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'Big Elephant Brass Band' comes to town

March 5, 2003

MacVicar Day highlights classroom technology

February 26, 2003

"We're seeing freedom shrink and hate expand," Julian Bond said at MIT's Martin Luther King Jr. celebratory breakfast.

Bond decries rise of black poverty

February 26, 2003

"Imagine finding a gene that is used by a bioterrorism agent and then modifying the cells of the body to no longer express that gene." - Luk Van Parijs

Silence is golden for two teams of RNA researchers

February 26, 2003

"As they watch, I'll become stronger and stronger." - Junot Díaz

Díaz brings a powerful message to his creative writing workshop

February 26, 2003

"I Have Truly Found Paradise" by sophomore Yeu-whai K. Lin, which uses 98 separate pieces of paper, won the award for most creative composition in the origami competition.

Students don't fold under pressure in contest, but just for the fun of it

February 26, 2003

Burrows gives one-woman show honoring actress

February 26, 2003

"Understanding nature is the key." - James McLurkin

Robotic ants inventor James McLurkin wins $30K Lemelson student prize

February 26, 2003

Biology class aims to engineer blinking life forms in the lab

February 26, 2003

Aaron Donaghey will accompany Christopher Reeve when he visits MIT to speak to neuroscientists at a conference this weekend. "Maybe I'll ask him if he knows of any acting work," Donaghey says.

Superman fan to help the Man navigate campus

February 26, 2003

Erik Demaine, an assistant professor of EECS, shows off some of his origami and other creations.

Prodigy prof skipped school until he started college at 12

February 26, 2003

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February 26, 2003

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February 26, 2003

Vest details diversity benefits during his own education

February 26, 2003

Sluggish SEVIS database complicates process for documenting internationals

February 26, 2003

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Students don't fold under pressure in contest, but just for the fun of it

Burrows gives one-woman show honoring actress

Robotic ants inventor James McLurkin wins $30K Lemelson student prize

Biology class aims to engineer blinking life forms in the lab

Superman fan to help the Man navigate campus

Prodigy prof skipped school until he started college at 12

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