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Objects and shared space inspire DeFrantz dance

April 30, 2003

Julian Zamudio, 9, of Westwood and Piper Rollins, 6, of Roslindale play Music Shapers in Toy Symphony's Boston premiere at Kresge Auditorium Saturday night.

Toy is a joy in U.S. premiere performance at MIT

April 30, 2003

Above, Sofia Molina of Jamaica Plain squeezes her Music Shaper as Pascale Delache-Feldman of the Boston Modern Orchestra Project accompanies her on bass during a rehearsal at Kresge Auditorium

Toy Symphony to have U.S. premiere April 26 at MIT

April 24, 2003

MIT history professors Pauline R. Maier, left, and Merritt Roe Smith co-authored, with professors from Harvard and Yale, "Inventing America," a book that examines U.S. history through science and technology.

MIT professors author sci-tech history of U.S

April 23, 2003

CAVS fellow's film screening at Boston gallery

April 9, 2003

Arts News

April 2, 2003

Institute Professor John Harbison (left) will conduct the MIT Symphony Orchestra on March 20 while his wife, Rose Mary, performs as a soloist in Brahms' Violin Concerto.

Harbison fulfills 'secret desire' to conduct MITSO after 34 years on music faculty

March 19, 2003

The U.S. Navy bathyscaphe Trieste under tow, en route to a deep water dive in the Pacific on Sept. 15, 1959. Commander Walsh said the vessel flew both the American and Swiss flags to symbolize the joint venture.

Deep-sea pioneer dives into history

March 19, 2003

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Nobelists sound alarm on global environmental trends

March 12, 2003

Nobelists sound alarm on global environmental trends

March 7, 2003

Media Lab project documents sights and sounds in ICA

February 12, 2003

An IAP class made ice sculptures by the MIT Chapel.

In January, courses range from dark matter to light patter

January 29, 2003

What's in a name? A lot for job seekers

January 29, 2003

What's in a name?

January 24, 2003

MIT student Hannah Sullivan takes a water sample from a well in the village of Mahilwari, Nepal, assisted by a villager. Sullivan and seven colleagues visited villages in Nepal to test inexpensive ways to make drinking water safe.

Making a splash in 2002:

Landmarks in MIT science in the year gone by

January 8, 2003

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