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A moment of reflection

February 9, 2005

Field of a permanent magnet suspended above a ring of current; part of the MIT Museum's exhibition on TEAL.

Museum exhibition displays physical laws, like Faraday's

February 9, 2005

Korean artist Kimsooja combines video and other media to overlay traditional and modern forms. In "The Seven Wishes" (2004), she uses Iris, a fine art inkjet printer, to copy a panel from traditional wedding fabric.

Four at four: new art shows open

February 8, 2005

Women's studies program celebrates 20 years

February 7, 2005

PBS political journalist Gwen Ifill delivers the keynote address at the 31st annual MIT breakfast to celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Search for truth and justice continues, Ifill says

February 7, 2005

President Susan Hockfield introduces keynote speaker Gwen Ifill at MIT's annual Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast.

Hockfield urges MIT to be welcoming and supportive

February 7, 2005

Three receive MLK Leadership Awards

February 7, 2005

Students and representatives from European companies mill about MIT's Rockwell Cage during the European Career Fair, the only fair of its kind in the U.S.

European job-seeking made local

February 4, 2005

Iraqi war veteran speaks out against the war

February 4, 2005

Emily Levesque, a junior in physics, observed red supergiant stars in the Milky Way as a member of an international team that used this telescope at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile in November 2004.

MIT undergrad IDs supersized stars

February 3, 2005

IAP was largely a snowy affair this year, as shown by the snow piles around the columns on the porch off Lobby 10.

IAP course diversity intact

February 2, 2005

Meteorologist thrills to the hazards of blizzards

February 2, 2005

Tsunami puts book and its editors in demand

February 2, 2005

"Zap!" composer Christine Southworth (S.B. 2002) poses with the Van de Graaff generator that provides static and flashing lights for her musical composition. "Zap!" is a seven-part piece featuring the former atom-smasher in concert with flutes, guitar, cello, bass, piano, robots and human voices.

Southworth makes music outside the rules

February 2, 2005

ArtTalk: Christine Southworth, composer

February 2, 2005

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Museum exhibition displays physical laws, like Faraday's

Four at four: new art shows open

Women's studies program celebrates 20 years

Search for truth and justice continues, Ifill says

Hockfield urges MIT to be welcoming and supportive

Three receive MLK Leadership Awards

European job-seeking made local

Iraqi war veteran speaks out against the war

MIT undergrad IDs supersized stars

IAP course diversity intact

Meteorologist thrills to the hazards of blizzards

Tsunami puts book and its editors in demand

Southworth makes music outside the rules

ArtTalk: Christine Southworth, composer

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