http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V132/N18/graphics/crew.html Colleen Irby The MIT women’s crew varsity 8 and varsity “A” 4 teams had their best ever finish at the George Washington Invitational this year, with each team winning all three races. Their next race will be on the Charles River against University of Massachusetts and University of Buffalo on April 21. /V132/N18/graphics/paxeast-9.html Connor Kirschbaum—The Tech The audience at a PAX concert enters zombie mode, per Jonathan Coulton’s request for the song “Re: Your Brains.” /V132/N18/graphics/kendall-traveltrends.html Goody Clancy & Associates, Slide 44 Travel trends in Cambridge. Bicycle use in Cambridge has increased 150 percent from 2002 to 2010. /V132/N18/graphics/paxeast-15.html Connor Kirschbaum—The Tech Jerry Holkins (“Tycho”) and Mike Krahulik (“Gabe”), the creators of Penny Arcade, host a Q&A on Sunday afternoon. /V132/N18/graphics/cycling.html Jan Valerie Spencer D. Schaber G negotiates a turn during the criterium race. Schaber won the Men’s A circuit race earlier as part of the MIT cycling team’s victory this past weekend at Yale. /V132/N18/graphics/gymnastics.html Melissa Renée Schumacher—The Tech Zara K. Karuman ’13 performs a routine on the uneven bars during Saturday’s gymnastics meet in Dupont. /V132/N18/graphics/aotw.html Anthony Kilbridge Charles Hsu ’14 is coxswain for the MIT men’s heavyweight crew team. In addition to crew, Hsu also dabbles in violin-making, works at Weiss Lab, and aspires to become a surgeon. /V132/N18/graphics/paxeast-3.html Connor Kirschbaum—The Tech A statue of Lolth, the Demon Queen of Spiders from Dungeons and Dragons, perches menacingly at PAX East. /V132/N18/graphics/paxeast-20.html Connor Kirschbaum—The Tech The audience cheers for the start of the concerts on Saturday night at the BCEC. /V132/N18/graphics/frisbee.html Alisha Schor Kathleen M. Hoza ‘14, right, skies her defender at Centex in the game against UIUC. The Engineers went on to win seventh in their division. /V132/N18/graphics/paxeast-56.html connor kirschbaum—The Tech Attendees swarm the exhibit hall at PAX East this past weekend at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. /V132/N18/graphics/kendall-facades.html goody clancy & associates, slide 28 Permitted building widths (façade lengths) with associated building heights, overlayed over 40 Landsdowne Street, a building with a 27,500 square foot floorplate. /V132/N18/graphics/paxeast-47.html jessica j. pourian—The Tech A colorful variety of polyhedral dice for sale at a booth on the exhibit floor of the convention hall. /V132/N18/graphics/paxeast-6.html Connor Kirschbaum—The Tech A head crab zombie from Half Life 2 wanders the expo floor. /V132/N18/graphics/kendall-upperfloors.html goody clancy & associates, slide 29 An example upper-floor building connection; such connections are encouraged for tenants needing over 35,000 square feet. They would be set back at least 35' from a street and would be at least 80 percent transparent. /V132/N18/graphics/paxeast-1.html Connor Kirschbaum—The Tech A ReDead from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time made an appearance at PAX East. /V132/N18/graphics/Powell.html /V132/N18/graphics/Yang.html /V132/N18/graphics/Sullivan.html /V132/N18/graphics/bereniceabbott.html John A. Hawkinson—The Tech Workers install an image on the side of N52, the MIT Museum, for an exhibit in the Kurtz Gallery — Berenice Abbott, Photography and Science: An Essential Unity, which runs May 3, 2012 through Dec. 31, 2012. /V132/N18/graphics/novartis.html John A. Hawkinson—The Tech Architects Toshiko Mori and Maya Lin, center, break ground for Novartis’ new building at 181 Massachusetts Ave. The new building, on the former Analog Devices lot, should start to rise up in early 2013. To the right of Lin are outgoing City Manager Robert W. Healy, Cambridge Mayor Henrietta Davis, Massachusetts Governer Deval Patrick, and Novartis’ Mark Fishman. /V132/N18/graphics/lax.html Elizabeth d’arienzo—The Tech Bryan M. Beller ’12 prepares to catch the ball at the Men’s Lacrosse game this past Wednesday afternoon. The Engineers won a decisive 8-6 victory over Salem State University.