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Where can we see the articles that caused all the trouble?
Angel
26 Jul 09 at 12:16 am
The articles aren’t digitized, but you can find copies of the “Men of MIT” article and materials relating to the ensuing controversy in the research collection at the MIT Museum. The entire run of Thursday is also available on paper or microfilm at the Institute Archives.
ariel
28 Jul 09 at 11:24 am
As Thursday’s “arts reviewer” AND a housemate of one of the guys rated “****” in that “Men of MIT” article, I think Thursday deserves a nod for offering students a decided alternative to “The Tech!” (Isn’t that Daniel P. Dern in that photo?)
Michael Dortch '77
9 Oct 09 at 12:20 pm