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The view from the global village

November 21, 2001

Jerry LeBlanc of Phoenix Baystate fits a stone in place over the 77 Massachusetts Ave. entrance, where the damaged facade is being repaired. For other construction photos and updates, see page 5.

Campus construction update

November 14, 2001

Harrington plumbs Tolstoy's angst in opera

November 14, 2001

Campus construction update

October 31, 2001

Event spotlights nanotechnology

October 31, 2001

A scene from the Houston Grand Opera's 1999 production of "Resurrection."

Boston Lyric Opera will perform Machover's 'Resurrection'

October 24, 2001

Sloan Professors Duncan Simester and Ely Dahan with some of the products their research team has tested as part of the Virtual Customer Initiative.

Web-based technique refines market research methods

October 24, 2001

Corporation awards tenure to 23 faculty members

October 17, 2001

Arts News

September 26, 2001

Campus construction update

September 26, 2001

Mechanical engineering graduate student Arvind Narayanaswamy (left) addresses the panel at the first of a series of teach-ins organized by the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences in response to the terrorist attacks.

Teach-in looks at world media response to terrorist attacks

September 26, 2001

Yoko Ono in a performance at Carnegie Recital Hall in 1965.

Artists visiting campus this fall include Yoko Ono, Kaufman

September 26, 2001

Campus construction update

September 12, 2001

Researchers from around the world gathered at the Capsis Hotel in Crete to discuss exciting new applications for peptides, the designer materials of the future. MIT participants included (front row, left to right) senior Pei-Hsin Lin, postdoctoral associates Kimberly Hamad and Wonmuk Hwang, Professor Alexander Rich and conference co-organizer Shuguang Zhang, associate director of the Center for Bi...

Peptide/protein self-assembly applications touted at conference

September 12, 2001

Bill Arning, curator of the List Visual Arts Center, led a tour of campus sculptures this month. One of the pieces he talked about was "Two Indeterminate Lines," a sculpture by French minimalist Bernar Venet in front of Dewey Library.

Campus sculptures brought to life by curator's commentary

August 29, 2001

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Event spotlights nanotechnology

Boston Lyric Opera will perform Machover's 'Resurrection'

Web-based technique refines market research methods

Corporation awards tenure to 23 faculty members

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Campus construction update

Teach-in looks at world media response to terrorist attacks

Artists visiting campus this fall include Yoko Ono, Kaufman

Campus construction update

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Campus sculptures brought to life by curator's commentary

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