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The Alumni Association’s Slice of MIT blog offers a quick taste of Institute life—amazing discoveries, alumni stories, student life, and campus happenings—for alumni and readers interested in MIT. Students, faculty, and staff contribute to Slice. Send your comments and questions.

Faculty Voices

Patrick Henry Winston ’65, SM ’67, PhD ’70, Ford Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science, studies how vision, language, and motor faculties account for intelligence. His personal Web site depicts diverse interests in the future of artificial intelligence, how to speak well, naval research, and fraternities, sororities, and independent living groups (FSILGs).

Alumni Association Office of Communications Voices

Nancy DuVergne Smith, editorial director, has served as a senior writer/editor at universities, newspapers, and a magazine. She teaches writing for the Web. Hobbies include reading the longest novels published in English and watercolor painting.

Amy Marcott, web writer/editor, has written for consumer, trade, and university publications and has a background in marketing, teaching, and creative writing. She is currently at work on a novel and also enjoys reading in her spare time. And watching too much TV.

Jay London, web, print and multimedia writer, is a devout Bostonian with a professional background in marketing for higher education. He enjoys following Boston sports teams and spending time with his wife and son. His favorite book is J. Anthony Lukas’s Common Ground.

Special thanks to artist Paul Montie who originally created the slice of toast with MIT letters.

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