http://tech.mit.edu/img/small-flag-inv.gif http://tech.mit.edu/ Recent photos and graphics from The Tech /V130/N26/graphics/safo-2.html source: Jed W. Wartman, student activities office <b>Wartman explained a</b> <b>“delayed timeline”</b> for student group check processing. /V130/N26/graphics/jonsiconcert.html Andrea Milena Pagán <b>Jónsi captivates the crowd with his hypnotic falsetto </b>at the House of Blues in Boston last Wednesday. The lead singer of Icelandic band Sigur Rós, he is currently on tour promoting his first solo album, Go. /V130/N26/graphics/100k.html Jarrod T. Phipps <b>Finalists in the $100K Business Plan Contest networked at Bob Metcalfe’s ’68 home last Friday evening. The winners will be announced</b> at the finale in Kresge on Wednesday. /V130/N26/graphics/jahnke.html Photo courtesy U.S. Navy <b>Lieutenant Joshua J. Jahnke SM ’10 </b>passed away on April 28. He was 29. /V130/N26/graphics/taekwondo.html Bobby B. Ren <b>Erika Lee ’12 brings an axe kick down</b> on Princeton University’s Rae Drach en route to a silver medal in the women’s black belt welterweight division. MIT’s Sport Taekwondo team captured its third consecutive national title on April 18 in Denver. /V130/N26/graphics/safo-1.html Source: Jed W. Wartman <b>Reimbursement and direct-to-vendor checks </b>processed by SAFO from July to December 2009. Volume spikes at the end of term. /V130/N26/graphics/physicsrock.html Aditi Verma—The Tech <b>Physics Professor Peter H. Fisher and Associate Professor Christoph M. E. Paus, emcees for the Physics Rock Concert in 54-100 on Sunday, attempt to wipe the audience’s memory </b>at the end of the night. The Physics Rock Concert, organized by the Society of Physics Students, was attended by about 60 Course 8 students, faculty, and friends. /V130/N26/graphics/ironman2.html Courtesy of Industrial Light and Magic <b>Robert Downey Jr. reprises his role</b> as the charming and ambitious inventor in Iron Man 2. /V130/N26/graphics/berenson.html Paolo Aguilar—EPA <b>Lori Berenson stands in a courtroom</b> at Santa Monica Prison in Lima, Peru, on May 25. Berenson, serving a 20-year sentence in Peru for aiding leftist guerrillas, was granted house arrest by the judge after some 15 years in prison. /V130/N26/graphics/throughthelenz.html Florence Gallez—The Tech <b>A visitor at the “Through the Lens: Time” exhibition inspects “Organic” by Biyeun Buczyk ’10 </b>at the Media Lab on Wednesday. The show, an initiative of instructor Andrea Frank of the MIT Program in Art, Culture, and Technology of the Department of Architecture, ran through May 8. Buczyk is also a Tech photographer. /V130/N26/graphics/tms.html Michael Yu—The Tech <b>Shigehisa Kuriyama, professor of cultural history at the Harvard Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, speaks on the “Divergence of Greek Medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine through the lens of media” </b>during MIT Traditional Medicine Society’s annual Big Event in Lobdell on Friday. Members of the MIT Department of Biological Engineering and Harvard Medical School joined Kuriyama afterwards for a panel discussion on the event’s theme, “East meets West: Divergence and Reunion of Eastern and Western Medicine.” /V130/N26/graphics/lobby7comp.html Sam Range—The Tech <b>MIT President Emeritus Paul E. Gray ’54 speaks Friday at the inauguration of the Lobby 7 Design Contest. </b>The competition, jointly organized by the MIT Class of ’54 and the School of Architecture and Planning, asks MIT students to decide what should fill the four plinths in Lobby 7, originally intended for statues of Greek gods, but left empty following construction. Prizes of $10,000, $2,500, and $1,000 will be awarded to the top three designs in separate undergraduate and graduate categories. The deadline for registration is Sept. 24, with initial designs due Nov. 5. While the School of Architecture and Planning is involved, MIT’s administration has no intent to actually erect any of the winning designs in Lobby 7. /V130/N26/graphics/LTI.html David Chen—The Tech <b>Phyo Nyi Nyi Kyaw ’10 (left) directs Leadership Training Institute co-founder Semmie Kim ’10 through a maze of balloons and cups </b>at the Stata Center on Sunday during a game organized by high school participants in the LTI program. Over the past 12 weeks, the club has helped train students from local high schools in leadership so that they may go on plan and organize initiatives at their own schools and communities. /V130/N26/graphics/bsakite.html David Chen—The Tech <b>Princess Len Carlos ’13 flies a kite </b>during the Bangladeshi Students Association’s annual kite-flying festival to celebrate the coming of spring at the Kresge barbecue pits on Sunday. Sunday afternoon was windy with speeds of 21mph — wonderful weather for kite flying. /V130/N26/graphics/li.html /V130/N26/graphics/smc.html