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ArtTalk: Christine Southworth, composer

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Agatha Christie mystery for aero/astro engineers

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Meteorologist thrills to the hazards of blizzards

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MIT: Cells' delicate balancing act is key to higher brain functions

February 2, 2005

Burchard Scholars announced for 2005

February 2, 2005

Sticky fingers

February 2, 2005

"Zap!" composer Christine Southworth (S.B. 2002) poses with the Van de Graaff generator that provides static and flashing lights for her musical composition. "Zap!" is a seven-part piece featuring the former atom-smasher in concert with flutes, guitar, cello, bass, piano, robots and human voices.

Southworth makes music outside the rules

February 2, 2005

Van Evera warns terrorist strike a real threat to U.S.

February 2, 2005

IAP was largely a snowy affair this year, as shown by the snow piles around the columns on the porch off Lobby 10.

IAP course diversity intact

February 2, 2005

Firing on all cylinders

February 2, 2005

A computer-generated night view of Digital Media Street in Seoul's Digital Media City.

New Century Cities emerging from New York to Seoul

February 2, 2005

The light fantastic

February 2, 2005

Tsunami puts book and its editors in demand

February 2, 2005

Tips offered on overcoming generation gap at work

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The fifth ball is still halfway up the Archimedes screw when this picture was taken. "We knew it took a little over 20 seconds to lift a ball up, so we programmed the robot to remember the last time it picked up a ball and not leave the goal until 30 seconds after this time, if it docked early," said team member Andrew Spann. "The robot docked with about a minute of time remaining, then waited unt...

A robot high for Archimedes Pi

February 1, 2005

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