Said and Done is the monthly communications digest from MIT's School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences. For the complete current review, visit Said and Done.
Highlights include:
Profile | Michael Ouellette
Senior Lecturer, Music and Theater Arts
The play’s the thing for Michael Ouellette, an actor, director, and librettist who guides MIT theater arts students to find the real depths beneath the surface of plays.
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In Memorium | Paul A. Samuelson
Nobel laureate and transformative economist
May 15, 1915 – Dec. 13, 2009
Tributes
Feature | Not Easy Being Green
In her new book, historian Harriet Ritvo explains how a battle to save an English lake helped found modern environmentalism.
Story by Peter Dizikes, MIT News
Multimedia | The Future of Human Space Flight
Professor David Mindell, Director of the School's Program in Science, Technology and Society, moderates a panel discussing the findings of the committee charged with reviewing plans for U.S. Human Space Flight.
Watch
Research Portfolio | What can a game do about climate change?
The Education Arcade, a research group of the School's Comparative Media Studies program, is planning to find out, using a "curated game" — a new genre of game that combines gameplay with museum-going and social networking. With major funding from the National Science Foundation, The Education Arcade and the Smithsonian Institution are collaborating on the development of a curated game about climate change.
Learn more
Soundings | Current Issue
Magazine of the MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
Stories of ideas in action
For the full digest, visit Said and Done.
Highlights include:
Profile | Michael Ouellette
Senior Lecturer, Music and Theater Arts
The play’s the thing for Michael Ouellette, an actor, director, and librettist who guides MIT theater arts students to find the real depths beneath the surface of plays.
More
In Memorium | Paul A. Samuelson
Nobel laureate and transformative economist
May 15, 1915 – Dec. 13, 2009
Tributes
Feature | Not Easy Being Green
In her new book, historian Harriet Ritvo explains how a battle to save an English lake helped found modern environmentalism.
Story by Peter Dizikes, MIT News
Multimedia | The Future of Human Space Flight
Professor David Mindell, Director of the School's Program in Science, Technology and Society, moderates a panel discussing the findings of the committee charged with reviewing plans for U.S. Human Space Flight.
Watch
Research Portfolio | What can a game do about climate change?
The Education Arcade, a research group of the School's Comparative Media Studies program, is planning to find out, using a "curated game" — a new genre of game that combines gameplay with museum-going and social networking. With major funding from the National Science Foundation, The Education Arcade and the Smithsonian Institution are collaborating on the development of a curated game about climate change.
Learn more
Soundings | Current Issue
Magazine of the MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
Stories of ideas in action
For the full digest, visit Said and Done.
