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Split Britches appears at MIT

April 5, 2000

School of Engineering ranked best by US News for 12th year

April 5, 2000

No further action taken on fraternity false alarm

April 5, 2000

Amex no longer an MIT preferred travel vendor

April 5, 2000

The Quarter Century Club welcomes new members (left to right) Bonny Kellermann, recording secretary in the Treasurer's Office; Bonnie Jones, manager of Alumni/ae Recognition Services; and Campus Police Chief Anne Glavin.

Quarter Century Club inducts 102 new members into ranks

April 5, 2000

Felix F. AuYeung posts a flyer advertising an upcoming MIT appearance by the parents of imprisoned former MIT student Lori Berenson.

Student leads MIT campaign to free imprisoned Berenson

April 5, 2000

Arts activities planned for Campus Preview weekend

April 5, 2000

New instrument aims to make endoscopic surgery safer

April 5, 2000

The TLO Licensee Convocation included a fair to highlight inventions developed at MIT. Former PhD student Bill Townsend (left), who developed WAM (the Whole Arm Manipulator), talks with Rony Abovitz (center) of Z-Cat Medical Robotics, to which he sold technology for use in operating rooms, and Sam Pasternak of the law firm of Choate, Hall and Stewart.

Event spotlights invention directions

April 5, 2000

Students and staff volunteering for Habitat for Humanity built frames next to the Student Center for houses that will eventually appear in Roxbury and elsewhere.

Habitat homes get MIT boost

April 5, 2000

Cancer update is focus of 'Aging Successfully' panel

April 5, 2000

MIT Schools of Engineering, Business receive $2.6 million apiece from Siebel

April 4, 2000

Checking out how well their satellites are performing in microgravity in NASA's KC-135 are (left to right) Professor Dava Newman, consultant Javier deLuis of Payload Systems, Inc., and Dan Feller, a senior in aeronautics and astronautics.

MIT students develop mini satellites

Ultimate goal: space telescope with higher resolution than Hubble

April 3, 2000

MIT School of Engineering ranked best by US News for 12th year

21 MIT graduate areas are #1 in engineering, humanities, management and science

March 31, 2000

MIT researchers find similar genetic culprit behind chronic infection of plants and mammals

Knowledge could result in brucellosis vaccine for humans

March 30, 2000

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Arts activities planned for Campus Preview weekend

New instrument aims to make endoscopic surgery safer

Event spotlights invention directions

Habitat homes get MIT boost

Cancer update is focus of 'Aging Successfully' panel

MIT Schools of Engineering, Business receive $2.6 million apiece from Siebel

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