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New fault found in Himalayas

May 11, 2005

Graduate students Brian Chan and David Hu designed 'Stata Glasses,' designed to make buildings look like they were designed by architect Frank Gehry, as an entry in MIT 'unuseless contest.'

Unuseless ball celebrates what's unnecessary but fun

May 10, 2005

Conference slated on forced labor

May 10, 2005

Image from Tennessee Williams' 'Demolition Downtown,' an MIT Dramashop performance directed by MIT professor Jay Schieb, showing the use of video cameras and screens on stage.

Art, technology links explored

May 9, 2005

One of the big draws at the block party to celebrate Susan Hockfield's inauguration was the bungee run. Participants ran down an inflated alley, tethered to a bungee cord, which ultimately yanked them back.

Thousands party hearty at inaugural celebration

May 9, 2005

Graduate student David Nelson, left, shows an appreciative audience how his group's robot, Mostly Harmless, hunts, grasps and deposits colored blocks on its back. The demonstration was part of an inauguration week presentation May 5 by the class Robotics Science and Systems I.

Robot 'zoo' is a class act

May 6, 2005

At her inauguration as 16th president of MIT, Susan Hockfield accepts the university charter from Dana Mead, chairman of the MIT Corporation.

Hockfield asks MIT to solve world's woes

May 6, 2005

Quantum dots from the Bawendi Group at MIT

Professors discuss value of uncommon connections

May 5, 2005

MIT pulls out stops for block party

May 4, 2005

A perfect spring day brightens the scene on Killian Court, where MIT President Susan Hockfield will be inaugurated on May 6.

Academic procession steeped in tradition

May 4, 2005

Ceremony centers on MIT charter

May 4, 2005

Dean Ljubicic, right, scores the winning shot in the 2004 contest, 'The Big Dig.' Co-driver Salvatore Pallante, left, leads a victory cheer.

Robot contest puts design into action

May 4, 2005

Entertainers from Acorn Event Productions perform for those who visited the Stata Center lobby on April 28 in one of many events held on campus in celebration of MIT's Earth Day.

Campus events celebrate the earth

May 4, 2005

'White Noise/White Light' lights up May 2 as Yi Fan runs through the exhibit Monday evening on Kresge Oval. The boy's father is a Sloan professor visiting from Beijing.

Celebration begins with a joyful 'Noise'

May 3, 2005

Langer wins top prize in medicine

April 29, 2005

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Art, technology links explored

Thousands party hearty at inaugural celebration

Robot 'zoo' is a class act

Hockfield asks MIT to solve world's woes

Professors discuss value of uncommon connections

MIT pulls out stops for block party

Academic procession steeped in tradition

Ceremony centers on MIT charter

Robot contest puts design into action

Campus events celebrate the earth

Celebration begins with a joyful 'Noise'

Langer wins top prize in medicine

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