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CRLS sophomore Steven Duart, 16, handles some of the studio equipment donated by MIT during an interview show on the school's Channel 98 featuring (background, left to right) City Council member Kenneth Reeves, CRLS teacher Kris Kay and Mayor Anthony Galluccio. In the foreground looking up at the monitor is Thomas P. White, videographer and producer with MIT's Center for Advanced Educational Servi...

MIT donates video equipment to Cambridge Public Schools

Students to receive hands-on experience

November 2, 2001

A photographer snaps away as artist Yoko Ono makes her way through a maze that's part of the "YES Yoko Ono" exhibit now showing at the List Visual Arts Center.

Yoko Ono engages MIT audience as retrospective opens

October 24, 2001

Kenneth Hale posed in 1995 with some of the dictionaries and grammar books he compiled of near-extinct languages in Nicaragua, Australia and other locations.

Kenneth Hale, linguist and activist for endangered languages, dies at 67

October 17, 2001

Eight from MIT win Nobels in 5 fields; Kofi Annan's Peace Prize caps week

October 12, 2001

Kenneth L. Hale, linguist and activist on behalf of endangered languages, dies

Speaking over 50 langauges, Professor Hale was 'truly a voice for the voiceless,' said Noam Chomsky

October 11, 2001

Security at MIT: A Message from President Vest

October 9, 2001

IAP planning gets in gear

October 3, 2001

Meal plans, health services are topics of tonight's forum

October 3, 2001

Chancellor Clay's statement on dining proposals

September 27, 2001

Two new professorships in humanities announced

September 26, 2001

Two-degree alum continues education--in circus arts

September 26, 2001

Compton Gallery exhibit will explore Hazlegrove's artistic legacy of glassblowing

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

Memorial service for Daniel Lewin scheduled for Thursday in Kresge

Members of Akamai, MIT communities invited

September 14, 2001

Japanese CEO speaks to LFM on realizing creativity from adversity

September 12, 2001

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MIT donates video equipment to Cambridge Public Schools

Yoko Ono engages MIT audience as retrospective opens

Kenneth Hale, linguist and activist for endangered languages, dies at 67

Eight from MIT win Nobels in 5 fields; Kofi Annan's Peace Prize caps week

Kenneth L. Hale, linguist and activist on behalf of endangered languages, dies

Security at MIT: A Message from President Vest

IAP planning gets in gear

Meal plans, health services are topics of tonight's forum

Chancellor Clay's statement on dining proposals

Two new professorships in humanities announced

Two-degree alum continues education--in circus arts

Compton Gallery exhibit will explore Hazlegrove's artistic legacy of glassblowing

Artists visiting campus this fall include Yoko Ono, Kaufman

Memorial service for Daniel Lewin scheduled for Thursday in Kresge

Japanese CEO speaks to LFM on realizing creativity from adversity

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