT Shakespeare Ensemble’s production of King Lear. /V130/N49/graphics/novartis-1.html Melissa Renee Schumacher—The Tech <b>Novartis might demolish the Analog Devices building, </b>on Massachusetts Avenue between Albany St. and Smart St., to make room for a new building with twice the footprint. /V130/N49/graphics/novartis-0.html David M. Templeton, OpenStreetMap contributors, CC-BY-SA <b>Novartis has leased the above four pink lots from MIT for at least sixty years; </b>they are just across the street from Novartis’ existing sites at 186, 220, and 250 Massachusetts Avenue<b>.</b> /V130/N49/graphics/jackystable-2.html Nicole J. Wang <b>Jacky’s Table is family-style dining</b> in a warm and inviting den. /V130/N49/graphics/wrugby.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>Scrum-half Jacqueline P. Simpson ’14 is tackled while passing the ball to fly-half Stephanie E. Sallum ’12 during the women’s rugby game against Wentworth Institute of Technology </b>on Oct. 9. The Engineers will be playing in the regional semifinals against Middlebury on Briggs Field at 1 p.m. on Saturday. /V130/N49/graphics/benitez.html /V130/N49/graphics/ciuffo.html /V130/N49/graphics/li.html