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List Center's Kikuchi gives performance piece

February 5, 2003

MIT students check out a space shuttle during an IAP visit to the Kennedy Space Center. The class trip was led by Professor Jeffrey A. Hoffman, a former astronaut.

Students are still eager to fly in space

February 5, 2003

Ed Tech Fair draws crowd to Lobby 10, Bush Room

February 5, 2003

Awards & Honors

February 5, 2003

Tech Talk gets a new look and feel

February 5, 2003

Imani Ivery of the Alumni Association (left) looks on as Carrie Mallory (center) and Luisa Arroyo prepare her order at the new Bosworth's cafe.

Coffee lovers warm up to Lobby 7 cafe

February 5, 2003

Professor Karen Gleason shows how water seeped in to conventional fabric, and beaded up like a marble on fabric treated with her new waterproofing technique.

Team creates new process for waterproofing

February 5, 2003

MIT's annual autonomous robot-building course, 6.270, consumes mountains of LEGOs and round-the-clock adrenalin from its eager participants. Teams work throughout IAP to create the snappish little rovers, each with its unique plot for victory. The course culminated in a frenzied contest, held in Room 26-100, on Jan. 30.

Green projects cool for Cambridge

February 5, 2003

Betsy Cullen's "Watchout" is part of her show at the Dean's Gallery opening Feb. 5, "Day Dreams," a series of black and white infrared photographs printed on watercolor paper.

Openings offer a campus gallery-hopping opportunity

February 5, 2003

Senior research engineer in aeronautics and astronautics Charles Oman spoke briefly about astronaut Laurel Clark, whom he knew and worked with, at a brief MIT memorial held Monday to honor the astronauts of Columbia.

MIT experts reflect on shuttle tragedy

February 3, 2003

MIT prof: thermal tiles or flight control system possible causes of shuttle disaster

February 1, 2003

New 'library' aids detection of antibodies

January 30, 2003

M. Curt Young (right), president of Atlantic City Airlines greets MIT Professor Eugene Larrabee. The gentlemen at left were not identified.

Gene Larrabee, 'Mr. Propeller' of human-powered flight, dies at 82

January 29, 2003

Some Facilities staff moving to Tech Square

January 29, 2003

Physicists uncover toxic protein strings in Alzheimer's

January 29, 2003

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Coffee lovers warm up to Lobby 7 cafe

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Green projects cool for Cambridge

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MIT experts reflect on shuttle tragedy

MIT prof: thermal tiles or flight control system possible causes of shuttle disaster

New 'library' aids detection of antibodies

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