of what makes life at MIT so vibrant.[/intro]
The humans of MIT move ... [intro]No day at MIT could really be described as typical. You would likely get 4,500 unique answers from each of our undergrads as to what a
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Counting credits at MIT is ... thumb, you can generalize that about half of your time at MIT will be ... curriculum and foundation for the rest of your education.[/intro]
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each year, and 93% of the Class of 2025 reported completing at least one ... million on the UROP program—redefining the nature of research at MIT ... [intro]One of the earliest programs of its kind in the United States
clever and elegant pranks that exist at the intersection of creative ... Wikipedia article about hacking at MIT, as well as documentation of historical ... hacking at MIT, including Nightwork: A History of Hacks and Pranks at MIT
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93% of the Class of 2025 reported completing at least one UROP before ... of world-changing advancements. These innovations translate the novel discoveries of basic research to products and infrastructure used by ordinary
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The MIT Office of
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Other highlights
Trashion Show
Chalk of the Day
Arts at MIT ... they are in the lab. More than half of undergrads enroll in arts and ... dozens of performance ensembles that encompass classical and contemporary
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The recognized student groups at MIT include ethnic and ... cultural appreciation and scientific investigation of chocolate, and the only group on campus that orders more than 500 pounds of chocolate a year
"That, of course, is the impractical, long way around. We have learned to take short cuts wherever possible."
"Sort of like in math?" Meg asked.
"Like in math." Mrs. Whatsit looked over at Mrs. Who.
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