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wayfaring a pile of stuff that's happening
systems, i.e. mixed up with cultural, legal, economic, and political forces ... with an oppositional force (e.g. the weight on the rack). They work -
Blog / Academics & Research
Week in the Life Hello, Google Calendar.
offices were in building E17 (the "E" means "east"), which is incidentally -
Blog / Admissions
Behind The Drones the making of the pi day drone delivery video
enrolling at MIT, Loren has declared his major as 21E, a joint major where ... 21E, most of them between CMS/CS, because it allows them to integrate a -
Blog / MIT History & Culture
Underground An ode to the MIT tunnels
across the street and down half a block into building E25 which is right ... 's even a special part of the tunnels underneath building E18 that smells -
Blog / Art, Literature, Music
Leonard Nimoy at the Boston Pops He told me to live long and prosper!
orchestra performed music from three John Williams film scores: E.T., Close ... , the orchestra played Debussy’s Clair de Lune and a piece from E.T. the -
Blog / Events
Consilience From college essays to a Medieval Studies @ MIT Colloquium
babbling about E. O. Wilson; Prof. Bahr reminded me that we were in the ... down to 14E-304: a cozy little seminar room with a central table and -
Blog / Art, Literature, Music
MIT is just another place An article from The Tech - MIT's school newspaper
The Tech - MIT's oldest and largest newspaper (established in 1861!) - published a letter to the editor from Folkers E. Rojas on February 28th that I ... snow flurries. Folkers E. Rojas G Here's a link to the article on the -
Blog / Admissions
MIT Regular Action Deadline MIT's regular action deadline is January 1.
own, your school forms (e.g. teacher recommendations, secondary school ... Naviance/eDocs for schools that use this system only). Any application -
Blog / How to Food
Talking About Dining There's been a lot of talk on campus about one thing – dining.
meals must be split between breakfasts and dinners (e.g. the ten-meal plan ... members who still live on-campus (e.g. freshman pledges) will come to their -
Blog / MIT Life
Construction Thoughts on a major.
-much-publicized Charles Guan sends out the following e-mail: 3 bikes in mostly good repair ... that. get the rest y/n -c Score! A few e-mails later, and Charles -
Blog / MIT Life
Snacks on a Plane And other minor horrors of leaving MIT for the first time in a year.
after a night of post-finals merrymaking (i.e, a plate of brussels sprouts ... , or pretzels? Me: E, none of the above. Guy in Seat 17A (gets a cookie -
Blog / About Decisions
Paper Planes You ask, I answer
this blog, shoot me an e-mail and I will try to get it answered in a Q ... directly to the field or major I want to apply (i.e. doesn't convey an -
Blog / Academics & Research
Thank Goodness! "There are bridges you cross / You didn't know you crossed / until you've crossed."
analysis of the mystery with the letters Q. E. D. - which contributes to the ... . Along with his dramatic Q.E.D flourishes, this is another thing to look -
Blog / Academics & Research
Livescribe’s Pulse Pen AKA, the "Magic Pen"
. I'm generally pretty skeptical of devices that seem "magical," i.e ... more than anything I'd ever researched before. I was e-mailing execs, MIT -
Blog / Athletics
Gobble Gobble Geeks with guns
schools, sports included. We've gotten e-mails and comments saying "You ... , Lulu and Mollie cheer (not technically varsity, but w/e), Shannon sails -
Blog / MIT History & Culture
Summer School's out for it
at the classes I have to take for my major (Mech E, course 2). Every ... when I get back though, I answer e-mails, check blogs, watch YouTube, and -
Blog / MIT Life
In Their Own Words (Part 1) I ask my friends and fraternity brothers the immortal question: "What are you doing this…
in language - causes problems in language processing (i.e. if it takes ... , which figures out how to transport abnormal objects (e.g. wind blades -
Blog / Academics & Research
Prof. Jeff Karp and his gecko-inspired band-aid Mimicking nature to create a better surgical adhesive
who have motivation, drive, passion, the ability to work in a team (e.g. experience on a sports team), and creativity (e.g. mastery of an instrument -
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Smaller than the eye can see but with the potential to change the world: nanotech!
) MechE professor Gang Chen is trying to increase energy efficiency using ... nanomechanics, i.e. the deformation of extremely tiny (10-9 meters) areas of