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Rethinking Thought
A theory that Christopher Moore, PhD '98, kept under his hat for more than a decade could change the way neuroscientists understand the dynamics of perception
By Katherine Bourzac, SM '04
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Whatever Boats They Float
Engineering analysis confirms feasibility of ancient maritime trading.
Bigfoot
Americans are a long way from treading lightly on the Earth.
Here Comes the Sun
Solar research at MIT
Listening to Storms
Hydrophones are as effective as hurricane flights, but cheaper
MIT More Affordable
Financial-aid budget increases to $74 million
The Return of the Card Counters
MIT's blackjack maestros paid a visit before their story hit the box office

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Goofing Off
The anti-textbook for do-it-yourself fun
By Erica Naone, SM '07

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Danger, Will Robinson!

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Quotable MIT
Famous words of Institute alumni and faculty
By Fred R. Shapiro '74
The Doctor of Second Chances
Reid Sheftall '78 helps badly burned children make a new start--and found one himself, on the golf course
By Thomas Wailgum

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Smoot's Legacy
50th anniversary of famous feat nears
Meet Toni Schuman '58
The Alumni Association's new president

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From whimsical to award-winning
By Kristina Grifantini

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Better than Vegas
Numbers that can change the world
by President Susan Hockfield

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