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Peter Lavelle, a computer science teacher at the Pierce School in Brookline (left); Mohamud Yousuf, who teaches at Community Solutions Inc. in Roxbury for the Department of Youth Services (center); and Laura LaBrie, a kindergarten teacher in Holliston Public Schools, show how water moves through the model they constructed of a cross-section of soils beneath a small farming town.

Science teachers sharpen knowledge with water pollution experiment in MIT labs

January 30, 2002

Left to right: Peter Lavelle, a grades 4-8 computer science teacher at the Pierce School in Brookline; Mohamud Yousuf, who teaches children ages 14-17 at Community Solutions Inc. in Roxbury for the Department of Youth Services; and Laura LaBrie, a kindergarten teacher in Holliston Public Schools, show how water moves through the model they constructed of a cross-section of soils beneath a small fa...

School teachers experiment with water pollution in MIT labs

January 25, 2002

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December 19, 2001

"Light Waves," an interactive sculpture by alumnus Christopher Janney, was installed outside the Orlando Public Library.

Alumnus' sculpture outside Florida library responds to touch

December 19, 2001

MIT wins plaudits for environmental policies

December 19, 2001

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December 12, 2001

SDM holds first alumni conference

November 28, 2001

Speakers note government and public's reluctance to adopt energy conservation

November 14, 2001

Charles Shadle (left), composer of "Coyote's Dinner," and Michael Ouellette, who wrote the libretto for the one-act opera, review the score. Both are lecturers in the music and theater arts section.

MIT pair to premiere comic opera about coyote

November 14, 2001

Winning team members Dora Sosnowik (left) and Shira Billet, both seniors at Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls in Hewlett Bay Park, N.Y., chat with keynote speaker Eric Lander, director of the Whitehead Institute's Center for Genome Research and professor of biology, at the New England regional Siemens Westinghouse Science & Technology Competition. Sosnowik and Billet developed a precise ...

High-schoolers face off in national sci-tech contest at MIT

November 7, 2001

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

Boston Lyric Opera will perform Machover's 'Resurrection'

October 24, 2001

MIT urges handling mail with caution

October 15, 2001

In the latest in a series of findings on highly specific brain functions by Nancy Kanwisher, professor of brain and cognitive sciences at MIT, researchers have identified the extrastriate body area (EBA) in the brain. The EBA responds strongly to pictures of body parts such as those pictured on the left, and does not respond strongly to similarly shaped images such as those on the right.

Brain region found to respond to images of the human body

October 3, 2001

MIT researchers find brain region that responds to images of the human body

September 27, 2001

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Science teachers sharpen knowledge with water pollution experiment in MIT labs

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MIT pair to premiere comic opera about coyote

High-schoolers face off in national sci-tech contest at MIT

Boston Lyric Opera will perform Machover's 'Resurrection'

MIT urges handling mail with caution

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