<p>can someone give me a link to pictures of the MIT campus and buildings thanks.</p>
<p>look around.</p>
<p>There are some pictures (plus a helpful map) on the MIT</a> Virtual Tour.</p>
<p>You can also see pictures of individual buildings if you click along far enough on the campus</a> map.</p>
<p>I would additionally suggest Google Earth for a larger-scale overview of campus.</p>
<p>EDIT: Oops, pebbles beat me to the campus map suggestion.</p>
<p>click the satellite button and zoom in</p>
<p>EDIT: ah, i see mollie has already suggested google maps</p>
<p>PICS OF MIT?!!!</p>
<p>The important bits of MIT!</p>
<p>JLP - thanks so much for posting this. The calendar looks really cool!</p>
<p>ewwww that is gross as heck</p>
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why? The pictures don't actually "show anything" beyond the fact that MIT women can be attractive. I'm a middle aged mom, and I liked it.</p>
<p>those rolls are not attractive.</p>
<p>How bout these rolls?</p>
<p>are these ok? please tell me soon your opinion means everything to me.</p>
<p>Is JLP in the calendar? We wonder.</p>
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those rolls are not attractive.
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what rolls? Are we looking at the same pictures??</p>
<p>ehh im kinda of a girly girl so to me those girls need a. a tan (not fake bake, but some sun once in while), b. makeup, c. go tone up in the gym - i dunno thats just my opinion</p>
<p>Im not saying all girls at MIT are like that cause hopefully ill be one of them next year : )</p>
<p>To each their own. Some of us feel most women are far more attractive without makeup, and may be happier later in life when their non-sun-baked skin is more likely to stay smooth and natural.</p>
<p>I agree with you about the gym being a good thing, though. ;)</p>
<p>how much sun do you think you're going to get in Mass. in January, when these photos were probably taken? The girls look pretty fit to me, although they aren't the kind of photos where you can be sure. They're definitely wearing make-up, although probably not the heavy kind that you're used to seeing on magazine models. Could your status as a waiting-to-hear applicant possibly be coloring your reaction to this? Anyway, good luck with your app, and I hope to see you in the next calendar.:)</p>
<p>I read once somewhere that in Boston (and in other cities around the world on the 42N latitude line), it is possible to stand outside naked all day during the winter and make not a single molecule of Vitamin D. True story.</p>
<p>Some of us are trying to win the war against skin cancer, both in and out of the lab! :D</p>
<p>Here at 57.02N we go backwards in regard to vitiman D all winter. Believe me skin cancer is low on our list of worries.</p>
<p>omg, i need sun, ill get a lamp if i have to.... nah its not coloring my reaction i just live in the south where people look really different in comparison to northerners. </p>
<p>LOL but i don't think i would that calender if I was given a million dollars. I dunno its an issue of modesty with me.</p>
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they are more covered up than models in fashion magazines, not to mention the pool. Perhaps you are from the Amish part of Texas? ;)</p>
<p>nah, she's from the action-verbs-deficient part of Texas.</p>