http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V134/N27/graphics/xmen.html Alan Markfield <p class="roman"><b>Hugh Jackman as Logan/Wolverine </b>in <i>X-Men: Days of Future Past</i>.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/godzilla.html Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures <p class="roman"><b>A scene from Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures’s </b>action-adventure movie <i>Godzilla</i>.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/magicman.html Ofir Nachum—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Magic Man performed at NAGA </b>for Gilt City’s Better Than Backstage Boston Calling kick-off party.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/tireswing.html Illustration by Deena Wang /V134/N27/graphics/jewels.html Rosalie O’Connor <p class="roman"><b>Alejandro Virelles and Kathleen Breen Combes </b>perform in <i>Diamonds</i>.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/survey.html Infographic by Aislyn Schalck /V134/N27/graphics/compensation-1.html infographic by Judy hsiang /V134/N27/graphics/nextboat.html Alexander C. Bost—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>A state police boat escorted members of Next House </b>back to the Sailing Pavilion during the MIT Sailing Challenge on Friday, May 16. The goal of the challenge was to transport as many people across the Charles in a Tech dinghy as possible, with cheating heavily encouraged. The 36 people the Next Sail team managed to fit on a highly modified tech dinghy (breaking their previous record by between 0.5 and 1 people) was enough to attract the attention of the Massachusetts State Police, who offloaded some crew members and escorted the vessel back to the dock without incident. No warnings or citations were issued.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/calling-2.html Jessica L. Wass—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>2. The Decemberists</b> played their set despite a sudden downpour.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/calling-1.html Jessica L. Wass—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>1. Bastille frontman Dan Smith</b> thrilled the crowd Sunday evening.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/rainbow.html Sujoy Kumar Cowdhury <p class="roman"><b>Two vibrant rainbows appeared </b>spanning the Charles River after the rain last Friday.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/calling-7.html Jessica L. Wass—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>7. Jenny Lewis</b> played earlier Saturday afternoon.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/wang.html /V134/N27/graphics/calling-4.html Jessica L. Wass—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>4. Modest Mouse</b> closed the final day of the festival.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/calling-5.html Jessica L. Wass—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>5. Death Cab for Cutie</b> was the Saturday closer after the brief showers cleared.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/trent.html /V134/N27/graphics/hooding.html Jessica L. Wass—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>Jean H. Chang, PhD Candidate in the Department of Mechanical Engineering,</b> received her doctoral hood from Chancellor Cynthia Barnhart PhD ’88 and department head David E. Hardt PhD ’78 in Johnson Athletic Center Thursday afternoon.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/calling-3.html Jessica L. Wass—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>3. Jonathan Russell of The Head and the Heart</b> showed why they have a reputation as such a great live band.</p> /V134/N27/graphics/li.html /V134/N27/graphics/commencementstat.html Infrographic by Will Conway /V134/N27/graphics/calling-6.html Jessica L. Wass—The Tech <p class="roman"><b>6. Jesse Lacey of Brand New</b> gave an energy-filled performance to a receptive crowd.</p>