Melissa Renée Schumacher—The Tech
The MIT Cube Club held its first cubing competition on Saturday. Dozens of competitors gathered from around the country in 26-100 to test their skills at solving Rubik’s Cubes. Puzzles varied in difficulty; 5x5x5 cubes are seen here.
ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR
November 17, 2009
MIT’s Graduate Student Council (GSC) recently added national policy to its otherwise campus-based advocacy agenda, pushing for tax exemption of graduate student stipends, open access to federally funded published research, and higher caps on H1-B visas for advanced-degree holders to members of Congress earlier this fall.
November 17, 2009
November 17, 2009
The race for the APO Ugliest Man on Campus kicked off yesterday with the first three contestants: Roberto J. Melendez ’12, Chinua E. Shaw ’13, and Jeremy B. Dalcin ’13. Interestingly, all candidates are residents of Next House. However, there are rumors from APO’s Kelly A. Drinkwater ’11 that the Bexely-Minus-Fascists Sink will enter the competition soon. Students can vote for the ugly candidates by placing pennies or bills into their corresponding jars. One point is equal to one cent.
November 17, 2009
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World and Nation
- U.N. Inspectors Fear Iran Is Hiding Nuclear Plants (11/17/09)
- Obama Takes Part in a Town Hall, Chinese Style (11/17/09)
- A U.S. Visa, Shouts of Corruption, and Barrels of Oil (11/17/09)
- When the Budget Director Talks, People Will Listen (11/17/09)
- GM Shows Signs of Recovery Despite Quarterly Loss (11/17/09)
- Shorts (left) (11/17/09)
- Shorts (right) (11/17/09)
- Weather: Sun, Sun, Sun (11/17/09)
Opinion
- Letters to the Editor (11/17/09)
- MIT’s Obligation to the Hyatt’s Workers (11/17/09)
Sports
- Women’s Cross Country Team Wins NE Regional Championship (11/17/09)
- Sports Shorts (11/17/09)
- Upcoming Home Events (11/17/09)
- Scoreboard (11/17/09)
Arts
- Arts was not published this issue.


