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Covert to receive one of aviation's highest awards

November 4, 2005

Teams gather for genetic engineering competition

November 3, 2005

Neurons in a purely visual brain region called the inferotemporal (IT) cortex respond selectively to different images. As pictures were randomly presented to the monkey during specific intervals (top), neurons at different sites in IT produce distinct patterns of activity to each picture (bottom). For example, neurons at site 1 favor the toy and the yam, while neurons at site 3 prefer the monkey f...

Neuroscientists break code on sight

November 3, 2005

Alumnus wins theater award

November 2, 2005

The music of New Orleans was heard around campus as members of the Wild Magnolias (in costume) paraded across campus, Mardi-Gras style, with members of the Stooges Brass Band. Both groups also performed Sunday at Kresge Auditorium, as part of MIT's Fall Festival "Bayou Bash" benefiting victims of Hurricane Katrina.

Toast of New Orleans

November 2, 2005

Art in progress

November 2, 2005

David Kessler, who works at MIT Sloan School of Management, breaks into song down at the Sailing Pavilion on Friday, Oct. 21. Kessler, who helped launch a series of sea chantey sings, is holding a book of sea chanteys.

Yo ho ho! Sea chanteys inspire singers

November 2, 2005

Benefit concert this Sunday

November 2, 2005

"The Holy Artwork" involves a televangelist in San Antonio. Jankowski pretends to pass out at the preacher's feet, effectively giving the preacher a chance to expound upon artwork and God.

Jankowski takes wry look at human condition

November 2, 2005

McGovern celebrates opening its new home Friday

November 2, 2005

Open enrollment begins Nov. 14

November 2, 2005

Ana Maria Cardenas shops with the aid of one of MIT graduate student James Patten's inventions, now on view at New York's Museum of Modern Art.

Student's work on view at MoMA

November 2, 2005

Faculty named to professorships

November 2, 2005

SHASS professorships announced

November 2, 2005

Nobel Peace Prize winner to speak Nov. 3

November 2, 2005

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