Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Technique Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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ome to gs, the d looks ilace to feature t likely : engin- lls have hamed, mat you ies, big idividu- : people onality. -v notice atically. appeal 5 which policy i ualized W Z 1, -1 M ,..y WE PRE , TECH TODAY. Nve devote this section to Technology: a kodachrome of the Great Court in the spring, an introductory view of Tech life and a glimpse of those men who carry out the policies of the Institute. INSTITUTE ACTIVITIES. The governing bodies and the activities which are regulated by them. CLASSES. The four years of Technology expressed in terms of the four classes at the Institute. SOCIETIES. The recognition of merit and interest in engineering. ATHLETICS. An array of sports existing for the fun and recreation they give the participants. LIVING. The fraternities, dormitories and commuter,s club and the great part each of these groups plays in life at Tech. FACULTY. The men whose wisdom and guidance have helped us over many a hurdle. SENIORS. Pictures and biographies of the class for easy reference. DIRECTORY OF STUDENTS. Pertinent data concerning every student: graduate and undergraduate. 1 l - 1 al l ffmi' 'i ' ,lsfia-EEER

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TECH TODAY School has Changed a great deal these last few months Wars cause that sort of thing. Life in general at one moment will be all settled and at the next it will be in a complete turmoil. lt makes things a little tough, but no one really seems to mind Like every other person or group of persons in the Country, the fellows here at school have had to adjust themselves to the world situation in order that their efforts will be of real value to the country as a whole So that their services will be at the disposal of the nation somewhat sooner, the Class of 1942 is to be grad- uated from the Institute on April 27. This was in Com- pliance with the general statement issued by the Presi- dent in which he recommended that all student engineers be placed in industry as soon as possible. Tentatively it is planned that the junior class will continue its work at the Institute through the summer and fall and be gradu- Student designers collaborate in solving a problem in xnaehine design Under the great dome, students and faculty rnake use of one of the worltl's niost complete technological libraries