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Materials Science laboratory to cut ribbon on Infinite Corridor Sept. 2

August 27, 2003

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August 27, 2003

Sophomore in mechanical engineering Jon Wu (left) shares a laugh with incoming freshmen Brian Schmidt and Laura Daher in front of the map on which freshmen were asked to put a tack to mark where they come from.

Orientation highlights

August 27, 2003

Professor Pawan Sinha, seated at left, works in a village with a girl who gained sight after being blind until age seven.

Project Prakash sheds light on formerly blind children

August 27, 2003

MIT police officer sketches rape suspect for Westborough cops

August 27, 2003

Symposium celebrates Building 18 renovation

August 27, 2003

Magazine ranks MIT fourth among U.S. universities

August 27, 2003

Technology, practices thwarted Mass. voters in 2000

August 27, 2003

International students gathered to get to know each other, and to share how some of their expectations of the United States matched up with their own experiences. As freshmen mingled with upperclassmen mentors, many laughs ensued, but never so many as when Anton Katz, a freshman from Israel, presented his experiences in the form of a stand-up comedy routine. Next to him is mentor Saba Gul of Pakis...

New foreign students ponder fast food, flashy dress and high tech

August 21, 2003

A red-tailed hawk perched outside Building E40 on the MIT campus.

Hawk talk

July 23, 2003

Awards and Honors

June 12, 2003

Urban studies gives more awards

June 12, 2003

MIT honors environmental boosters

June 12, 2003

MIT denies liability in Carpenter lawsuit

June 12, 2003

Christine Bataille struts off the platform after collecting her M.B.A.

M.B.A. celebrates an unbirthday

June 12, 2003

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Materials Science laboratory to cut ribbon on Infinite Corridor Sept. 2

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Orientation highlights

Project Prakash sheds light on formerly blind children

MIT police officer sketches rape suspect for Westborough cops

Symposium celebrates Building 18 renovation

Magazine ranks MIT fourth among U.S. universities

Technology, practices thwarted Mass. voters in 2000

New foreign students ponder fast food, flashy dress and high tech

Hawk talk

Awards and Honors

Urban studies gives more awards

MIT honors environmental boosters

MIT denies liability in Carpenter lawsuit

M.B.A. celebrates an unbirthday

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