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Interview with Dustin Katzin

Here is the rest of the The Tech’s interview with student composer Dustin Katzin, whose orchestral work Schrodinger’s Cat premiered at last Friday’s MITSO concert. If you missed the first part of the interview, read it here: http://tech.mit.edu/V132/N25/katzin.html. Interview conducted by Bogdan … Continue reading

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The Tech will hold hackathon on Saturday, May 5

The Tech will hold a hackathon on Saturday, May 5 in our office (W20-483) from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. with the goal of developing data visualizations and web apps related to the religion survey which was distributed to the MIT … Continue reading

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Bitrans’ spokesperson releases statement on their behalf

After a story on Tuesday regarding MIT Sloan School of Management Professor Gabriel Bitran PhD ’75 and his son Marco Bitran ’97 paying $4.8 million to settle hedge fund fraud charges brought against them by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission … Continue reading

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Potatoes-Picking & Other Tips to Help Fund your PhD

I hate throwing a bucket of cold water on the fast-approaching end of semester and happy anticipations of well-deserved rest and exciting career prospects for those graduating, but the reality of soaring student loans and education costs in general and … Continue reading

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Hackers place circus performers in Lobby 7

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Plan Your Life!

On Wednesday, a bunch of frosh (and some upperclassmen) stormed the fourth floor of the Student Center for the Four-Year Planning Seminar by Chocolate City and the National Society of Black Engineers. This seminar is carried out annually to give … Continue reading

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President of Brazil, Dilma Rousseff, visits MIT Media Lab

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Koch Institute holds its first poster session this afternoon

The Koch Institute is holding its first poster session this afternoon from 4–6 p.m. There will be 9 posters in total, focusing mainly on genetics. Majors represented include 7, 9, and 20, and all but one of the presenters has … Continue reading

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Interview with Arnie Roth

Here is the rest of the The Tech’s interview with Grammy award-winning conductor, composer, and music director Arnold Roth. If you missed the first part of the interview, read it here: http://tech.mit.edu/V132/N12/arnieroth.html. Interview conducted by Philipp Diesinger. The Tech: How do … Continue reading

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Interview with 2015 Student Council President!

Former editor-in-chief of her high school newspaper, starter of a non-profit, and researcher for the National Institute of Health, 2015 Student Council President Jessica J. Yang ’15 took some time to sit down with The Tech on Wednesday to talk about … Continue reading

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