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Wilczek to explain oddities of universe in Ford lecture

March 2, 2005

Chomsky addresses U.S. involvement in Middle East

February 22, 2005

Students rehearse a step dance in preparation for Saturday's African and African-American culture performance. Dancers are (left to right) junior Silvia Baptista, freshmen Yamilee Toussaint and Ashley Vaughn, sophomore Tracey Ragsdale, junior Teri Ijeoma and freshman Douglas Slaughter.

Students put together program for Black history month

February 16, 2005

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Women's studies celebrates 20th anniversary

Daylong symposium focuses on challenges now and in future

February 15, 2005

PBS political journalist Gwen Ifill delivers the keynote address at the 31st annual MIT breakfast to celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Search for truth and justice continues, Ifill says

February 7, 2005

Women's studies program celebrates 20 years

February 7, 2005

President Susan Hockfield introduces keynote speaker Gwen Ifill at MIT's annual Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast.

Hockfield urges MIT to be welcoming and supportive

February 7, 2005

Iraqi war veteran speaks out against the war

February 4, 2005

Gwen Ifill, PBS political reporter, will speak at MLK breakfast

January 12, 2005

MIT hosts hearing on Cape wind farm

December 14, 2004

Tim Berners-Lee, MIT senior research scientist known as the "father of the web," spoke of the history and the key players in the development of the World Wide Web at the W3C Tenth Anniversary Celebration in Boston on Dec. 1, 2004.

W3C celebrates first ten years of the web

December 3, 2004

Nissan-Renault alliance faces down a few challenges

November 18, 2004

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

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Hockfield urges MIT to be welcoming and supportive

Iraqi war veteran speaks out against the war

Gwen Ifill, PBS political reporter, will speak at MLK breakfast

MIT hosts hearing on Cape wind farm

W3C celebrates first ten years of the web

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