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Charm School offered lessons in all sorts of useful things, including how to tie a tie. Jen Frank, a senior in biology (right) and Norma Lopez (second from right) give instruction to Brian Pasquinelli, a senior in chemical engineering (far left) and Sara Copeland (SB 1999).

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February 2, 2000

MLK celebration to feature Leaster talk, music and exhibit

February 2, 2000

MIT's much-imitated UROP turns 30

February 2, 2000

This Chandra X-ray image of the innermost 10 light years at the center of our galaxy has been smoothed to bring out the X-ray emission from an extended cloud of hot gas surrounding the supermassive black-hole candidate Sagittarius A* (white dot at the center of the image).

MIT scientists present plethora of astronomy findings

January 26, 2000

Here and There

January 26, 2000

Visiting Associate Professor Irene Pepperberg of media arts and sciences holds Rufus, a visiting parrot who examines the interactive "toy" made by Media Lab graduate student Ben Resner last semester. Professor Pepperberg led "Pet Projects," an IAP activity which sought to examine the idea that if toys for children are now often computer-driven and interactive, might the same advances be applicable...

IAP Notebook

January 26, 2000

Three slated to receive Leadership Awards at annual MLK breakfast

January 26, 2000

Rich wins $250K Bower Award

January 26, 2000

IAP series designed to spark renewed interest in research

January 26, 2000

MIT researchers report finding oxygen and neon ring in ashes of exploded star

January 14, 2000

MIT professor Alexander Rich wins $250,000 Bower Award

January 13, 2000

NASA astronaut John M. Grunsfeld (SB 1980) conducts a space walk during last month's space shuttle mission to repair the Hubble Space Telescope. Dr. Grunsfeld is at the end of Discovery's remote manipulator system as he prepares to replace a radio transmitter in one of Hubble's electronics bays.

Many MIT scientists resume Hubble work -- with alum's help

January 12, 2000

Jackson to speak at MLK breakfast

December 15, 1999

Lloyd Rodwin dies at 80

December 15, 1999

In another Freshman Advising Seminar, "Building a Rocket-Deployed Rover," Dr. James Bales of electrical engineering and computer science videotapes a stduent rocket splititng in two upon takeoff during launch at Briggs Field.

Freshman seminar provides friends, advice and early-American box

December 15, 1999

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MIT researchers report finding oxygen and neon ring in ashes of exploded star

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Many MIT scientists resume Hubble work -- with alum's help

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