http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V133/N60/graphics/two009-3.html Ho Yin Au—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Team Purple created a product which prevents equine leg injuries. </b>For their product demo, they brought in “Pinky,” the horse which they had worked with during the semester<b>.</b></p> /V133/N60/graphics/two009-4.html Ho Yin Au—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Green Team demoed “Poseidon,”</b> a device which projected a green dot on the bottom of any swimming pool to help swimmers keep up with their target pace.</p> /V133/N60/graphics/two009-1.html Ho Yin Au—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Kresge Auditorium’s windows were decorated </b>in the colors of the teams participating in the presentations</p> /V133/N60/graphics/two009-5.html Ho Yin Au—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Professor David R. Wallace was recognized by his students</b> at the end of the 2.009 final presentations.</p> /V133/N60/graphics/two009-6.html Ho Yin Au—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Bursts of confetti over the heads of the large audience </b>marked the conclusion of the final presentations for 2.009, Product Engineering Process. </p> /V133/N60/graphics/two009-2.html Ho Yin Au—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Professor David R. Wallace, the lead teacher for 2.009, </b>was the master of ceremonies for the final presentations which took place in a packed Kresge Auditorium.</p> /V133/N60/graphics/reuse-1.html Kyle Haines <p class="roman">“Mommy’s Little Soldier,” a sculpture artist Kyle Haines created in 2011 from projector parts, fan parts, saucepan, butter knife, steel wire, and forks.<b> Haines will create a series of MIT-themed sculptures composed from items collected from the Choose-to-Reuse event this Friday.</b></p> /V133/N60/graphics/reuse-2.html Kyle Haines <p class="roman"><b>“Pugilist Oil Co.” from Haines’ series “God’s Golden Garbage,” </b>created in 2011 from oilcans, steel wire, and antique fuses. </p> /V133/N60/graphics/trent.html /V133/N60/graphics/trashion.html Melissa Renée Schumacher—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Kara N. Presbrey ’16 models a dress made from leaves, paper, and wire at the MIT Trashion Show last Friday night. </b></p> /V133/N60/graphics/basketball.html Akimitsu Hogge—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Justin M. Pedley ’16 shoots in MIT’s men’s basketball game against Salem State University on Thursday evening. </b>The game was close to the last minute, with MIT ultimately winning 61-57.</p> /V133/N60/graphics/li.html /V133/N60/graphics/crossproducts.html Grace Li <p class="roman"><b>The Cross Products, an MIT co-ed Christian a cappella group, </b>held their end-of-semester concert in 32-123 this past Saturday.<b> </b>The group began singing at MIT in the fall of 1988.</p>