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Teaching assistant Guillermo Chicas (far left) watches the winning robot in action during the 2002 MITE2S robotics design competition. Team members who designed and built it were (left to right) Cherelle Walls, Oyinade Aderibigbe, Aaron Arizpe and Daniel Chaparro.

64 complete MITE2S program

August 14, 2002

Director states the facts on MIT's nuclear reactor

August 14, 2002

Oshima to join Office of the Arts as director of special programs

August 14, 2002

Rob Varkonyi (S.B. 1983) tries to get a handle on his $2 million jackpot after a dramatic win at the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. A program about this year's event will be shown on cable TV this fall.

Poker-playing alum knows when to hold 'em

August 14, 2002

RISE students Stacie Meadows of University of Michigan and partner Anthony Pullen of the Southern University of Louisiana watch as their stone tile is cut out under water. They designed their tile, including the message being inscribed as part of the Temple of Technology, on the computer at left.

Students RISE to occasion in summer program

August 14, 2002

Left to right: Julien Barrier of France, MIT's Martin Jonikas of the United States and Alexandre Takeshi Ushima of Brazil collaborate on building a robot from scratch using a tablet PC as part of the International Design Contest. Although Jonikas won the 2.007 contest, he isn't allowed to reuse his design.

MIT robot contest draws students from around the world

August 14, 2002

Researchers crack the code of the complex sugar molecule

August 14, 2002

MIT signs on to a pair of labor agreements

August 14, 2002

Surprise! High-flying tribute for Ingrams

July 17, 2002

Awards and honors

July 17, 2002

MIT gets more airline discounts

July 17, 2002

Arts news

July 17, 2002

Lincoln Lab discovers near-miss asteroid

July 17, 2002

Senior takes third place in statewide beauty contest

July 17, 2002

Graduate student John Kisiday removes a sample of engineered cartilage that was created using a novel "designer gel" from a machine that encourages cell and matrix growth.

Cartilage technique holds promise for injuries, arthritis

July 17, 2002

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Researchers crack the code of the complex sugar molecule

MIT signs on to a pair of labor agreements

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MIT gets more airline discounts

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