
Christopher A. Maynor—The Tech
Abigail East, a folk and impressionist artist from Berklee College of Music, plays at The Coffeehouse Thursday evening. The Coffeehouse Lounge Program hosts performances every week by the MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble, MIT students, or Berklee College of Music students.
ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR
February 24, 2012
Shamarah J. Hernandez ’12. Course 14. McCormick resident. What are the first thoughts that come to mind when you read those four facts about her? Oh, she must be a minority student? Course 14 … um, is she double majoring in something else?
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NEWS EDITOR
February 24, 2012
The first meeting of the newly formed UA Council convened on Tuesday with nearly all of the expected members in attendance. Though they expected to pass their constitution at this meeting, those present decided it would be best postponed until next week .
NEWS EDITOR
February 24, 2012
Michael Scott Cuthbert, associate professor of music, was recently awarded a $500,000 grant from the Digging into Data consortium. This grant will support his work in using computational techniques to study changes in Western musical style. He has received $175,000 specifically for his music21 project . On Thursday, Cuthbert sat with The Tech to discuss his work with music21 and his passion for combining computational techniques with music.
February 24, 2012
Caroline B. Shinkle ’15 will be running for the position of Republican State Committeewoman for the district of Suffolk and Middlesex, which includes the city of Cambridge and portions of Boston. The position has been vacant for six years. The Republican State Committee serves as the Board of Directors for the Massachusetts Republican Party; its primary role is to recruit candidates for local, state, and federal offices, to build the party throughout the Commonwealth, raise funds for the Republican Party, and support Republican City and Town Committees. This committee has 80 members; a man and a woman from each district.
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More News
- IN SHORT (2/24/12)
- CORRECTIONS (2/24/12)
- Mass. colleges gear up for fight over admissions (2/24/12)
World and Nation
- Shorts (left) (2/24/12)
- Wounded journalists appeal for evacuation from Homs (2/24/12)
- Shorts (right) (2/24/12)
- Obama sends apology as Afghan protests rage (2/24/12)
- Seven Marines killed in helicopter collision during training exercise (2/24/12; 1 comment)
- Bank of America breaks with Fannie Mae, can turn to other buyers (2/24/12)
- Weather: Rain today, colder days ahead for this weekend (2/24/12)
Opinion
- EDITORIAL: Responding to tragedy (2/24/12; 1 comment)
- GUEST COLUMN: Let’s take a moment (2/24/12)
- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (2/24/12)
- Social issues surface in the final Republican debate (2/24/12)
- GUEST COLUMN: Let’s not derail MIT from its path of excellence (2/24/12; 12 comments)
- GUEST COLUMN: A student perspective on MIT 2030 (2/24/12)
Sports
- ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: STEVE CHO ‘15: Prince of Squash (2/24/12)
- Where has Jeremy Lin been hiding? (2/24/12)
- Men’s Ice Hockey makes dramatic win in overtime (2/24/12; 1 comment)
- UPCOMING HOME EVENTS (2/24/12)
Campus Life
- Campus Life was not published this issue.