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Rosemarie M. de la Rosa ’10 (left) and Yvette M. Beben ’10 admire the 2010 Brass Rat in display at Kresge Auditorium during Ring Premiere held last night.
Andrea Robles—The Tech
The bezel for the 2010 Brass Rat is presented to the Class of 2010 during Ring Premiere held last night in Kresge Auditorium. Besides the typical features of the beaver grasping a diploma, the phrase “IHTFP” is hidden...
Jessica Witchley—The Tech
Sabrina H. Tsang ’10 gazes at Class of 2010 Brass Rats after Ring Premiere held last night in Kresge Auditorium.
Diane Rak—The Tech
Graduate students will no longer occupy Green Hall in fall 2008. The dormitory will become a house for the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, which has occupied part of Sidney-Pacific since fall 2003. Green Hall residents wi...
Sherry Yan—The Tech
New luxury condominiums being built at the fringes of the city serve as homes for Bangalore’s IT workers.
Diana Jue—The Tech
This is one example of office space built for IT companies, both international and domestic.
Diana Jue—The TEch
William S. Phipps ’09 tails the Williams College anchor leg as they run past cheering MIT athletes toward the final lap of the 4x800-meter relay, the final event of the men’s New England Division III championships. A ...
Omari Stephens—The Tech
Anthony D. Teixeira ’08 lands in the sand at the end of a 13.53-meter (44’ 4.5”) triple-jump. Teixeira finished 7th in the event with a jump of 13.85 meters (45’ 5.25”). The MIT men’s track and field team finished 3rd...
Omari Stephens—The Tech
Michael R. Miller ’09 (right) and Michael E. Lee ’09 work on recording the Logs’ new CD on Saturday in the Logs’ recording studio on the third floor of Walker Memorial.
Andrea Robles—The Tech
Since I enjoyed Indian tea so much, I had to visit the beautiful tea plantations of Munnar during my journey.
Diana Jue—The Tech
In Buenos Aires’ Chinese immigrant neighborhood, a woman sells “red tea with milk and pearls” and sticky rice.
Diana Jue -The Tech
Mario A. Bollini ’09 explains his group’s new 2-gear hand-powered tricycle design to a local client of The Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya that came to test the prototype. Mario was in Nairobi, Kenya ...
christina kang—The Tech
Emily Hwang ’09 clears 11’4.5” in the pole vault at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field National Championship meet. Hwang placed 15th in the event. MIT sent five athletes to the meet, which was held at the U...
Omari Stephens—The Tech
Aline Thomas ’08 competes in the shot put at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field National Championship meet. While Thomas’ best put of 42’0.75” did not make the finals, her hammer throw of 170’5” earned her ...
Omari Stephens—The Tech
John M. “Jack” Field ’08 (far) and Julie C. Arsenault ’08 (near) sail in after a race on Tuesday during the ICSA/Gill Coed Dinghy National Championship. Field and Arsenault finished fourth overall in the B division, h...
Molly M. Jabas
Brooks L. Reed ’09 (far) and Elizabeth A. Hass ’10 (near) control the No. 6 Dinghy for MIT on Tuesday during the ICSA/Gill Coed Dinghy National Championship. Reed and Hass finished ninth in this particular race on the...
Shreyes Seshasai—The Tech
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