jessica l. wass — The Tech
Rebecca J. Greene ’14 and Jessica M. Parker ’15 practice staff spinning on Thursday afternoon in front of one of East Campus’s annual construction projects for REX. This structure will consist of a spinning, oscillating compartment suspended by the triangular frame.
NEWS EDITOR
August 24, 2012
East Campus residents, has your cell phone been on the fritz since you moved back in? You’re not alone.
August 24, 2012
On Aug. 6, the Cambridge City Council chose not to take action on the zoning petition which would approve construction of a new life sciences building for Millennium Pharmaceuticals at 300 Massachusetts Avenue, immediately north of Random Hall. The petition has now expired and lapsed.
THE BOSTON GLOBE
August 24, 2012
CAMBRIDGE — Harvard University is on edge and security has been increased after two rapes were reported on its normally serene campus area on Aug. 10 and Aug. 14.
NEWS EDITOR
August 24, 2012
Last Monday, Aug. 13, MIT and 13 peer institutions filed an amicus curiae brief before the Supreme Court of the United States in Fisher v. University of Texas, supporting the respondent UTexas in the view that race could be used as one of many factors in a holistic admissions process.
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World and Nation
- Shorts (left) (8/24/12)
- Allies: attacks on Afghan troops by colleagues rise sharply (8/24/12)
- Shorts (right) (8/24/12)
- Signs found that Iran is speeding up work on nuclear program (8/24/12)
- As Bangladesh becomes export powerhouse, labor strife erupts (8/24/12)
- US oil and mining companies must disclose payments (8/24/12)
- Europeans to debate further aid for Greece, encourage path to reform (8/24/12)
Opinion
- GUEST COLUMN: Save $2,180.66 (8/24/12)
- Rape exception for abortion laws? (8/24/12; 5 comments)
- CORRECTIONS (8/24/12)
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