http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V133/N58/graphics/Footloose-1.html Josh Glass <p class="roman"><b>Lana Scott, Sydney Victoria Dorin, Terrell Foster-James, and Kate Elmendorf perform </b>in Berklee Musical Theater Club’s rendition of <i>Footloose</i>. </p> /V133/N58/graphics/Nutcracker-1.html Gene Schiavone <p class="roman"><b>Misa Kuranaga and Jeffrey Cirio leap simultaneously</b> in Boston Ballet’s performance of <i>The Nutcracker</i>.</p> /V133/N58/graphics/naturefood-2.html Illustration by Deena Wang —The Tech /V133/N58/graphics/Footloose-2.html Josh Glass <p class="roman"><b>Christian James Potterton starts in </b><b><i>Footloose</i></b><b>. </b></p> /V133/N58/graphics/OneDirection.html Courtesy of One Direction/Twitter <p class="roman"><b>The album cover of One Direction’s new album </b><b><i>Midnight Memories</i></b><b>,</b> which was released on Nov. 25.<b> </b></p> /V133/N58/graphics/naturefood.html Illustration by Deena Wang —The Tech /V133/N58/graphics/DeliveryMan.html Courtesy of Disney Studios Motion Pictures <p class="roman"><b>Emma (Cobie Smulders) and David (Vince Vaughn) in </b><b><i>Delivery Man</i></b><b>,</b> a comedy about a man who discovers that he has fathered 533 children through sperm donation.</p> /V133/N58/graphics/Nutcracker-2.html Gene Schiavone <p class="roman"><b>The Party Scene from Boston Ballet’s performance of </b><b><i>The Nutcracker</i></b><b> </b>featured young dancers from the Boston Ballet school.</p> /V133/N58/graphics/building12.html Melissa Renée Schumacher—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Building 12 could be demolished as early as Summer 2014, </b>pending approval from the City of Cambridge. The building’s demolition will make way for the Nano-Materials, Structures, and Systems Lab (nMaSS), to be completed in 2018.</p> /V133/N58/graphics/chorallaries.html Sarah Liu—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Emily M. Salvador ’16 sings a solo in “The Engineers’ Drinking Song” during </b><b><i>Suit &amp; Tie,</i></b><b> </b>the Chorallaries concert on Friday, Nov. 22. MIT’s first coed a cappella group, the Chorallaries’ repertoire is arranged by its group members and features a wide range of popular American music.</p> /V133/N58/graphics/ohms.html staly Chin <p class="roman"><b>A heartfelt embrace during </b><b><i>Four Idiots,</i></b> <b>The Ohm’s fall concert that was held on Saturday Nov. 23 in 10-250. </b>Their concert featured mashups of popular South-Asian and American music, as well as punny skits. The Ohms is MIT’s first South-Asian coed a cappella group.</p> /V133/N58/graphics/resonance.html Tami Forrester—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Luther V. Banner ’16 sings a solo during Resolectric, Resonance’s fall concert on Saturday, Nov. 23 in 10-250. </b>The concert featured guest performances from the Counterpoints of Clark University and the CharlieChords of Berklee. Resonance is a coed a capella group that covers contemporary music hits. </p> /V133/N58/graphics/muses.html Staly Chin <p class="roman"><b>Megan L. Mansfield ’16 sings a solo during </b><b><i>Monty Python and the Holy Muse!</i></b><b>, </b>the fall concert hosted by the Muses on Sunday, Nov. 24 in 6-120<b>.</b> MIT’s only all-female a cappella group, the Muses perform arrangements of contemporary hits.</p> /V133/N58/graphics/li.html /V133/N58/graphics/trent.html