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MIT students are also notorious [http://hacks.mit.edu/Hacks/ hackers].
 
MIT students are also notorious [http://hacks.mit.edu/Hacks/ hackers].
  
In [[2013]], new SEAS dean [[Mary Boyce]] came over from MIT.
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In [[2013]], new SEAS dean [[Mary Boyce]] came over from MIT. Since half the SEAS student body wanted to go to MIT but didn't get in, this decision made student very happy; they could have the benefit of MIT's dean running things, and the Columbia benefit of having friends who don't major in STEM.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 04:46, 17 August 2013

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (also known as the Institute of Soldier Nanotechnologies[1]) is like a giant SEAS, made worse because it lacks a proper city to balance out its nerdiness.

Consequently, MIT is known for its frats, suicides, and gambling addiction. Having exhausted all known student council casino nights in their region, math-savvy MIT nerds will typically set their sights on ripping off Vegas.

Occasionally, the faculty become bored with this spectacle and make attempts to encroach on humanities disciplines...with predictably laughable results.

MIT students are also notorious hackers.

In 2013, new SEAS dean Mary Boyce came over from MIT. Since half the SEAS student body wanted to go to MIT but didn't get in, this decision made student very happy; they could have the benefit of MIT's dean running things, and the Columbia benefit of having friends who don't major in STEM.

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