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Graduate student Arvind Govindarajan (left), Professor Susumu Tonegawa (center) and postdoctoral fellow Ray Kelleher look at films in the lab.

Team discovers memory formation mechanism

February 11, 2004

Stephanie Hartman relaxes in a rocking chair she made out of campus phone directories, part of a book-based bedroom suite on view in Rotch Library.

Book lovers make novel furniture set

February 11, 2004

Racial divide is really an imaginary fault line, profs say

February 11, 2004

Hammond continues family tradition of mentoring

February 11, 2004

Addendum

February 11, 2004

Molina to join UCSD faculty

February 11, 2004

Police chief DiFava assumes responsibility for campus security

February 11, 2004

Kelly Johnson, a junior in civil and environmental engineering (left), and freshman Lindsey Sheehan sort through trash on the green near Kresge Auditorium during one of the waste audit sessions in October.

Study finds more recycling would benefit both budget and environment

February 11, 2004

Mark Hansen and Ben Rubin displayed their piece "Listening Post" in 2002 at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. It is composed of 231 miniature text display screens that show snippets of conversations from chat rooms. The piece will be exhibited at the List Center beginning Feb. 12.

List Center show trips the light fantastic

February 11, 2004

With his "Smile Boston Project," artist Bren Bataclan gives paintings like the one above to strangers in return for a pledge to smile more. Bataclan's work will be shown on MIT Cable beginning today.

ArTtV brings MIT art to prime time television

February 11, 2004

Obituaries

February 11, 2004

Principal investigators of the IGERT grant are (left to right) professors Dava Newman, Kenneth Oye, Merritt Roe Smith and Daniel Hastings.

New program studies emerging technologies

February 11, 2004

"We used to talk about being in the back of the bus. Today the real question is, do you have bus fare?" Julianne Malveaux
Economist and columnist

Malveaux hits discrimination targets

Economic and political inequities 'dismantling the dream,' MLK speaker says

February 11, 2004

Construction Update

February 11, 2004

Ringing in the GradRat

February 11, 2004

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Book lovers make novel furniture set

Racial divide is really an imaginary fault line, profs say

Hammond continues family tradition of mentoring

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Molina to join UCSD faculty

Police chief DiFava assumes responsibility for campus security

Study finds more recycling would benefit both budget and environment

List Center show trips the light fantastic

ArTtV brings MIT art to prime time television

Obituaries

New program studies emerging technologies

Malveaux hits discrimination targets

Construction Update

Ringing in the GradRat

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