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Gruber, alums are Presidential Faculty Fellows
February 28, 1996
Piore, Fine take new CTPID posts
February 28, 1996
Molina uses Nobel money for fellowship fund
February 14, 1996
Bras is first Bacardi and Stockholm Professor
February 14, 1996
MIT Nobelist Molina Uses Part of His Prize Money to Create Fellowships
February 14, 1996
Better Teaching Series Addresses Specifics for Teachers
'If you have a good text, what's the role of the lecturer?'
February 9, 1996
Three MacVicar Fellows chosen
February 7, 1996
Dresselhaus to become president-elect of AAAS
February 7, 1996
MIT Names 3 MacVicar Fellows, Recognizing Outstanding Teaching
February 2, 1996
Two St. Laurent Chairs announced
January 31, 1996
Here and there
January 31, 1996
Here and There
January 24, 1996
MIT 'Homework' brings new approach to environmental literacy
January 12, 1996
Robert A. Brown is named new dean of engineering
January 10, 1996
Perry--academics should have concern for public libraries
January 10, 1996
MIT announces chair in women's studies
January 10, 1996
Humanities to have Morison Professorship
January 10, 1996
Here and There
January 10, 1996
Litster to head graduate education
January 10, 1996
Cohen is named to Sloan Chair
December 13, 1995
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