Tiffany Huang—The Tech
Mason G. Glidden ‘14 works on a cube containing 4,096 individually addressable LEDs during the three-day Bad Ideas Weekend. The device will be able to take captured images from an Xbox Kinect and display them on the cube.
STAFF REPORTER
January 25, 2012
All MIT departments are going paperless this semester with the implementation of online registration. During registration for the fall 2011 semester, Courses 4, 14, 15, 16, 18, 21W, and 24 tested the new online system. Administrators said that the online system was easy to use for both students and advisors.
STAFF REPORTER
January 25, 2012
How much would you be willing to pay to ride the subway?
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THE BOSTON GLOBE
January 25, 2012
Researchers at the University of California Los Angeles and Advanced Cell Technology in Marlborough have become the first to publish a study involving the use of embryonic stem cells in humans.
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World and Nation
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- Gingrich tries to lure Tea Party support in Florida primary (1/25/12)
- Pro-government Libyan militia routed from Gadhafi bastion (1/25/12)
- Americans split on tax policy, NYT/CBS poll finds (1/25/12)
- A new policy on privacy from Google, amid continuing social push (1/25/12)
- Weather: Winter wallops west; Cambridge avoids the worst wild weather (1/25/12)
- Obama sets goal of economy built for the long run (1/25/12)
Opinion
- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (1/25/12)
- STATE OF THE RACE: GOP Primaries take an interesting turn (1/25/12)
Sports
- Men’s Basketball falls to WPI, 80-68 (1/25/12)
- Women’s swimming and diving defeat Tufts (1/25/12)
- UPCOMING HOME EVENTS (1/25/12)
- Sports Shorts (1/25/12)
Campus Life
- ASK CHACHA: Pickup lines? Try meaningful conversation (1/25/12; 1 comment)
- Events Jan 25 - Jan 31 (1/25/12)
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