photos

A large “/g/” appeared on the front of the Great Dome Sunday morning, likely a reference to the technology board on 4chan.org.

Jamie L. Simmons ‘12 finished second in the 400 meter dash with a time of 56.51.

Kyle J. Hannon ’13 competes in the 1500-meter run, finishing with a time of 4:00.36.

Rebecca J. Greene ’14 pole vaults. Teammate Lauren B. Kuntz ’13 placed second in the event. The women’s team finished second overall while the men’s team won the New England Championship.

Ricky D. Richardson ’12 sings “Wake Up Everybody,” as performed by John Legend, in the last set of the Chorallaries’ spring concert on Saturday night.

Bethany R. Kroese ’12 performs the Ellie Goulding song “Lights” during Resonance’s spring concert on Friday night in 10-250.

The Student Art Association held its annual Spring Ceramic Sale yesterday in Lobby 10. The sale will continue today from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in conjunction with the Glass Lab’s Mother’s Day sale.

SaveTFP held a stress-relieving dog-petting study break in W20-407 yesterday. Dozens of students attended and pampered the six dogs.

Portia M. Jones ’12 (left) finished second in the final round of the 100-meter dash. She also won the 100-meter hurdles and was the runner-up in the 200-meter dash.

Martha M. Gross ’12 (second from left) places sixth in the 400-meter dash.

Michael J. DuPlessis ’14 (right) races toward the finish of the 100-meter dash. He came in third.

Sheldon N. Trotman ’14 competes in the triple jump. He finished with a distance of 12.93 meters.

Yimin Chen ’13, the 2012 MITSO Concerto Competition winner, performs “Prokofiev: Piano Concerto No. 1” in the MITSO concert Friday evening in Kresge Auditorium. The concert was led by director Adam K. Boyles. The even...

Nicholas A. Diamantoni ’15 runs in the 400-meter dash. He came in second in this heat, but 11th overall.

Lamine Touré leads Rambax’s performance on the Student Center steps Saturday. The Senegalese percussion group performed traditional rhythms such as “Kaolack” using mainly Sabar drums. Several audience members danced t...