MIT Getting Millions For Digital TV Deal

MIT will receive $30 million from Dolby Laboratories, the result of Dolby’s selection as the national standard for digital television audio in the U.S. and a subsequent lawsuit settlement.

Wrongful Death Suit Against MIT Filed By Parents of Richard Guy

The parents of Richard A. Guy Jr. ’99 filed a wrongful death suit against MIT, one day before the three-year statute of limitations would have expired.

New 8.02 to Incorporate TEAL Teaching Techniques

Starting this spring, Physics II will leave its old lecture format behind for a new teaching style modeled after the Technology Enabled Active Learning (TEAL) version of the class offered in the fall.

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Student Center to Get DDR Machine

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