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Volunteering not seasonal at MIT

December 17, 2003

For Cameron Bass, a three-button, single-breasted navy blue wool suit with muted pinstripes of purple and pink ($895) offsets the subtle blue tones and stripes of a spread-collar cotton shirt ($145) and the satin-finish silk medallion pattern tie ($85). Oxblood loafers ($285) finish the look.

Rayna Zacks' eggplant silk organza dress with delicate spaghetti straps includes a fitted bodice and a fl...

From student grunge to haute couture

TV show records fashion upgrade

December 17, 2003

Hawley creates world's largest published book

December 17, 2003

IS lists services for holidays

December 17, 2003

A model of a DeHavilland 4 is included in the MIT Museum exhibit commemorating the 100th anniversary of human, powered flight.

MIT firsts in flight

December 17, 2003

Celebrating the opening of the Electrochemical Energy Laboratory on Dec. 15 were (left to right) Assistant Dean of Engineering Donna Savicki, Professor John Heywood, Assistant Professor Yang Shao-Horn and Provost Robert A. Brown.

Women swell ranks of engineering faculty

December 17, 2003

Science misconduct sleuth discusses high-profile case

December 17, 2003

Gender identity now covered by Institute's protective policies

December 17, 2003

Search continues for missing student

December 17, 2003

Fun to be had and skills to be gained in IAP offerings

December 17, 2003

Arts News

December 17, 2003

Choki Lhamo (age 14) from Trongsa with "Bhutan," the world's largest published book.

MIT's Michael Hawley creates world's largest published book

Proceeds from sale of 130 pound tome to benefit educational charities

December 15, 2003

A geological model of the Northridge earthquake. Researchers are relying increasingly on space-based methods to predict earthquake activity.

Space-based research helps predict earthquakes

December 12, 2003

Advances in genomics transforming drug development and delivery

December 11, 2003

MIT and Cambridge consider new climate protection moves

December 11, 2003

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From student grunge to haute couture

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IS lists services for holidays

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Women swell ranks of engineering faculty

Science misconduct sleuth discusses high-profile case

Gender identity now covered by Institute's protective policies

Search continues for missing student

Fun to be had and skills to be gained in IAP offerings

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MIT's Michael Hawley creates world's largest published book

Space-based research helps predict earthquakes

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