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Editorial
Jonathan King, Aron Bernstein, John Belcher
Greetings to you, the graduates and your families! We share with the thousands of families gathered on the oval for MIT's 2011 commencement, the excitement . . . . |
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Following procedures outlined in the Policies and Procedures of the MIT Faculty Newsletter, an Institute-wide election for new members of the FNL Editorial Board . . . . |
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O. R. Simha The dream was to create a residence close to the campus where members of the MIT family, across the age spectrum, could build a convenient and comfortable community. |
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David Lewis In 1963, Jerry Wiesner, at the time MIT Institute Professor and special assistant to President Kennedy, met with the President and explained to him that because of . . . . |
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From the Faculty Chair
Thomas A. Kochan Over the past two years I have come to appreciate the unique nature of the MIT governance structure and process. I would like to use my last column as . . . . |
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Report of the Faculty Policy Committee This term, members of the Faculty Policy Committee visited with faculty in a cross section of departments to gain an informal sense of the issues of greatest interest . . . . |
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On behalf of the MIT faculty we want to thank the many staff, faculty, and students who worked tirelessly to organize and manage this year’s 150th Anniversary events. |
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Teach Talk Daniel Hastings, Hal Abelson, Vijay Kumar Last fall, Provost Reif charged the MIT Council on Educational Technology (MITCET) to develop a strategy that would fundamentally enhance the educational . . . . |
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Jeffrey Ravel Over the past several years, MIT faculty members have created classes in the humanities, arts, and social sciences geared specifically towards first-year . . . . |
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Newsletter Staff Samuel M. Allen, the POSCO Professor of Physical Metallurgy in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, will succeed Tom Kochan as Chair of the Faculty. |
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Ernst Frankel The utter destruction of homes and other buildings in Mississippi and other southern states, with an associated loss of lives and businesses, reopens an old question . . . . |
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Diana Henderson As of fall 2010, MIT’s subject evaluation system went entirely online and a new “Who’s Teaching What” (WTW) Web-based application is now being used to improve the . . . . |
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The Center for Work, Family & Personal Life has changed its name to the MIT Work-Life Center. “The change was a natural outgrowth of our plans to create new . . . . |
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