http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V131/N36/graphics/sept11-0.html Sam Range—The Tech On Sunday, members of the MIT community reflected on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Hackers installed lights on the Green Building and hung a flag, shot here in high dynamic range, on the pillars of Building 10. The MIT Chapel’s bells rang at 8:46 a.m. and 9:03 a.m., marking the times that planes struck the World Trade Center’s twin towers in 2001. /V131/N36/graphics/sept11-5.html Maggie Lloyd—The Tech Sergeant Cheryl Vossmer holds a cross made out of the steel from Ground Zero. The cross was a gift from the firefighters in New York as a thank you for bringing volunteers and donating supplies to the site. /V131/N36/graphics/sept11-3.html Andrea Fabre Members of the MIT community pause to take pictures of the flag hung underneath the dome after the Sept. 11 reflection ceremony Sunday. /V131/N36/graphics/weather.html Situation for Noon Eastern Time, Tuesday, September 13, 2011 /V131/N36/graphics/september11.html Lourdes D. Bobbio, Joanna Kao, Ryan Normandin—The Tech /V131/N36/graphics/sept11-2.html Maggie Lloyd—The Tech At the end of Sunday’s ceremony, an ROTC/MIT Police Joint Honor Guard raised an American flag to the top of the flagpole in Killian Court, then lowered it to half-mast. /V131/N36/graphics/registration.html Infographic by Judy Hsiang /V131/N36/graphics/sept11-6.html Henry Hilton—Tech File Photo Shortly after 9/11, MIT dedicated the “Reflecting Wall,” representing a piece of the WTC exterior. Community members left flowers and prayers, as seen in this Sept. 18, 2001 file photo. /V131/N36/graphics/sept11-4.html Manolis Kellis Red, white, and blue lights were installed in the Green Building’s windows to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2011. /V131/N36/graphics/sept11-1.html Andrea Fabre Attendees at the 9/11 ceremony on Sunday listen to President Susan J. Hockfield’s remarks in Lobby 10. According to Hockfield, the ceremony was convened to “honor those who lost their lives and those who gave their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.” /V131/N36/graphics/nyancat.html Greg Steinbrecher—The Tech Hackers installed a 40-foot-long Nyan Cat and rainbow trail in Lobby 7 last week. A popular internet meme, Nyan Cat is a flying cat with a Pop-Tart body that leaves behind a rainbow trail, whose journey is frequently set to the Japanese Vocaloid song Nyanyanyanyanyanyanya, according to http://knowyourmeme.com.