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	Frequently Asked Questions about the MIT Enterprise Forum of Dallas - Fort Worth
		MIT Forums, whose activities are coordinated from the alumnae office of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Massachusetts, operate in cities all over the world that have significant high tech communities.
		People who attend each Forum include people within the industry niche of the presenting company, investors or their representatives, large corporation representatives who are responsible for strategic partnerships, industry analysts, consultants, employees and board of directors of the presenting company, both fledgling and serial entrepreneurs, and a variety of business people.
		The MIT Forum presentation is a good opportunity for executives, employees and board of directors members to gain a new perspective on their company.
	www.mitforum.com /ef-FAQS.htm (1323 words)

	Patrick Henry Winston (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		MIT was especially progressive during that period, spearheading what has come to be called the 4+4ever approach.
		We figured that the typical, macho MIT student would be attracted to the idea of additions to their degrees, nicely and prettily designed, expensively embossed on their diplomas, for specific accomplishments, if and when they got accomplished.
		MIT got the idea that the sort of leadership skills associated with military training ought to be modelable just like everything else, and programs were developed to teach those models to anyone who wanted to learn them, not just people who planned on a military career.
	people.csail.mit.edu /phw/interview.html (2660 words)

	Identity and Deception in the Virtual Community
		Altruism is often cited: people feel a desire or obligation to help individuals and to contribute to the group [Constant et al.
		People who are embarrassed use pseudonyms, such as system administrators who are asking how to fix something with which they ought to be familiar.
		People who are revealing extremely personal data (as in alt.support.depression) or who are discussing matters of dubious legality (as in rec.drugs.psychedelic) often use anonymous remailers.
	smg.media.mit.edu /people/Judith/Identity/IdentityDeception.html (13956 words)

	Cold Fusion Returns to MIT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Unfortunately, many people still believe that the claims of a new, clean, abundant energy source and nuclear reactions occurring near room temperature were quickly and definitively disposed of by the careful work of scientists at MIT in the spring of 1989.
		MIT students and alumni/ae may need to become catalysts that move faculty members and administration in the right direction, away from the present untenable position of denying well-established experimental facts and the theoretical developments by professors such as Peter L. Hagelstein and Keith H. Johnson, formerly of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering.
		MIT chose— and is continuing to choose— defense of its existing professional support from the Federal government over meticulously documented evidence of a new scientific field and the pathway to revolutionary technologies.
	www.infinite-energy.com /iemagazine/issue47/mit.html (3381 words)

	Dance Review: SP@MIT
		Even though it made sense for the DMC to wait until there was a decent-sized crowd before letting people onto the dance floor so that the place didn't look dead as people trickled in, many of the people who had come itching to dance had complaints about having to wait.
		However, there were quite a few people who did not find the music to their taste, and left soon after the start of his set.
		It was a unique experience for all of us." Kheifets agrees, that although the dancing was different from what she normally does it was "very interesting," and that the transition between their dance and the rest of the dancing was very smooth.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V119/N8/spamit.8a.html (990 words)

	EVAT Report - MIT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		In contemplating what MIT could be like in the future, it is important to base the vision on a realistic assessment of its strengths and weaknesses.
		MIT's admissions are highly competitive, both at the undergraduate level and for every department at the graduate level.
		The committee's vision of MIT's potential use of advanced technologies for education is consistent with this description of its strengths and weaknesses.
	eddie.mit.edu /fred/report/mit.html (454 words)

	Wired 11.09: MIT Everyware
		When MIT announced to the world in April 2001 that it would be posting the content of some 2,000 classes on the Web, it hoped the program - dubbed OpenCourseWare - would spur a worldwide movement among educators to share knowledge and improve teaching methods.
		MIT administrators and professors are quick to note that the Web is no substitute for the experience of learning in a top-tier academic setting.
		MIT signed a deal to authorize and vet the translations, and the first 25 courses will be available this month.
	www.wired.com /wired/archive/11.09/mit_pr.html (2973 words)

	MIT Admissions \| Blog Entry: "MIT women"
		MIT investigated and found that they were, and began taking steps to remedy the situation.
		The fact that MIT is a science and engineering school, and even progressive people have this weird mental roadblock against women who get excited about test tubes and servos.
		Some women at MIT join groups like the Society of Women Engineers or the Association for Women Students (Bryan and Mitra -- is it still active now that Rose has graduated?); some people take courses in Women's Studies, join sororities, or go to the regular coffee and snacks events for women at MIT.
	www.mitadmissions.org /topics/life/women_at_mit/mit_women.shtml (1743 words)

	IHTFP Hack Gallery: CP Car on the Great Dome (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		People first began noticing the hack early in the morning, just before sunrise, when passers by spotted the flashing lights on top of the building.
		Local people, reporters, and camera crews began to gather around 8, smiling, talking, taking pictures, and just generally watching as MIT Physical Plant began the slow dismantling of the car.
		AP story (available on the Web to MIT people via Athena) spread to newspapers around the globe, from California to Korea and even Israel.
	hacks.mit.edu /Hacks/by_year/1994/cp_car (446 words)

	Program People - MIT MKI EPO
		Kathryn Flanagan is a research scientist at MIT and a member of the instrument team that built and calibrated the High Energy Transmission Grating Spectrometer on board the Chandra X-Ray Observatory.
		It was at MIT that she began her work in X-ray astronomy, and for her senior thesis tested an instrument that flew on an earlier X-ray satellite, the Einstein Observatory.
		In her work, Irene is able to combine a background in physics and astrophysics, with an interdisciplinary approach to science learning and a strong commitment to promote science learning outside of the traditional classroom.
	space.mit.edu /CSR/outreach/People.html (689 words)

	MIT Sloan MBA Program - Student Life
		Come to MIT Sloan expecting the most powerful intellectual experience of your life, and you won't be disappointed.
		Whether you're interested in finance or fishing, art museums or arbitrage, marketing or the future of the Middle East, you're sure to find a community of people at MIT Sloan who not only share your enthusiasm but can introduce you to entirely new interests as well.
		MIT Sloan Professor Ed Schein traces the rise and fall of Digital Equipment Corporation in his latest book DEC is Dead, Long Live DEC.
	mitsloan.mit.edu /mba/experience/index.php (245 words)

	MIT IHTFP Hack Gallery
		MIT usually refers to a clever, benign, and "ethical" prank or practical joke, which is both challenging for the perpetrators and amusing to the MIT community (and sometimes even the rest of the world!).
		The student curators of the MIT Hack Gallery have been busy tooling on classes and are way behind on keeping these pages up to date.
		April 23, 2003 Hundreds of gnomes of various sizes and appearances have invaded and infested the W20-575 Athena cluster in the MIT student center.
	hacks.mit.edu /Hacks (1038 words)

	Tranches de vie d'Annie au MIT.
		People are nice everywhere, but there always were some weird silences when I went to other dorms: once the basic questions were asked (where are you from, where are you temped, what do you want to major in, do you like MIT so far), it seems there was nothing else to play.
		That's not the case in East Campus: people (from all the floors I've seen so far) are always glad to chat with you about random things (what to do with a hamster dead since March, Law and Order, how to elevate a floor, what crazy things are being built for Rush, etc.).
		People always seem very happy to see you and glad that they can share some of your passions with you.
	blogs.mit.edu /CS/blogs/annie/rss.aspx (2983 words)

	UWM Copy: The cgiemail home page
		This is a local copy of the MIT cgiemail home page that corresponds to the version (1.6) we use at UWM.
		It is advantageous to give it away, because people outside MIT are often the best testers of the software.
		Another good reason for giving software away is that it provides an example that encourages other people to freely share their own software, some of which may be useful to MIT.
	www.uwm.edu /People/WWW/cgiemail/MIT_doc (502 words)

	Public Access FAQ: DSpace: MIT Libraries
		If you’re a recent MIT graduate and have access to the file that your paper thesis was printed from, you can convert this file to PDF and send it to the MIT Libraries to add to DSpace.
		If you are affiliated with MIT but are unable to print, please fill out the DSpace Help form.
		MIT theses cannot be printed by those not affiliated with MIT, although they can be downloaded to be read on your computer.
	libraries.mit.edu /dspace-mit/about/public-faq.html (1165 words)

	MIT Libraries Capital Campaign Planning Discussion Summary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		All MIT departments were asked to identify potential campaign priorities, using whatever methodology they felt appropriate.
		The MIT Libraries chose to utilize a high involvement process, providing the opportunity for all staff to contribute to the process and put forth their ideas.
		People (staff, faculty, researchers, students) will need to continually update and develop their knowledge and skills in order to keep up with a constantly evolving technology.
	macfadden.mit.edu:9500 /campaign (6067 words)

	Advisors
		At MIT there are two kinds of advisors, academic advisors and thesis advisors.
		MIT in general gives its students a lot more freedom than most schools can afford to.
		It's important to get a variety of people who will regularly review your work, because it's very easy to mislead yourself (and often your advisor as well) into thinking you are making progress when you are not, and so zoom off into outer space.
	www.cs.indiana.edu /mit.research.how.to/section3..html (1469 words)

	Getting connected
		There are people in the lab who are into scholarship and whose cabinets are quite comprehensive.
		People tend to work nights in our lab, and so go for dinner in loose groups.
		Outside people can spread the news about your work, invite you to give talks, tell you about the atmosphere and personalities at a site, introduce you to people, help you find a summer job, and so forth.
	www.cs.indiana.edu /mit.research.how.to/section3.4.html (1204 words)

	April ‘Teen People’ : Features MIT Freshman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		With his brown eyes, brown hair, and medium stature, most people who meet Alfred F. Ciffo III ’06 might think he is just a typical college freshman.
		Ciffo’s next project after his time in the spotlight is to work on the continued expansion of the program to colleges across the nation and internationally, beginning with MIT.
		He is working to start a new MIT chapter of Teen Connect.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V123/N8/teen_people.8f.html (536 words)

	MIT Club of Boston Committee: Entrepreneurs
		MIT Entrepreneurship Committee is looking for experienced web developers from MIT to assist in the development and deployment of a web portal site for the MIT entrepreneur community.
		Along with MIT in general, the MIT Club of Boston's Entrepreneurship Committee exists to support and further strengthen this record of achievement by building up our community of MIT alumni technologists, innovators, and entrepreneurs and establishing ties with other entrepreneurs and resources outside our community.
		One of these emerging activities is an MIT New Venture Starter Series geared towards people who are very interested in starting a company but who have not reached the point yet where they are ready to do it.
	alumweb.mit.edu /clubs/boston/entrepreneurs (1653 words)

	Humanoid Robotics Group People (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I am the director of the MIT Artificial Intelligence Lab, the founder of the humanoid robotics group, and the thesis advisor to all the grad students working on these projects.
		I am assistant to the director of the AI Lab and webmaster for the Humanoid Robotics Group as well as for the AI Lab.
		I am exploring walking styles and motor control as techniques for enhancing these interactions and believe that robot autonomy is essential for rewarding robot-human relationships.
	www.ai.mit.edu /projects/humanoid-robotics-group/people.html (816 words)

	openDOOR: MIT Working in the World, March 2002
		MIT's commitment to creating knowledge and practical applications that improve the wellbeing of people and the planet is felt worldwide.
		MIT people influence diverse worlds touched by science and technology--space and deep sea exploration, computing and new media, bioengineering and nanotechnology, and learning innovations both near and distant.
		MIT has, admittedly, a historic commitment to useful work.
	alumweb.mit.edu /opendoor/200203 (307 words)

	MIT EAPS: People by Topic
		These structures are not rigid and meant only as a loose guide to bodies of study.
		Click on a topic to obtain a list of EAPS people working in the designated area.
		Because of the interdisciplinary nature of the work we do, people often appear in more than one list.
	eapsweb.mit.edu /people/topic.asp (65 words)

	Learn Lisp From MIT—for Free!!!
		Well, now you're in luck, thanks to MIT's willingness to embrace the ideologies of the open source community in their classrooms.
		The reason I am bringing up this website and all its amazing possibilities in my blog is due to the fact that alongside of offering class materials in the humanities, business, and biology (to name just a few) this website also offers some really great material in the area of computer science.
		That class, in MIT's extremely strange numbering scheme (there's some foreshadowing for ya), is known as 6.001 or "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs".
	www.onlamp.com /pub/wlg/8397 (1172 words)

	MIT people, what were your scores?
		From my school, 2 people (breaking a 7 year trend of no Pton acceptances) were accepted at Princeton, both girls...1 is valedictorian of my class who sent in phenomenal artwork and won national awards for piano.
		Yet, loads of people in my class applied to these 3 schools w/ better stats than the people who got in...some even had what seemed like better extracurricular activities.
		Ich schaue Brown an....aber ich bin auch 95% sicher, dass ich zu MIT gehen werde.
	www.collegeconfidential.com /discus/messages/8/61311.html (2716 words)

	CSAIL Biography
		He has been with CSAIL and before that the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory since 1967.
		Professor Winston is working on a major new research and educational effort, the Human Intelligence Enterprise, which will bring together and focus research from several fields, including Computer Science, Systems Neuroscience, Cognitive Science, and Linguistics.
		MIT Graduate Student Council - Graduate Teaching Award 2006
	www.csail.mit.edu /biographies/PI/bioprint.php?PeopleID=2005 (377 words)

	Rooftops
		It should allow people to join the Internet generally without recourse to wireline carriers, and without substantial work beyond the purchase and installation of the node.
		MIT Roofnet is an experimental rooftop wireless network testbed for the Grid Ad-Hoc Networking Project in development at MIT LCS 's Parallel and Distributed Operating Systems group.
		The MIT Wireless Forum is part of the non-profit MIT Club of Boston and MIT Club of New York and seeks to provide a forum for everyone interested in the world of "wireless" to come together once each month to hear from leaders of industry and academia.
	rooftops.media.mit.edu (978 words)

	CSAIL Biography
		He is currently serving as the Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT.
		Grimson currently heads the Computer Vision Group of MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, which has pioneered state of the art systems for activity and behavior recognition, object and person recognition, image database indexing, image guided surgery, site modeling and many other areas of computer vision.
		Grimson is a Fellow of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI), a Fellow of the IEEE, and was awarded the Bose Award for Excellence in Teaching in the School of Engineering at MIT.
	www.csail.mit.edu /biographies/PI/bioprint.php?PeopleID=2008 (218 words)

	About the SIPB Webserver
		Digitized copies of your MIT Card photo are now available; to get a copy, bring a blank, PC-formatted 3.5" floppy disk to the MIT Card Office (E32-200).
		You will be required to sign a release form authorizing the MIT Card Office to copy your photo onto disk.
		Eric got bored of people sending him mail asking for an image transparentization package for every random operating system known to man, so he wrote TransWeb.
	stuff.mit.edu /history.html (1141 words)

	DSpace Help: DSpace: MIT Libraries
		If you are not from MIT and are asking about access or registration, the following may be of help to you:
		Printable PDF files of MIT theses are only available to current MIT faculty, students, and staff with valid MIT web certificates installed.
		Once you have found the thesis that you are looking for, select the "Preview Open to All" bitstream at the bottom of the page in the gray box.
	libraries.mit.edu /dspace-mit/info/dspace-help.html (321 words)

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