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Chocolate will mark MIT's observance of World AIDS Day

November 17, 2004

Erik Demaine, assistant professor of computer science, folds the tail of a duck form during the beginner's origami workshop offered by visiting artist Robert Lang on Nov. 13. Lang was on campus to work with Demaine on an algorithm for origami.

Folding, folding, folded: Origami creates beauty from repetition

November 15, 2004

Coherence in world migrant labor policies necessary, U.N. official says

October 8, 2004

Haitian official describes political instability of a country ravaged by tropical storms

October 1, 2004

The Vest years of our lives

September 1, 2004

Tech Day 2004 looks at America's passion: cars

June 2, 2004

Two of the hallmark design elements of the Stata Center: a polished surface and, in its reflection, an irregularly shaped exterior wall.

Architects trade views on Stata Center design

May 19, 2004

Architect Frank Gehry (above) in front of his latest design--MIT's Stata Center, named for alumnus Ray Stata and his wife Maria Stata.

New building embodies vision -- and quirkiness

MIT celebrates Stata Center

May 12, 2004

Forum wrestles with post-9/11 dangers of scientific research

May 12, 2004

A view from the ninth floor of the Stata Center.

Digital tools went into it; innovation will come out

MIT celebrates Stata Center

May 12, 2004

Lincoln Laboratory technicians including Frank Rittershaus (pictured) restored the SCR-615B radar antenna and installed it as part of the permanent display on the history of Building 20 located in the Stata Center's Dreyfoos Tower. Inside the crate-like pedestal beneath the antenna is a Building 20 time capsule created in 1998-99 by UROP students Tanisha Lloyd (S.B. 1999) and Sonia Tulyani (S.B. 2...

Stata Center dedication this week

May 5, 2004

Jazz musicians remember Duke

April 28, 2004

Valenti speaks

April 14, 2004

Margaret Atwood speaks with freshmen Linroy Marshall (center) and Tabitha Bonilla during a class visit.

Novels need 'blood in the cookie,' Atwood says

April 14, 2004

Author Margaret Atwood speaks to an MIT writing class last week.

Good novels 'need some blood in the cookie,' Atwood says

April 13, 2004

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Chocolate will mark MIT's observance of World AIDS Day

Folding, folding, folded: Origami creates beauty from repetition

Coherence in world migrant labor policies necessary, U.N. official says

Haitian official describes political instability of a country ravaged by tropical storms

The Vest years of our lives

Tech Day 2004 looks at America's passion: cars

Architects trade views on Stata Center design

New building embodies vision -- and quirkiness

Forum wrestles with post-9/11 dangers of scientific research

Digital tools went into it; innovation will come out

Stata Center dedication this week

Jazz musicians remember Duke

Valenti speaks

Novels need 'blood in the cookie,' Atwood says

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