A is for:

Athletic - we participate in IM sports such as ice-hockey, volleyball, and tennis. Individuals have played MIT varsity sports in the past. Pick-up games of basketball, hall-ball (this involves a crazy no-fear attitude and a soccer ball in an enclosed area), and group visits to the weight room are common. We also have ROTC residents.

Academic - a variety of academic interests are represented within the entry. A sampling of the majors: 6, 15, 16, 7, 8, 9, and 14. Several of the academic organizations on campus have key members in the entry. For example:

• MURJ (MIT's Undergraduate Research Journal) was founded by an A-entry member and several other A-entry residents are contributors.
• MIT Debate Team's president for the spring term 2001 is an A-entry resident.
• The founder of MIT411.com (a popular campus resource) lives in our entry.

Artistic - Outside of academia, residents possess vocal talent, instrumental ability, dance (traditional Indian and modern hip-hop), photography, and design skills. A sampling of some clubs that a-entry people participate in: Technique (yearbook), MITSO (Symphony Orchestra), Dance Troupe, and the Chorallaries.

Active - we all get along real well and hang out in the suites. In addition to occasional study-breaks with food and fun, we make a point of going out to dinner (Vinny's, John Harvard's, Papparazi's) in Boston at least once a semester.

'A' can be for many things, but we can't possibly write it all down. We're nice people with eclectic interests and hope you drop by for a visit.

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