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Hot Spot: Abu Dhabi to build an experimental green city

The Geometry of Sound: Elaine Chew, SM '98, PhD '00, returns to campus to explore the intersection of music and math

MIT Applications and Admissions: Undergraduate stats from 1975 to 2008

Modeling Is Believing: A new initiative conveys the urgency of studying climate change.

The Search is On: Alumni Association seeks new CEO

Striped Camouflage: Researchers find stealthy way to enter cells

New Digs for MITAA: Staff now under one roof at 600 Memorial Drive

Langer Lauded: Bioengineer wins top prize

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Digital Apollo: tells the story of man and machine in space
By Lissa Harris SM '08

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Scoring the Candidates: Range voting would prevent third-party spoilers--and give voters more say.
By Alan T. Sherman '87, Warren D. Smith '84, and Richard T. Carback III

Mission Control: When Pam Melroy, SM '84, commands the space shuttle, laughter is an essential part of the voyage.
By Gigi Marino

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Tech Reunions 2008: Photos from this year's reunion

Alumni Association Launches New Webiste: See what you can now do online

Retrocogitator Puzzle Contest: Exercise your brain with this Web-based challenge

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Partying with Prochlorococcus: Mighty little microbe marks its 20th anniversary
By Lissa Harris SM '08

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Constant Contestant: The thrill of seeking something for nothing
By Thomas Wethern '90

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