Competition promotes innovations in research
Students showcase research for the Siemens Competition, a national research competition for high school students.
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Global Entrepreneurship Week encourages student innovation
Between 10 and 15 businesses are launched out of Carnegie Mellon each year, nearly half started entirely by students.
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Looking at a different kind of science fiction: Portrait of a call girl as a scientific researcher
Belle de Jour recently revealed herself to be Dr. Brooke Magnanti, developmental neurotoxologist, cancer epidemiologist, and apparent literary figure.
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Men’s soccer makes NCAA history but falls to Calvin 1–2
If you weren’t at Gesling Stadium last Friday evening, you missed out on a very memorable night at Carnegie Mellon University.
Sci/Tech »
How Things Work: Solar sails
Solar sails can capture the energy from light to propel spacecraft without the need of other fuels.
Mayor Ravenstahl responds to “fair share tax” controversy, ICA unanimous rejection
The debate over Mayor Ravenstahl’s proposed “fair share” tuition tax plan continued in earnest last week.
Republican leaders embody stereotypes
With the release of Sarah Palin's autobiography and Levi Johnston's photos in Playgirl, the Republican Party has a lot to worry about.
Lemons and java — easy exotic treats
With this week’s food theme, give these tasty lemonade cake and java brownie recipes a try.