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NAE elects Eagar, Paynter
March 5, 1997
Mass. firms had '94 sales of $53 billion
March 5, 1997
Ross named to new materials science chair
February 26, 1997
Task force is sending out questionnaire to faculty
February 26, 1997
Three engineering chairs awarded
February 26, 1997
Junior faculty discuss MIT's educational goals
February 12, 1997
Professorships go to five faculty members
February 12, 1997
Prof. Richard Hynes Wins Gairdner Award
Often a prelude to winning Nobel Prize
February 7, 1997
Professor Joseph Applegate: MIT's first black faculty member
February 5, 1997
Notes from the Lab
February 5, 1997
Five are named to faculty chairs
January 29, 1997
Moniz leaves US post, plans return to MIT
January 15, 1997
Joseph recalls King's courage
January 15, 1997
Here and There
January 15, 1997
Leonard is Doherty Professor
January 15, 1997
Here and There
December 18, 1996
Deutch to return as Institute professor
December 18, 1996
Baltimore to head AIDS panel
December 18, 1996
Awards and Honors
December 18, 1996
Alumnus funds two professorships
December 11, 1996
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