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Will Etheridge sets up a beam-bending demonstration using a solid piece of wood (top), five bonded wooden strips (middle) and five unbonded strips.

Student tree demos installed in museums

February 25, 2004

Diversity is critical issue before Institute

February 24, 2004

MIT freshman Ellen Cappo demonstrates a column buckling exhibit. By loading the white bucket on the right the same load is transmitted to each of the three columns. The exhibit shows the relationship between column weight and height, and explains why a tree can only grow so tall. Professor Lorna Gibson taught a freshman seminar in which students put together this and other interactive exhibits on ...

MIT tree demos installed at local museums

February 24, 2004

Carbs are essential for effective dieting and good mood, Wurtman says

February 20, 2004

"TacShot" team leader Andrew Heafitz, right, looks on as Army Command Sergeant Major Michael Kelso, left, and Colonel Ernest Forrest, judges at the Soldier Design Competition, review project submissions.

Rocket-launched photo system wins Soldier Design Competition

February 19, 2004

Lincoln Laboratory employees gaze down as U.S. Rep. John Tierney, flanked by Rep. Marty Meehan, left, and U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, speaks at a panel highlighting the regional collaboration between academic, military and private sectors.

Legislators laud military benefits of area research/industry ties

February 18, 2004

Arts News

February 11, 2004

Stephanie Hartman relaxes in a rocking chair she made out of campus phone directories, part of a book-based bedroom suite on view in Rotch Library.

Book lovers make novel furniture set

February 11, 2004

Graduate student Arvind Govindarajan (left), Professor Susumu Tonegawa (center) and postdoctoral fellow Ray Kelleher look at films in the lab.

Team discovers memory formation mechanism

February 11, 2004

"We used to talk about being in the back of the bus. Today the real question is, do you have bus fare?" Julianne Malveaux
Economist and columnist

Malveaux hits discrimination targets

Economic and political inequities 'dismantling the dream,' MLK speaker says

February 11, 2004

News You Can Use

February 11, 2004

Racial divide is really an imaginary fault line, profs say

February 11, 2004

MIT employee Stephanie Hartman relaxes in a rocking chair she made out of campus phone directories, part of a book-based bedroom suite on view in Rotch Library.

Book lovers make novel furniture

February 9, 2004

Julianne Malveaux speaks at the 30th annual Martin Luther King breakfast.

Malveaux takes aims at political, economic sources of discrimination

February 9, 2004

Fractal tendrils

February 4, 2004

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Carbs are essential for effective dieting and good mood, Wurtman says

Rocket-launched photo system wins Soldier Design Competition

Legislators laud military benefits of area research/industry ties

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Book lovers make novel furniture set

Team discovers memory formation mechanism

Malveaux hits discrimination targets

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Racial divide is really an imaginary fault line, profs say

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Fractal tendrils

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