http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V132/N46/graphics/borderlands2-1.html images courtesy of gearbox software /V132/N46/graphics/swartz.html john a. hawkinson—The Tech /V132/N46/graphics/tovodwyer.html Source: Facebook /V132/N46/graphics/kerf-2.html brian hoffer The Kerf Pavilion creates spaces to sit and enjoy quieter moments on campus. /V132/N46/graphics/cycling-2.html Bill Garrett The victors sport their Stars and Bars National Championship jerseys and gold medals while leaning against the 44.6-degree velodrome racing surface. /V132/N46/graphics/cycling-1.html Kate Wymbs Michael L. Garrett G, Spencer D. Schaber G, Zachary A. LaBry G, and Zachary S. Hartwig (right to left), representing MIT’s cycling team, rode in tight formation during the team pursuit portion of the Cycling Track National Championship. MIT won the Division II championship. The event was held September 20-22 in Frisco, TX. /V132/N46/graphics/borderlands2-2.html images courtesy of gearbox software /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-11.html Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech The events were hosted by the Dalai Lama Center for Ethics and Transformative Values. /V132/N46/graphics/fieldhockey.html Emily Kellison-Linn—The Tech Madeline L. Wharton ’14 combats her opponents in Tuesday’s field hockey game against Wheaton College. MIT won 11-2. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-7.html Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech The Dalai Lama speaks with a panel including Father Thomas Keating and Brother David Steindle-Rast to a large crowd on Sunday. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-6.html Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech In his talk on Sunday, the Dalai Lama emphasized that people can practice compassion and live a happy life, with or without religion. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-3.html Tiffany Ira Huang—The Tech John D. Sterman, professor at Sloan School of Management, is thanked by the Dalai Lama and donned with a sash. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-2.html Tiffany Ira Huang—The Tech Adrian Anantawan, a renowned violinist born without a right hand, opens the event on Monday with a violin solo. /V132/N46/graphics/vigil.html Ekaterina Botchkina—The Tech Students gathered Wednesday evening outside of the Student Center for a candlelight vigil honoring victims of domestic violence. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-8.html Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech The Dalai Lama bows with others. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-10.html Tiffany Ira Huang—The Tech The Dalai Lama talked about the need to care for our planet in the morning panel on Monday. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama.html Akimitsu Hogge—The Tech The Dalai Lama speaks during his lecture “Stages of Meditation: Buddhism for the 21st Century” last Tuesday in Kresge Auditorium. The lecture was based on a text by the 8th Century Buddhist scholar Acharya Kamalasila. In a humorous moment, he accepted a baseball hat bearing the MIT logo. For article and photos, see p. 10-11. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-5.html Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech The Dalai Lama gave a talk hosted by The Dalai Lama Center for Ethics and Transformative Values titled “Beyond Religion: Ethics, Values, and Wellbeing” at the Boston Marriott Copley Place last Sunday. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-9.html Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech Audience members flocked to vendors selling Buddhist items at the Boston Marriott Copley Place after the talk concluded last Sunday afternoon. /V132/N46/graphics/simmons.html Elijah Mena—The Tech Simmons Hall is composed of aluminum panel facades. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-4.html Tiffany Ira Huang—The Tech James Taylor, five-time Grammy Award-winning musician, made a special appearance last Sunday at the Dalai Lama’s talk at the Boston Marriott Copley Place. /V132/N46/graphics/dalailama-1.html Akimitsu Hogge—The Tech The Dalai Lama greets the crowd during his lecture “Stages of Meditation: Buddhism for the 21st Century” on Tuesday.