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Student critically injured, seven police hurt in dorm fire

April 12, 2000

Two appointed to oversee major construction projects

March 29, 2000

Firehouse to become a hotel

March 15, 2000

The Stata Center ground-breaking group included (left to right) Provost Robert A. Brown, senior lecturer Christopher J. Terman, donor J. William Poduska Sr., Corporation chairman Alexander V. d'Arbeloff, donors Maria Stata and Raymond Stata, President Charles M. Vest, donor Alexander Dreyfoos Jr. and Carolyn Dreyfoos.

Stata Center breaks ground

March 8, 2000

New undergraduate dorm to be delayed by appeal

March 8, 2000

MIT considering NW30 for graduate housing

February 16, 2000

Traffic routes change to East Garage, annex lot

February 16, 2000

MIT addresses concerns of neighbors on new dorm

February 2, 2000

Ryan Pradit, 9, of Portsmouth, NH, holds the internal part of an actual NASA spacesuit while Donald W. Rethke ("Dr. Flush") explains how the tube-filled suit works to keep an astronant both warm and cool at the same time.

Kids learn about astronaut life and meet 'Dr. Flush'

February 2, 2000

Oil spills at cogen facility

January 26, 2000

The food trucks formerly near East Garage have been relocated to a spot adjacent to Building 68.

Preparations begin for construction of the Stata Center

January 12, 2000

Bartoses give $1M for visualization center

November 17, 1999

Richard Simmons of Allegheny Teledyne pledges $20 million to new dorm at MIT

November 17, 1999

Construction will begin next year on the new residence hall for 350 students who will live in 10 different houses. The building, designed by Steven Holl of New York in assocaition with Perry, Dean, Rogers and Partners of Boston, will be across fom Briggs Field on Vassar St. It is 380 feet long, 55 feet wide and 10 stories tall. It will have communal space on the first floor, including a meeting ro...

Alumnus Simmons pledges $20 million for new dormitory

November 17, 1999

In a light-hearted tribute, the Sloan School treated William A. Porter (whose innovations in electronic trading helped make ticker tape obsolete) and his wife Joan to a Wall Street-style "ticker tape" ceremony at the sound of a mock trading bell on October 28 in the Tang Center.

E*Trade's Porter gives $25 million for new building

November 3, 1999