http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V131/N5/graphics/ringpremiere.html Elijah Mena—The Tech Stephen T. Frost ’13 and Caitlin R. Pomeroy ’13 unveil the bezel of the 2013 Brass Rat on Friday night. The bezel features the beaver, who clutches a branch with four leaves, and a framing square in the shape of a seven. The beaver sits atop eight ivy leaves. /V131/N5/graphics/weather.html Situation for Noon Eastern Time, Tuesday, February 15, 2011 /V131/N5/graphics/masseh.html Joanna Kao—The Tech Students were shown a furnished double in Maseeh during the tours on Saturday. The dorm contains 166 doubles, 19 triples, and 77 singles. The rooms have tile floors, and hallways will be carpeted. /V131/N5/graphics/dateauction.html Elijah Mena—The Tech Scott T. Landers ’13 advertises himself for the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Camp Kesem Date Auction on Saturday night. The event sold 22 dates and raised $6,000 to benefit Camp Kesem, a summer camp for children whose parents have or have had cancer. /V131/N5/graphics/serenades.html John A. Hawkinson—The Tech UA President Vrajesh Y. Modi ’11 is serenaded by the MIT Muses prior to the Valentine’s Day UA Senate meeting. The Logarhythms and the Muses both sell Valentine’s Day serenades each year. /V131/N5/graphics/walker.html Meng Heng Touch—The Tech Associate Provost Martin A. Schmidt PhD ’88 speaks to Walker Memorial groups about the process for deciding whether Music and Theatre Arts will move into the building, and how students will be affected. /V131/N5/graphics/track.html Turner Bohlen—The Tech Andrew J. Musacchio ’11 and Brent M. Johnson ’14 lead the pack over the second hurdle during the men’s 55 meter hurdles race at the MIT Coed Invitational Track and Field meet on Saturday. Musacchio held on to grab first with a time of 8.23 seconds. Isaac Nicholson of Williams took second, followed by Johnson in third. /V131/N5/graphics/tracks.html NICHOLAS CHORNAY—THE TECH Railroad crossing on Mass. Ave. near Vassar Street, shot looking directly into the late afternoon sun. The Metropolitan Storage Warehouse is visible on the left; smokestacks from the Francis Bitter Magnet Lab stand on the right side of the picture. The strong backlighting provided by the sun silhouettes the buildings and is reflected in the exposed railroad tracks and the melting snow. /V131/N5/graphics/ringgraphic.html Infographic by Fareeha Safir; text courtesy of 2013 ring committee, http://twenty13.mit.edu/ringcomm