http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V133/N51/graphics/comedy.html Ofir Nachum <p class="roman"><b>Dean Obeidallah performing in a comedy show </b>hosted by the MIT Muslim Student Association.</p> /V133/N51/graphics/lastseen.html Sophie Calle <p class="roman"><b><i>What Do You See?</i></b><b>, part of Sophie Calle’s exhibit </b>at The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.</p> /V133/N51/graphics/powerofduff.html T. Charles Erickson <p class="roman"><b>David Wilson Barnes in the Huntington Theatre Company’s </b>production of Stephen Belber’s <i>The Power of Duff</i>.</p> /V133/N51/graphics/endersgame.html Summit Entertainment <p class="roman"><b>Asa Butterfield stars as Ender Wiggin, </b>a prodigy of the Battle School, in <i>Ender’s Game.</i></p> /V133/N51/graphics/flags.html Infographic by Sarah Ritter and Lenny Martinez /V133/N51/graphics/li.html /V133/N51/graphics/hamlet.html Skanda Koppula—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>One of the two Hamlets (Mark L. Velednitsky ’14) bemoans the pitiful conditions of Elsinore in Friday’s performance of </b><b><i>Hamlet</i></b><b> by MIT’s Shakespeare Ensemble. </b>The role of Hamlet was played by two leads in part to display the internal struggles of the character.</p> /V133/N51/graphics/trent.html /V133/N51/graphics/wang.html /V133/N51/graphics/endershack.html Rachel E. Aviles—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>A hack transformed Lobby 7 into a “Battle Room” over the weekend </b>in honor of the release of the film <i>Ender’s Game,</i> based on Orson Scott Card’s science fiction novel of the same name. </p>