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MIT Excellence Awards nominations due Oct. 19

October 5, 2005

Arts grants available; deadline is Sept. 30

September 28, 2005

Barbara Peacock-Coady, far left, shares a story with her husband, Joe Coady, left, and Barbara Penfield, right, wife of Paul Penfield Jr, far right.

147 retirees honored

September 21, 2005

Janni Moselsky-Hansen, artist and administrative assistant in the architecture department, relaxes near her Hyannisport home.

MIT staffer makes time for creativity

September 14, 2005

Leadership program applications due Sept. 26

September 14, 2005

It's working! MIT honored as great employer

September 2, 2005

MIT's own police officers carry the colors on the field before the Red Sox game at Fenway Park on Tuesday, Aug. 30. Clockwise from center are Lt. Daniel Costa and Patrol Officers David Sacco, William Smith, Kevin O'Connor, Brian Sousa and Robert Molina.

Police show colors at Fenway Park

September 1, 2005

MIT staffer Seth Seligman is shown riding his own chopper creation. Seligman, aka MegaSeth, has co-produced a movie about these unusual bikes, which will premiere at the Coolidge Corner Theatre at midnight Friday.

Roll 'em! Staffer's bike flick premieres Friday

August 24, 2005

The U.S. crew team brought home a total of 10 medals, most of them gold, from the 17th Maccabiah Games in Israel. From left, back row: Raphael Anstey, Jonathan Werner, Jeremy Serkin, Gary Feigenbaum. Front row: Adina Roskies Ph.D. '04, Catherine Chiffert, Samantha Chauveau, Leah Wachtel. Kneeling in front is coach Stu Schmill '86.

Alumnus leads crew to victory in Israel

August 18, 2005

MIT detective helps capture escapee

August 12, 2005

In the swim

August 12, 2005

Take a midsummer 'Winter's Journey'

August 8, 2005

MIT Bates Lab employees Ken Hatch, Joanne McCarthy, Barbara Santorella and Peter Binns, from left, will walk 60 miles this weekend to raise money for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

Bates staffers team up for breast cancer walk

July 7, 2005

MIT research scientist Karl Iagnemma, who works on rovers like this one to explore the planet Mars, may get the chance to explore planet Hollywood now that Warner Brothers has purchased the screen rights to his 2003 collection of short stories.

MIT author gets ticket to Hollywood

June 23, 2005

Awards and Honors

June 8, 2005

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