Moments at MIT Sloan

... as seen and heard by an MBA student.

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Last walk to MIT as a student. #MIT2014

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Now that I've filibustered enough, I've finally figured out the answer to your question.

Professor Arnie Barnett

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The central limit theorom and the chi-squared test. These are all you need for a happy life.

Professor Arnie Barnett

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Let us show how sophisticated we are by drawing a matrix.

Professor Arnie Barnett

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I'm not saying that you're wrong. (I'm just implying it.)

Professor Arnie Barnett

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If I misrepresent what you say, just be quiet.

Professor Arnie Barnett

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If you're going to work at a goddamn company, you may as well run it.

Howard Anderson

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The contrarians are often right

Howard Anderson

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I procrastinate by doing 'work'

James Saunderson, MIT EECS PhD Candidate

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The plural of anecdote is data.

Prof Erik Brynjolffson

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Ignorance is a disease. Data is the cure.

KC Kern (MBA 14)

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Jeez. Louise.... Akshay.

Catherine Halaby (MBA '14)

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There's too much homework. It's getting in the way of my life.

- Catherine Halaby (MBA '14)

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Re-imagining online learning at the MIT Media Lab

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MIT Media Lab

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Humans are great at seeing patterns, sometimes even when they don't exist.

Professor Erik Brynjolfsson