Daniel Barkowitz | September 17, 2008
"Happy constitution day..."
Today marks Constitution Day, a day when we (as well as many institutions of higher education in the country) celebrate the birthday of the US Constitution....
For more on thie day (and some fun links, including a link to a Tech Editorial talking about how the US Constitution fits in to classes at MIT, and a pointer to Schoolhouse Rock), click here. This will take you to my first blog post about Constitution Day.
Also, you should drop by the Student Services Center today to pick up your own free copy of the Constitution (pocket-sized). We will be handing these out all day (or until supplies last... you know the drill).
Happy Constitution Day! Have you hugged your own founding father (or mother) today? What do you plan to do to celebrate? For some great ideas, see the Constitution Center's home page.
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FIRST!!! ZOMG!!!11!11
Posted by: mauritian_guy on September 17, 2008 10:48 AM
Second W00T!
Posted by: Ehsan on September 17, 2008 04:01 PM
I am reapplying for the freshman year 2009 and am an international applicant. I would like to know by when can i register again for my MyMit account?
Please reply
Posted by: Shubhang Tandon on September 18, 2008 11:54 AM
Gah! I cannot believe missed the handing out of the constitutions. Do you still have them? I lost my copy. Can I have one if I sing you the preamble?
Posted by: Andrew Farrell on September 20, 2008 01:24 AM
I have the same problem as Shubhang. It is impossible to reapply with the old account, but I am not allowed to create a new account with the same personal info until the first one is deleted from the database.
Please help, there is only a month for EA applicants.
The one-stop shop for information on the U.S. Constitution:
http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html
Posted by: Philip on September 21, 2008 01:39 PM
I don't know the answer to this question, but I will check tomorrow and post the reply here...
Posted by: Daniel T. Barkowitz on September 23, 2008 05:43 PM
