http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V132/N19/graphics/frisbee.html Fredo Durand <p class="roman"><b>Alisha R. Schor ’G winds up to throw a pass in a game at the Boston Metro Conference last weekend. </b>The Women’s Ultimate Frisbee team placed third, securing their spot at New England Regionals.</p> /V132/N19/graphics/kyaw.html Tian Ong <p class="roman"><b>Friends share memories of Phyo N. Kyaw ’10 on April 7 at a memorial service </b>and release balloons over the Charles River to symbolize their loss.</p> /V132/N19/graphics/circus-2.html Joseph Maurer—The Tech On Wednesday, fake circus performers were scattered throughout Lobby 7, including a ringmaster who stood next to a plinth. /V132/N19/graphics/marathon-3.html Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech Runners are encouraged by supportive signs from the crowd. /V132/N19/graphics/cryofac.html Joseph Maurer—The Tech The residents of East Campus Second West make liquid nitrogen ice cream Thursday evening outside of the Z-Center during their annual CryoFAC event. They served several exotic ice cream flavors, including green tea, sea salt, and lemon. /V132/N19/graphics/marathon-6.html Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech Spectators peer out of a window to watch the runners. /V132/N19/graphics/marathon-7.html Manohar Srikanth—The Tech In addition to runners, there were 39 wheelchair racers and 21 handcycle racers who entered the marathon. /V132/N19/graphics/powell.html /V132/N19/graphics/DTYD.html David Da He—The Tech Last Friday, a large fake bomb was hung from Lobby 7 to advertise the Dance Til You Drop party held by the Burton Third Bombers (BTB). /V132/N19/graphics/sullivan.html /V132/N19/graphics/circus-3.html Joseph Maurer—The Tech One fake acrobat hangs from an aerial silk. /V132/N19/graphics/marathon-4.html Manohar Srikanth—The Tech Brad A. Golden runs in a patriotic suit. Other runners also had humorous outfits, such as tutu dresses. /V132/N19/graphics/marathon-5.html Manohar Srikanth—The Tech Sharon Cherop (right) won the women’s race with a time of 2:31:50 while Jemima Jelagat Sumgong (left) came in second with a time of 2:31:52. /V132/N19/graphics/marathon-1.html Manohar Srikanth—The Tech David M. Rosen G participates in the marathon. /V132/N19/graphics/marathon.html Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech This year the Boston Marathon featured over 22,000 runners, of which approximately 96% finished the race. /V132/N19/graphics/Root.html /V132/N19/graphics/marathon-2.html Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech Tommy Greenless of Walnut Creek, CA finished 36th in the men’s race with a time of 2:34:08. /V132/N19/graphics/dalek.html Melissa Renée Schumacher—The Tech On Tuesday, a large Dalek appeared perched on the Stata Center. Daleks are genetically engineered organisms which appear in the British science fiction series Doctor Who. /V132/N19/graphics/circus.html Joseph Maurer—The Tech On Wednesday, a variety of fake acrobats and circus performers appeared in Lobby 7. /V132/N19/graphics/cpwkickoff.html Ian M. Gorodisher—The Tech Thomas J. Moriarty ’14 performs a solo for the Logarithms during the CPW Kickoff Event Thursday evening. Dean of Admissions Stuart Schmill ’86, TyShaun Wynter, and Ridonkulous also presented. /V132/N19/graphics/marathon-8.html Manohar Srikanth—The Tech Mayumi Fujita finished seventh in the women’s race with a time of 2:39:11. /V132/N19/graphics/cpwkickoff-2.html ian M. gorodisher—The Tech Dance troupe Ridonkulous performed at the kickoff event for CPW on Thursday evening in Rockwell Cage. /V132/N19/graphics/yang.html /V132/N19/graphics/benitez.html