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An artist's impression of the hottest tango in the universe. The remnants of a star, now really a donut-shaped ring or torus, spin around a rotating black hole in a sort of cosmic tango. The black hole leads its passive torus-partner around, feeding it energy through the many magnetic field lines entangling the two cosmic bodies like entwined arms. The torus in t...

Tango between black hole and star remnant may explain cosmic explosion

February 21, 2002

MIT sets tuition and fees for 2002-03

February 20, 2002

NAE elects several from MIT

February 19, 2002

MIT's Langer to be awarded $500,000 Draper Prize

February 19, 2002

Alumnus returns for performance

February 13, 2002

MIT hockey coach competes in Olympics -- but for Russian team

February 13, 2002

Baltimore to speak next week

February 13, 2002

Program seeks entries for writing prizes

February 13, 2002

The cast, directors and producers engage in a workshop activity during early rehearsals for "The Vagina Monologues."

Students staging 'The Vagina Monologues'

February 13, 2002

EZRide improves schedule

February 13, 2002

New committee to look at Institute policies on scientific information access, disclosure

February 13, 2002

Three named to professorships

February 13, 2002

Jacob Von Stein (left) with MIT graduate student Stefan Bewley (center), who donated bone marrow for the boy, and Jacob's father, Kenny Von Stein.

Student's bone marrow donation saves boy with leukemia

February 13, 2002

Graduate student Ioannis Martinos (left) and Professor Eric Feron hold the robotic helicopter they helped develop.

Robotic helicopter goes on a 360-degree roll

February 13, 2002

Science writers on campus

February 13, 2002

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Tango between black hole and star remnant may explain cosmic explosion

MIT sets tuition and fees for 2002-03

NAE elects several from MIT

MIT's Langer to be awarded $500,000 Draper Prize

Alumnus returns for performance

MIT hockey coach competes in Olympics -- but for Russian team

Baltimore to speak next week

Program seeks entries for writing prizes

Students staging 'The Vagina Monologues'

EZRide improves schedule

New committee to look at Institute policies on scientific information access, disclosure

Three named to professorships

Student's bone marrow donation saves boy with leukemia

Robotic helicopter goes on a 360-degree roll

Science writers on campus

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