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Peter Child

'Child Play III' salutes Peter Child on his 50th

April 16, 2003

Harvard-bound Pinker looks back fondly over 21 years at MIT

April 9, 2003

Faculty hears projections on budget, endowment

April 2, 2003

Angelika Amon wins NSF's $500,000 Waterman Award

April 2, 2003

Budget projections, student discipline report presented to faculty

March 25, 2003

Ann Graybiel (left), professor of neuroscience and Medal of Science winner, is commended by faculty chair Stephen Graves prior to the Killian lecture Monday.

Basal ganglia are brain's Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

March 19, 2003

Institute Professor Emeritus Philip Morrison received the Hans Bethe Science in Public Service Award at a March 12 symposium.

Research publication limits won't hinder bioterror, speakers say

March 19, 2003

Peter Child

MacVicars: Who they are, what students and colleagues said

March 12, 2003

Jesus del Alamo

Students love to learn from these teachers

March 12, 2003

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Nobelists sound alarm on global environmental trends

March 12, 2003

Nobelists sound alarm on global environmental trends

March 7, 2003

Institute Professor John Harbison and the first page of his handwritten score for "Requiem."

BSO to premiere Harbison's 'Requiem'

March 5, 2003

Molina shares $250,000 Heinz Award

March 5, 2003

"As they watch, I'll become stronger and stronger." - Junot Díaz

Díaz brings a powerful message to his creative writing workshop

February 26, 2003

Erik Demaine, an assistant professor of EECS, shows off some of his origami and other creations.

Prodigy prof skipped school until he started college at 12

February 26, 2003