Student applies IE to charitable work
Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere (CARE) is one of the world’s leading humanitarian organizations dedicated to combating and eliminating issues in global suffering such...
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“Love Your Body Month” debuts at Tech
On the shelves of every store you enter, there is bound to be a rack containing glossy, high fashion magazines. And on every slick page...
Students host blood drive with Red Cross
Last Thursday, Jan. 24, the American Red Cross Club held its annual January Blood Drive. Tech sponsors for the event included Mobilizing Opportunity for Volunteer...
The ailing economy: Students discuss potential effects
In his State of the Union address Monday night, President George W. Bush announced a $150 billion proposal to stimulate the ever-slowing economy. Over the...
Guest lectures on true hauntings
The Student Programs Council Ideas and Issues Committee hosted one of its more unique guests last Thursday when Loyd Aurebach, the Director of the Office...
Tech plans to open new international campus in India
In the summer of 2007, the Institute signed a letter of understanding with the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh in order to be able to...
Frank Warren discusses his PostSecret project
It’s no secret that Frank Warren’s community art project PostSecret is a big deal. The concept is simple, and anyone can participate: just create a...
Tech competes in skydiving competition
Over winter break the Tech Sport Parachute Club made a 30-hour drive to Eloy, Ariz. for the United States Parachute Association (USPA) National Collegiate Parachuting...
Students raise funds for charity marathon
In the early morning of Jan. 3, 2008, Tech lost a beloved Jacket. Sara Keene, a fourth-year Materials Science and Engineering major, passed away due...
MAC vs. PC
With the widespread use of computers and the implementation of the Student Computer Ownership (SCO) initiative at Tech, students have plenty of choices when deciding...
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF an admissions officer
Although it may seem like a distant memory now for some, nearly everyone at Tech has been through the college admissions process. This year, Tech...
CMF returns to Tech with new categories, prizes
Spring not only marks the beginning of Hollywood’s award season, but also awards season for college filmmakers across the country. Campus Movie Fest (CMF) kicked...
Students discuss possibilities for 2008 general elections
In the midst of a chaotic start to a new semester, the 2008 presidential race is in full swing. With only one caucus and one...
Rubik’s Cubes return as a modern phenomenon
The rise of commercially available high-speed internet led to a revolution in online do-it-yourself projects. People quickly learned things from tying a tie to cooking...