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	Massachusetts Institute of Technology - the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		MIT was founded in 1861 by William Barton Rogers, a distinguished natural scientist, who wished to create a new kind ofindependent educational institution relevant to an increasingly industrialized America.
		MIT's contributions to the twentieth century advancement of science andtechnology include project Whirlwind, the pioneeringcomputer built under the direction of Jay W. Forrester between1947 and 1952, and notable for its technologicalachievement (including the invention of magnetic core memory), as well as forits cultural contribution to the development of personal computing.
		MIT maintains an alliance with the University ofCambridge known as the Cambridge-MIT Institute,which was established with the British government to bring the entrepreneurial spirit of MIT to England and to increase knowledgeexchange between universities and industry.
	www.world-knowledge-encyclopedia.com /?t=MIT (4286 words)

	MIT: mit sloan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		MIT is organized into five schools and one college, containing 34 academic departments and 53 interdisciplinary laboratories, centers and programs.
		MIT graduates and faculty are also noted for their entrepreneurial spirit: a 1997 report by MIT claimed that the aggregated revenues produced by the 4,000 companies founded by MIT and its graduates would make it the twenty-fourth largest economy in the world.
		MIT is governed by a 78-member board of trustees known as the MIT Corporation which approve the budget, degrees, and faculty appointments as well as electing the President.
	winelib.com /wiki/MIT (3202 words)

	Housing \| Bexley Hall
		Bexley Hall, our home for the last seven years, is a deceptively humane community that has a reputation for eccentricity.
		People say that Bexley is "different" and I guess that is true, but it is a good difference.
		To summarize, Bexley Hall offers a safe, comfortable, convenient home for men and women who really want to be here.
	web.mit.edu /housing/undergrad/bexley.html (340 words)

	MIT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		MIT is a widely renowned leader in science and technology, as well as in many other fields, including engineering systems, management, economics, linguistics, political science, and philosophy.
		MIT maintains an undergraduate exchange program with the University of Cambridge in England, and a partnership known as the Cambridge-MIT Institute, which was established to bring the entrepreneurial spirit of MIT to Britain and to increase knowledge exchange between universities and industry.
		MIT faculty and students pride themselves on pure intellectual ability and achievement, and MIT professors often say that they grade with "all the letters of the alphabet." Due to these academic pressures, MIT culture is characterized by a love-hate relationship.
	abcworld.net /MIT.html (4524 words)

	Bexley antirush policy unfair to MIT students (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Whatever the cause of Bexley's unpopularity, it is obvious that a group of students have gotten together and chased away anyone who doesn't agree exactly with their ideas of what a dorm should be like.
		MIT should treat Bexley the way the people who live there seem to want it to be treated -- as a fraternity.
		MIT has told Alpha Phi it would build a residence for it sooner or later.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V105/N31/nie.31o.html (639 words)

	MIT Housing Chronology: Institute Archives & Special Collections: MIT
		The potential of the residential system to play a significant role in the educational life of MIT undergraduates is hampered by the character of both the formal and the hidden curriculum, and such features as the emphasis on competitiveness, grades, and the accumulation of credits.
		Urged MIT administration to define long-range plan for graduate housing that, ideally would provide housing for at least 40-50% of the graduate students, and be coupled to the expected future size of graduate enrollments.
		Vote on the "Sense of the Faculty" motion at the 19 November 1997 meeting of the Faculty: MIT should move immediately to begin a comprehensive, deliberate examination of its residential system, including the suitability of undergraduate residences as freshman housing, with the goal of bringing the system into fuller alignment with MIT's educational mission.
	libraries.mit.edu /archives/mithistory/housing.html (4812 words)

	MIT - directions to MIT
		MIT is located on the north shore of the Charles River Basin in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.
		MIT is a 15-30 minute walk from downtown Boston (depending on the weather).
		Additionally, the CT1 (Crosstown bus) stops at the MIT stop on Massachusetts Avenue and the CT2 bus stops on the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Vassar St. as well as Kendall Square T Station.
	whereis.mit.edu /map-jpg?section=directions (1039 words)

	Bexley Hall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Bexley Hall is a creaky old apartment house constructed in 1912 for the benefit of wealthy people who probably disliked living right across Massachusetts Avenue from a major construction site (namely, MIT).
		We at Bexley feel that dormitory residents have the right to live in an environment that suits their own tastes, and in that spirit we demand of our prospective housemantes nothing at all except consideration for the rights of others.
		Bexley's enduring popularity among coed dorms is attributable in part to its large rooms and small population (approximately 120 undergraduate students) which gives the house a comfortable sense of community.
	www.mit.edu /people/stevenj/mitmap/bexley.html (377 words)

	footprint.mit.edu: Campus Houses
		In looking at where MIT can save money while saving energy, there are some areas where it does not always make sense to buy better appliances or renovate; for example, in most circumstances it is far more costly to replace windows with double pane/insulated glass than to continue wasting energy through heat loss.
		MIT could easily run a pilot competition on a small scale like that at University of Montana, and perhaps the following year expand it to something larger where the incentives to student living groups are quite tangible.
		When MIT is ready to build another new dorm, it should look for inspiration to Northland College to create its own sustainable, environment-friendly dorm.
	footprint.mit.edu /energy/dorms.html (999 words)

	Dean's Life At MIT
		The MIT Administration and The Boston Globe, however, are trying to change all of that by forcing all freshmen to live on campus, and perhaps eliminating housing choice.
		MIT has a lot of interesting social circles, and I hung out at many of them.
		After two and a half years away, in January, 1999, I returned to MIT as a graduate student at the MIT Media Lab, in the Networks and Media Group supervised by Andrew Lippman.
	web.media.mit.edu /~constans/mitlife.html (602 words)

	List of MIT undergraduate dormitories - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bexley Hall is a former apartment building, consisting of four four-story walkups surrounding a central courtyard.
		Bexley was among the first MIT dormitories to be coed, despite the best efforts of the administration, and the only dormitory to have its House cat serve as dorm chairman (all the more remarkable in that cats were not then allowed in MIT dormitories).
		On one hand, Simmons Hall won the 2003 American Institute of Architects Honor Award for Architecture, and the 2004 Harleston Parker Medal, administered by the Boston Society of Architects and awarded to the "most beautiful piece of architecture building, monument or structure" in the Boston area.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_MIT_undergraduate_dormitories (3435 words)

	Bexley Hall at MIT
		Bexley Hall is not to be confused with Bexley, Ohio; Bexley, Mississippi; or Bexley Ice Cream which is produced in Bexley, Ohio.
		Bexley Hall appears to be a building from time to time.
		Bexley Hall can usually can be found on the campus of MIT near the Student Center.
	www-swiss.ai.mit.edu /users/boogles/Bexley/bexley-description.html (700 words)

	MIT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		MIT's contributions to twentieth century science and technology include the Whirlwind computer, which introduced magnetic core memory; the Lisp programming language; the Multics operating system; the X Window System; and many cultural contributions to the development of personal computing.
		Many MIT students live in fraternities and independent living groups; however, after the alcohol-related death of Scott Krueger in September 1997, MIT made several decisions that affected the lives of undergraduates in subsequent years, including the decision that all freshmen live in Institute housing beginning in 2002.
		As of 2004, MIT Mental Health is proverbial among students for sending depressed patients to McLean Hospital, and for occasionally refusing to let them return after McLean's staff believes they are healthy.
	www.strictlymusic.com /search.php?title=MIT (5190 words)

	Technology Review: Kitty Companions
		Since 2000, when MIT’s pet policy was rewritten, four dorms—East Campus, Senior House, Bexley Hall, and Random Hall—have permitted cats in designated areas.
		The measure was introduced to allow students to enjoy the benefits of animal companionship and to cut down on the number of illegal cats kept in the dorms under the flat no-pets (except fish) rule.
		Nina Davis-Millis, housemaster of Random Hall, says the experience of working together to rewrite the policy was a very good one for the students.
	www.technologyreview.com /read_article.aspx?id=14246 (356 words)

	MIT Class of 1962 Notes
		Received a note from Emma Root (aka Marcia Areutzeu, MIT '64) that classmate, Stephen C. Root is still at Digital as senior consulting engineer "placing" wires on chips by CAD.
		Son David is studying geology (MIT XII, '95?) - (that brings back memories of the good old days at Crystal Cliffs, the MIT Geology field camp near Antigonish, Nova Scotia) - or Earth and Planetary Sciences, if you prefer.
		The November, 1990, Libertarian Party News, carried the announcement that Andre Marrou is already running for the President of the U.S. (vintage 1992) as a potential nominee of the Libertarian Party.
	alumweb.mit.edu /classes/1962/techrev/9104.html (569 words)

	MIT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		MIT is a widely renowned leader in science and technology, as well as in many other fields, including management, economics, linguistics, political science, and philosophy.
		Thus, the above course at MIT would be pronounced "eight oh one," and the course "7.20" would be pronounced "seven twenty." For more information on naming and pronounciation conventions around campus, see here.
		The Stata's appearance is a metaphor for the freedom, daring, and creativity of the research that's supposed to occur inside it." Campbell stated that the cost overruns and delays in completion of the Stata Center are of no more importance than similar problems associated with the building of St. Paul's Cathedral.
	www.measuroo.com /Acr-M/MIT.php (4250 words)

	MIT Class of 1938 BTP Fund Awardees 1997-1998
		Besides his participation in fraternity activities, Daniel plays varsity football, works as a security monitor at DuPont Athletic Center and at the front desk of Bexley Hall, and belongs to LUChA, the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers, and Mexican Americans in Engineering and Science.
		Without the support of your classmates, MIT could not maintain its commitment to admitting the best and brightest students, regardless of need.
		With tuition fees growing and federal student assistance dollars ever shrinking, scholarships are more important than ever to delivering education of the highest standard.
	alumweb.mit.edu /classes/1938/btp_98.htm (168 words)

	A Detailed History of Ashdown at Ashdown House
		Dean Fassett was the first MIT Dean of Residence and inaugurated in 1951 the faculty residence plan under which selected faculty and their families live in the undergraduate houses.
		From 1966-79, he was the Executive Officer for the MIT Chemistry Department, serving in that capacity under four chairmen (Professors Ross, Berchtold, Deutch, and Kinsey).
		To symbolize MIT trying to convert Ashdown House into an undergraduate dormitory, Godzilla vs. Ashdown shirts were sold to the house residents starting in the fall of 1995.
	scripts.mit.edu /~ashdown/visitors/history (9687 words)

	Two men attack student outside of Bexley Hall
		An MIT student was attacked by two young males outside Bexley Hall at approximately 5:30 pm Wednesday.
		Karl O. Dishaw '89, a Bexley resident, said two fl youths jumped out from a car on Massachusetts Avenue and chased him into the Bexley courtyard.
		The chase led into the Bexley courtyard, as Dishaw attempted to reach the door closest to Bexley's desk.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V109/N56/mug.56n.html (492 words)

	RepresentativeProjects
		Baker House, MIT, Cambridge: Historic restoration of masonry of South and East
		Bexley Hall, MIT, Cambridge: Membrane roof replacement on historic building.
		Horticultural Hall, Boston: Historic roof replacement, copper gutters and built-in gutters.
	www.jchconsulting.biz /RepresentativeProjects.html (570 words)

	[Save] Fwd: Re: recycling in dorms
		The housekeepers separate the recyclables as they throw away the trash and put it in the bins behind the bar.
		The bins are taken to the back of Bexley on Tuesday night for Wednesday morning's pickup.
		Since there is very limited space in the kitchens and suites, the bins became a tripping hazard.
	mailman.mit.edu /pipermail/save/2003-November/000097.html (529 words)

	List of MIT dormitories - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The dormitories at MIT are famous in their own right.
		McCormick Hall and Green Hall are women-only dorms; all other dorms are coeducational.
		Additionally, at the end of Amherst Alley, one can see Tang Residence Hall on the far front left and Westgate on the close front right.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_MIT_dormitories (190 words)

	Mit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Here are a few common misspellings of Mit.
		MIT faculty and students pride themselves on pure intellectual ability and achievement, and while has run rampant at other elite colleges, MIT professors often say that they grade with "all the letters of the alphabet".
		"Hack" as a noun also means an elaborate practical joke (see the MIT Hack Gallery), and not just a
	spellster.com /s/mit (4333 words)

	Bexley Hall at MIT: Assorted Random Information by boogles
		Bexley Hall at MIT: Assorted Random Information by boogles
		I understand that many people at Bexley have a hobby of making whipped cream, but this is not one of my pastimes.
		However, I thought it was worth noting since there was a web page on it.
	www-swiss.ai.mit.edu /~boogles/Bexley/bexley.html (153 words)

	discuss@charon: [9] in Free_Food
		The Bexley Roundtable discussions continue with tonight's topic: {\bf Becoming a lackey of the military-industrial complex: A review of MIT's most popular majors.} Join us for this important, provocative session.* 8:00p: Alpha Delta Phi.
		It's the exotic fruits that you are {\it eating}, i.e., blending and mixing into succulent fruit shakes according to your own predilections.
		Whom you are {\it meeting} are fine, upstanding members of GAMIT (Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals, and Friends at MIT) and Senior House, at an R/O Sexual Identity Committee event.
	diswww.mit.edu /charon/munch/9 (5884 words)

	Utkarsh Sinha's Blog : MIT India Cooking Club of Sangam - Indian Pot-Luck Lunch, Utkarsh Sinha blogs on sulekha, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Utkarsh Sinha's Blog : MIT India Cooking Club of Sangam - Indian Pot-Luck Lunch, Utkarsh Sinha blogs on sulekha, Diaspora blogs, Utkarsh Sinha blog from india
		MIT India Cooking Club of Sangam - Indian Pot-Luck Lunch
		The India Cooking Club at MIT presents its first Pot-Luck lunch of the year, and you are cordially invited!!
	www.sulekha.com /blogs/blogdisplay.aspx?cid=15758 (196 words)

	MIT i3 2005 / Bexley Hall / Video (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		MIT i3 2005 / Bexley Hall / Video
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		The i3/Guide to Residences project is a joint venture of the Undergraduate Housing Office, Residential Life Programs, and the Dormitory Council of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
	web.mit.edu /i3/bexley/video (44 words)

	Winker Profile: Severin Drix
		In the Fall of 1965 he was playing winks using winks from Trix cereal boxes ("Trix are for kids!").
		In looking for competition, he discovered that Harvard was playing winks, and signed up for a lifetime of winking one of his high school friends, Ferd, who lived in the well-known Bexley Hall at MIT, just down the road from Hahvahd.
		While other teams often dominated, Sev claimed a number of early NATwA and World Singles and Pairs titles...
	www.tiddlywinks.org /gallery/people/drix_severin.html (277 words)

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