Each department will know where to sit
the better to cheer together!

This is where Electrical Engineering will go wild

Electronic gameboard operator, Quentin Lindsey '07, and
the MC get ready

Last-minute cramming by Prof. Michael Loewenberg

The "Men in Black" team gets ready; last pointers by the MC

Here come the cheering sections

The Applied Physics Team: Men in Black!

The Biomedical Engineering Team: Hall and Oats!

The Chemical Engineering Team: Atoms' Family!

The Electrical Engineering Team: Team Z Mismatch!

The Environmental Engineering Team: Earth and Sky!

 The Mechanical Engineering Team: The Burninators

The Supreme Judge: Dean Paul Fleury

Men in Black: Prof. Ramamurti Shankar, Prof. Sohrab Ismail-Beigi
Hall and Oats: Prof. Michael Levene, Prof. Mark Saltzman
Atoms' Family: Prof. Michael Loewenberg, Prof. Gary Haller

Team Z Mismatch: Prof. Edmund Yeh, Prof. Hür Köser
Earth and Sky: Prof. Jordan Peccia, Prof. William Mitch
The Burninators: Prof. Mitchell Smooke, Prof. Eric Dufresne

"Ladies and gentlemen!"
The Master of Ceremonies, James Salzano '06, announces the categories: Home Repair, Geography, Engineering, Celebrity Gossip, and Robots

Note student concentrating (at left) and Prof. Richard Chang having a laugh (above, left of center)

Men in Black and Hall and Oats

 Will his faculty know the answer?

Earth and Sky and The Burninators

What categories are left?

Conference: The MC checks with the electronic gamekeeper
and Prof. Smooke remonstrates to the Supreme Judge

                   The Director of Engineering Development
                   Bridget Calendo, loves it all

The long view...

...and the behind-the-scenes view: Andrew Morcus,
Facilities Manager, and his Assistant Christopher Doyle

Prof. Roman Kuc thought he would get some
work done but got swept up in the fun

David Gingerella, Business Manager, Jean Edmunds, Executive
Assistant to the Dean, James Westgate, Assistant Administrator,
Lieyang Zhou, IT Support Specialist, Dawn Finaldi, Assistant
Administrator (front, right)

ME graduate student Weiwei Deng records it all for posterity

New Haven Register science reporter, Abram Katz, asks the
winning team, Mechanical Engineering's The Burninators, how
they figured out the victory-clinching answer to:
      This is the solution to this differential equation:
        y"=6y'+132y=0