MIT: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

By rss@youtube.com (jzzsxm) The MIT Marching Band performs the MIT drinking song for MIT's President, Susan Hockfield, during CPW 2008. Author: jzzsxm Keywords: MIT Marching Band Susan Hockfield CPW 2008 Added: April 12, 2008

By Matt McGann '00 Similarly, you may or may not have the opportunity to have one of those real great conversations with professors. If it doesn't happen, don't be too disappointed; you're only here for two class days. When you're at MIT, you'll have many more opportunities to have meaningful interaction wi...

By Kim Hunter '86 Parent Reception with Parent Connectors and Alumni on Friday night at 5:00 pm Sponsored by the MIT Parents Association and the MIT Club of Boston, this reception is your chance to meet and mingle with Parent Connectors, Educational Counselors and other MIT Alumni. Presenters include Ph...

By Snively '11 Roses are Red Violets are Blue If I went to Harvard, I'd hate myself too I've got wonderful stories about Harvard that I'll be more than happy to tell you if you come to CPW, but our first story about Harvard is brought to you by, well, Harvard. Dear Zug, Yours Truly, MIT

By Bryan O. '07 Since this is ostensibly a CPW entry, I guess I should talk about my CPW. Overall, my CPW was pretty tame. Keep in mind this is saying tame for CPW - this is a lot like saying west campus people are normal (they are, for MIT). the housing/dining info session

By Paul B. '11 I ended up obtaining another shirt from the Arab Students' Organization (ASO). This one is my favorite shirt since it spells “Massachusetts Institute of Technology” in Arabic. Yeah, you wish you had one of these. While on the subject of the ASO, let me go off on a tangent and say that I am very im...

By Paul B. '11 A lot can happen in a semester, especially a semester at MIT. In retrospect, I realize that - in spite of reading the blogs, in spite of talking to upperclassmen and alumni, in spite of going to CPW - I really had very little idea of what college life is like. People talk a lot about the "transitio...