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At Monday's inauguration of the Fission Converter Epithermal Neutron Irradiation Facility, Professor Otto Harling (center) discusses the facility with Dr. Constantine Maletskos (left), a member of the MIT Reactor Safeguards Committee, and Lincoln Clark Jr., former associate director of the Nuclear Reactor Laboratory.

Ceremony inaugurates cancer treatment facility at MIT

December 6, 2000

Richard P. Simmons, retired head of metals manufacturer Allegheny Technologies, familiarly wields a plasma arc cutter to slice through the loops of a two-foot bow and stainless steel ribbon at the "ribbon-cutting" for Simmons Hall. Holding the ribbon at each end are (left) his daughter Amy and her husband Sean Sebastian, and (right) his son Brian and his wife, Julie Simmons.

Simmons Hall celebration includes chair announcement

December 6, 2000

Team develops better filters for wastewater treatment

December 6, 2000

Giving campaign at 46% of goal

December 6, 2000

Awards and honors

December 6, 2000

George Samuels (center) helps 11-year-olds Corey Godfrey (left) and Francis Reddick plan how to finance a holiday event they want to hold at the Area IV Youth Center. Mr. Samuels is one of several DUSP graduate students involved in the Young People in Planning project at the center.

DUSP student program helps kids in Cambridge neighborhood

December 6, 2000

Upgrade to SAP planned

December 6, 2000

Information Center moves temporarily

December 6, 2000

Standing by a cluster of powerful computers to be used in an MIT/Compaq collaboration are (left to right) Richard Brower, professor of physics at Boston University; Patrick Dreher, research scientist and associate director of the Laboratory for Nuclear Science; John Negele, professor of physics at MIT; and research scientist Andrew Pochinsky.

MIT/Compaq collaboration to explore basic structure of matter

December 6, 2000

Slocum named Mass. professor of the year

December 6, 2000

Molina offers recommendations to fight Mexico City air pollution

December 6, 2000

Building arts prize of $5,000 offered

December 6, 2000

Austin of meteorology is dead at 85

December 6, 2000

Electronic 'Lucy' site invites storytellers

December 6, 2000

The sixth annual MIT President's Community Service Awards Ceremony was held last week, and the celebrants included (left to right) Paul Parravano, co-director of the Office of Government and Community Relations; Cambridge City Councillor Marjorie C. Decker; award recipient Win Poor, director of CASPAR Emergency Service Center; award recipient Sgt. Cheryl Vossmer of the Campus Police; Mrs. Rebecca ...

Community Service Awards given to Cheryl Vossmer and Win Poor

December 6, 2000

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Ceremony inaugurates cancer treatment facility at MIT

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MIT/Compaq collaboration to explore basic structure of matter

Slocum named Mass. professor of the year

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Austin of meteorology is dead at 85

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