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Blog / Challenges
Sick of Being Sick On being sick at MIT.
sick. Either my professor does actually read my blog, or the universe -
Blog / MIT Life
A Week in the Life: Optimism Edition In which I have a particularly tough, enriching week.
University. Our studio class met at the T station to visit the site for our -
Blog / Academics & Research
2008 Summer (Pics!) Photo overload. eep.
... Went to Montreal for a weekend to visit friends at McGill University -
Blog / MIT Life
If strangers meet life begins you shall above all things be glad and young
? IV. As my friends know, I'm a pretty big fan of the University of -
Blog / Events
Why yes, I’m with the news I need a good fedora
most Summit activities will be at Northeastern University, the Museum of -
Blog / Admissions
A Parent’s Perspective (Guest Entry) A Parent's Perspective of MIT
who, like me, has had to drop a child at a large state university in a -
Blog / Academics & Research
Can You Save the World’s Oceans? Who, me? Yes, you.
political will to do it." -Professor Boris Worm, Dalhousie University -
Blog / IAP
A truly independent activities period A glimpse at some MIT students' IAP plans.
time for women to devote to other enterprises), and the universal nut -
Blog / MIT Life
One Student’s Crusade to Stop Genocide I confess to regarding the phrase “never again” with cynicism. It offers a rhetorical smokescreen…
MIT isn’t a political campus. Sure, it had its moments during the 1960s. In 1968, a coalition that included 48 MIT faculty members protested “the militarization of university research,” and in -
Blog / MIT Life
Global Poverty: ‘This Is Our Crisis’ People lead busy lives, and fighting poverty is hardly an extracurricular activity to which most…
It was about three weeks ago that I found myself standing outside the doors to Boston University’s Metcalf Hall. Along with the hundreds of others who were in line, I anxiously awaited the chance to hear -
Blog / MISTI
MIT-France: To The Observatory of Paris and Beyond The MISTI experience of Anjali T. '09.
the universe. It's 'dark' because it cannot be seen on its own; we -
Blog / MIT Life
Hit in the Face: A Snively GuestBlog Snively's point of view. Only this time it's actually his point of view, and not…
world’s largest fire hose . . . ever . . . in the world . . . /universe -
Blog / Academics & Research
Don’t feed the squirrels In which I work with gifted children.
Spectrum duty desk in the lobby of McCulloch Hall at Northwestern University -
Blog / MIT Life
It’s like a bag of sand! I go on a quest to legally obtain music and movies.
training for the Center for Talent Development at Northwestern University -
Blog / Admissions
Home is where the heart (of Texas) is Going away to school isn't such a bad thing.
what it would have been like if I went to a large public university with -
Blog / Admissions
Dean Marilee Jones in the news Articles in the press about MIT's Dean of Admissions.
here. They tried so hard to present their university as offering -
Blog / Extracurriculars
Pimp my sukkah. I really can't think of a better blog entry title than that.
university where "Chang" takes up two entire pages of the campus phone -
Blog / Admissions
Rocky Mountain Round-Up The latest from my travels in Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico.
Mechanical Engineering faculty at the University of Utah are MIT ECs (!). I -
Blog / Academics & Research
Prof. Manolis Kellis: Combining computer science with biology An interview with Manolis Kellis, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, who was honored as one…
University professors are often portrayed as self-absorbed individuals that are too busy plotting their next breakthrough to pay any attention to their undergraduate students. While I have never encountered such