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[ad_1] When Mike Koval, the police chief of Madison, Wisconsin, abruptly resigned on a Sunday in September 2019, the community’s…

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Serving as “a strengthening aid to good”

[ad_1] “At MIT, we believe that public service can be – and should be as powerful, meaningful, and intelligent as…

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Ntchito yamtsogolo

[ad_1] Ndemanga za Mkonzi: Mu 2020, MIT Task Force idapanga zambiri lipoti pa Ntchito Yamtsogolo. Kuyambira pamenepo, mliri wapadziko lonse…

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Looking to the bright future of Seattle

[ad_1] In 1982, after Lynn Best ’69 joined the Seattle City Light team, his team faced an immediate challenge: to…

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Bonsai skills, according to engineers

[ad_1] Julian Adams fondly remembers the first time he saw a bonsai. He was walking in a flower garden when…

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School teachers in real-life practice of rural education

[ad_1] When Jesse Solomon ’91 began teaching at a middle school in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in the 1990’s, he was devastated.…

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Powers from the world, of the world

[ad_1] Geothermal power is a reliable source of energy that is reduced by materials including the need to find plants…

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Promoting access to healthy, fast food

[ad_1] Cassandria Campbell, MCP ’11, is showing interest in food for her first summer project working with Food Project on…

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Raj Tahil ’81 and Mary Jo Wrenn

[ad_1] Raj Tahil commends MIT for starting his business. “I learned to view stress as an exciting opportunity,” says the…

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Campus demonstration

[ad_1] “Leslie Thornton: Start Again, Again, “At the MIT List Center until February 13, is the first exhibition of solo…

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