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Cambridge First awards celebrate local architectural firms

July 14, 1999

Thefts dropped greatly in '98, Campus Police report says

July 14, 1999

1998-99 DUSP awards presented

July 14, 1999

New tool for web-based purchasing debuts

July 14, 1999

MIT professors speculate on the future at intellectual summit

July 14, 1999

Girls' program deadline is Friday

July 14, 1999

Form of male infertility can be passed on, Whitehead work shows

July 14, 1999

Robot with more than a snowball's chance wins MITE2S competition

July 14, 1999

Card readers in garages and lots to be replaced

July 14, 1999

Changes in MIT parking fees announced

July 14, 1999

Phone exchange added

July 14, 1999

Prototype quantum computer simulates quantum system

July 14, 1999

Professor Dorothy Hosler holds a jar of latex taken from trees while undergraduate Michael Tarkanian holds a vial of juice from crushed morning glory vines and a small rubber ball made by combining the other two.

Rubber processed in ancient Mesoamerica, MIT researchers find

July 14, 1999

Neatly stacked on the bottom of the eastern Mediterranean, amphorae from a 750 B.C. Phoenician shipwreck were discovered more than 1,000 feet down in an expedition led by Robert D. Ballard and partly funded by the National Geographic Society. Two Phoenician ships were found; they are the oldest ever discovered in the deep sea.

MIT technology helps map ancient Phoenician shipwrecks

July 14, 1999

Alumnus Summers sworn in as Secretary of the Treasury

July 14, 1999