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Article #3MIT Cable Television Schedule, October 2 - 21
From: MIT Cable Television
Date: Fri, 01 Oct 1999 00:00
Date: Fri, 01 Oct 1999 00:00
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Visit our schedule on the web at:
http://web.mit.edu/mitcable/www/schedule.html
Programs scheduled for Channel 8 are also available on StreaMIT, MIT
Cable's channel on the web. Programs typically replay continuously,
24 hours/day, until the next scheduled program. For details, please
see:
http://web.mit.edu/mitcable/www/streamit.html
Channel 12: "Today at MIT" - a listing of MIT events. To submit your
event listings for this channel, send email to <tv-messages@mit.edu>.
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Saturday, October 2
Channel 9
6:30-6:50pm--Rededication of Baker House residence hall; President
Vest, moderator.
Tuesday, October 5
Channel 8
4-5:30pm--Live coverage of the MTL VLSI Seminar: "Clocked Storage
Elements" Hamid Partovi, Advanced Micro Devices.
Channel 9
1-3pm--Apple Special Event.
Wednesday, October 6
Channel 8
11am-12:30pm--Live coverage of the EECS/RLE Seminar Series on Optics
and Quantum Electronics: "Wavelength Division Multiplexed (WDM)
Communication Systems" Martin Zirngibl, Lucent Technologies, Bell
Laboratories.
4:15-6pm--Live coverage of "God and Computers" Lecture 1:
"Introduction. Why I am unqualified to give these lectures. Why the
lectures might be interesting anyw ay. The 3:16 project, a turning
point in my life." Donald E. Knuth, Professor Emeritus of The Art of
Computer Programming, Stanford University.
Wednesday, October 13
Channel 8
11am-12:30pm--Live coverage of the EECS/RLE Seminar Series on Optics
and Quantum Electronics: "The NGI On-Ramp Testbed: Regional Access WDM
Technology for the Next Generation Internet" Nan Froberg, MIT Lincoln
Laboratory.
4:15-6pm--Live coverage of "God and Computers" Lecture 2:
"Randomization and Religion. The advantages of unbiased sampling as a
way to gain insight into a complicated subject. Dangers to avoid when
using this approach." Donald E. Knuth, Professor Emeritus of The Art
of Computer Programming, Stanford University.
Monday, October 18
Channel 8
4-5:30pm--Live coverage of the MIT-EECS Colloquium: "Satellite-based
Meteorological Observations" David Staelin, M.I.T., EECS, RLE, Lincoln
Laboratory.
Tuesday, October 19
Channel 8
4-5:30pm--Live coverage of the MTL VLSI Seminar: "Low Voltage and High
Performance Organic Thin Film Transistors" Christos Dimitrakopolous,
IBM Research.
Wednesday, October 20
Channel 8
11am-12:30pm--Live coverage of the EECS/RLE Seminar Series on Optics
and Quantum Electronics: "Tunable Optical Components for the Telecom
Industry" Daryoosh Vakhshoori, CoreTek.
Thursday, October 21
Channel 8
3:30-5pm--Live coverage of the LCS Distinguished Lecturer Series:
"IT2: An Information Technology Initiative for the 21st Century" Dr.
Ruzena Bacsy, National Science Foundation.
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