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'BollySpace' melds Indian film traditions with digital media

May 8, 2002

MIT hockey coach competes in Olympics -- but for Russian team

February 13, 2002

The Cambridge Rindge and Latin School choir, led by musical director Ronald Patterson, moved the crowd with gospel selections at the Martin Luther King Jr. celebratory breakfast.

Smiley and other MLK speakers urge 'full inclusion'

February 13, 2002

MIT facts meet fiction in 'A Beautiful Mind'

February 13, 2002

MIT plays supporting role in Oscar-winning 'Beautiful Mind'

February 12, 2002

MIT plays supporting role in Oscar-winning 'Beautiful Mind'

February 12, 2002

Graduate student Eric Caulfield nearly brought down the house with his impassioned and alliterative talk on "The Illusion of Full Inclusion."

Smiley and other MLK speakers urge 'full inclusion'

February 12, 2002

Christina Silcox (left) stands with housemasters Steven and Lori Lerman in the new 224 Albany St. residence, which Silcox says already has a sense of community.

Grad students create a home at 224 Albany St.

October 3, 2001

Patrolman Joe West (right) greets new MIT Chief of Police John DiFava, noting that he just had the chief's office window to his left repaired.

State Police Officer named new police chief at MIT

September 12, 2001

State Police colonel/superintendent named new police chief at MIT

September 6, 2001

Postdoctoral fellow Jonathan Wallis (left) and Professor Earl Miller have pinpointed how and where abstract thoughts are represented in monkeys' brains.

Researchers home in on how brain handles abstract thought

July 18, 2001

Science teachers briefed by MIT faculty members

July 18, 2001

Jennifer Harris Trosper during her senior year at MIT

1989 volleyball captain is first MIT student-athlete to enter Academic All-America Hall of Fame

June 24, 2001

The monkeys in the MIT study learned two abstract concepts: If the "same" rule was cued, monkeys released a joystick if the images were the same; and if the "different" rule was cued, they released the joystick if the pictures were different. Monkeys could apply these rules to pictures they had never seen before. Many more brain cells in the prefrontal cortex were devoted to the rules -- same or d...

MIT researchers home in on how the brain handles abstract thought

Monkeys in study taught to recognize "same" and "different" images

June 20, 2001

At age 100, Yardley Chittick (SB 1922) was the oldest alumnus to attend an MIT reunion this year.

Oldest alumnus at reunion (Class of 1922) does double duty

June 13, 2001

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MIT plays supporting role in Oscar-winning 'Beautiful Mind'

MIT plays supporting role in Oscar-winning 'Beautiful Mind'

Smiley and other MLK speakers urge 'full inclusion'

Grad students create a home at 224 Albany St.

State Police Officer named new police chief at MIT

State Police colonel/superintendent named new police chief at MIT

Researchers home in on how brain handles abstract thought

Science teachers briefed by MIT faculty members

1989 volleyball captain is first MIT student-athlete to enter Academic All-America Hall of Fame

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