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Finnegan's ware

February 16, 2005

Rapoport awarded Scolnick Prize

February 16, 2005

Students rehearse a step dance in preparation for Saturday's African and African-American culture performance. Dancers are (left to right) junior Silvia Baptista, freshmen Yamilee Toussaint and Ashley Vaughn, sophomore Tracey Ragsdale, junior Teri Ijeoma and freshman Douglas Slaughter.

Students put together program for Black history month

February 16, 2005

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Women's studies celebrates 20th anniversary

Daylong symposium focuses on challenges now and in future

February 15, 2005

MIT was chosen one of the best places for postdocs to work by readers of The Scientist in the magazine's annual survey.

MIT ranks third for postdocs in The Scientist

Postdoctoral council improves workplace

February 15, 2005

Tsunami's impact on well water a concern for MIT

February 14, 2005

Sloan offers management minor to undergrads campuswide

February 14, 2005

Women in math, engineering and science: Drawing on our country's entire talent pool

February 12, 2005

Pomiecko of Comparative Media Studies dies at 48

February 11, 2005

The fingers of the cooks at Anna's Taqueria flew as they put together yummy burritos and quesadillas for the hoardes that descended when the Mexican food eatery opened on campus Feb. 9. Behind the counter are Enrique Olivera, far left foreground, Nestor Olivera, also at counter, and Melvin Garcia (pointing).

An MIT first that satisfies: Anna's Taqueria opens

February 11, 2005

Broad Institute researchers David Altshuler, left, Wendy Winckler, Stacey Gabriel and colleagues have found that the gene-swapping locations in human and chimpanzee genomes are entirely different.

Surprising difference found between human and chimp genomes

February 11, 2005

Parachute drop

February 9, 2005

News You Can Use

February 9, 2005

Recycling plan pushed by staff

February 9, 2005

Field of a permanent magnet suspended above a ring of current; part of the MIT Museum's exhibition on TEAL.

Museum exhibition displays physical laws, like Faraday's

February 9, 2005

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Sloan offers management minor to undergrads campuswide

Women in math, engineering and science: Drawing on our country's entire talent pool

Pomiecko of Comparative Media Studies dies at 48

An MIT first that satisfies: Anna's Taqueria opens

Surprising difference found between human and chimp genomes

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