http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V130/N55/graphics/athenaprinting.html Jordan T. Moldow <b>The Athena Working group hopes that by using a “hold-and-release system,” </b>printing waste will be minimized. Right now, as much as 20 percent of printed pages are never collected. /V130/N55/graphics/yost.html Zynga Game Network <b>The very picture of waste.</b> /V130/N55/graphics/mbasketball.html Minh Phan <b>Arni A. Lehto ’12 (#20) tries to drive in</b> against an Emmanuel College defender in the men’s basketball season opener on Tuesday. MIT won 91-61. /V130/N55/graphics/easya.html Courtesy of Sony Pictures <b>Emma Stone plays the sassy Olive</b> in this teenage comedy. /V130/N55/graphics/diningunrest-0.html Logan P. Williams—The Tech <b>Students protest the new dining plan next fall</b> by eating food in Baker Dining yesterday evening that they had prepared themselves. /V130/N55/graphics/diningunrest-0.html Logan P. Williams—The Tech <b>Students protest the new dining plan next fall</b> by eating food in Baker Dining yesterday evening that they had prepared themselves. /V130/N55/graphics/diningunrest-1.html Source: SAYNO.MIT.EDU <b>Substantially more freshman and sophomores signed</b> the online petition, but even seniors and graduate students has signed onto the petition in numbers. /V130/N55/graphics/diningunrest-1.html Source: SAYNO.MIT.EDU <b>Substantially more freshman and sophomores signed</b> the online petition, but even seniors and graduate students has signed onto the petition in numbers. /V130/N55/graphics/colombo.html John A. Hawkinson—The Tech <b>Promoters of the most recent campus dining petition late Wednesday night plastered the door of Chris Colombo</b>, Dean for Student Life, with signs saying “sayNO.mit.edu,” the website of the petition. /V130/N55/graphics/paypal.html Sarang Kulkarni—The Tech <b>Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal, speaks at the MIT Enterprise Forum </b>of Cambridge this past Tuesday. He announced the program “Twenty under Twenty” which would fund twenty people under twenty years old for two years, allowing them to pursue entrepreneurial goals. /V130/N55/graphics/wonderbread.html Andrew Swayze—The Tech <b>A silver RV made to look like a giant toaster</b> appeared on the dot by Building 54 yesterday. The owners were offering visitors free toast. /V130/N55/graphics/mtg-3.html Alex French <b>Adelaide (Kerry Brooke Steere) tries to persuade Nathan Detroit (Stever Robbins ’86) to get married, after fourteen years of being engaged. </b>MIT’s Musical Theatre Guild will be performing Guys And Dolls Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m. in La Sala de Puerto Rico. Matinees at 2 p.m. will also be held on Saturday and Sunday. /V130/N55/graphics/toomuchlight.html Turner K. Bohlen <b>Stephen Giandomenico ’11 is thrust to the front of the stage during Dramashop’s production of </b><b>Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind</b><b>. </b>The show features 30 short two minute play, appearing today at 8 p.m. and tomorrow at 10 p.m. in Kresge Little Theater. Admission is $1 times the number of the roll of a die. /V130/N55/graphics/mtg-1.html Alex French <b>Gamblers play craps and roll dice down New York City</b> sewers at the end to the Crapshooter’s Ballet. /V130/N55/graphics/li.html /V130/N55/graphics/benitez.html /V130/N55/graphics/umoc.html Source: Alpha Phi Omega; Graphic by SaraH Ritter—The Tech <b>APO’s Ugliest Man on Campus (UMOC)</b> competition returns this year, with a booth in Lobby 10. Passers-by are invited to vote for the candidate that they think is ugliest, with one penny equaling one vote.<br>In a twist, this year’s contest returns to the original name (“Ugliest Man”), when in some prior years the name was “Ugliest Manifestation.” Despite that, this year, while each candidate is technically a person, most people have chosen to run on behalf of objects, such as the dining plan.<br>Each candidate designates a charity to receive the proceeds if they win. Allan E. Miramonti ’13, who is representing the Dining Plan, has selected Child’s Play; James M. Penna ’14 is representing a rotting jack-o-lantern, selected World Education.<br>Roberto J. Melendez ’12 is representing himself, and has selected Fundahmer. Random Hall’s “Pecker Floor,” representing their sink, has selected the American Cancer Society; Pecker Floor is also running “Fifteen-year-old Juice,” and has selected the CDC Foundation. Jordan A. Goldstein ’14 is representing a staircase at Random Hall, and has selected Doctors Without Borders. /V130/N55/graphics/mtg-2.html Alex French <b>Burlesque dancers perform “Bushel and a Peck” </b><b>during</b> the Musical Theater Guild’s performance of Guys and Dolls. /V130/N55/graphics/ciuffo.html