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MASSACHUSETTS
MIT STRIKES AGAIN

Author: By James Stack, Globe Staff

Date: Sunday, October 25, 1987
Page: 50
Section: NATIONAL/FOREIGN

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology was celebrating the award of another Nobel Prize, the second in a week or so, to one of its faculty members. Robert M. Solow, a a distinguished economist, was awarded the 1987 Nobel Prize for Economics in recognition of pionering studies in ecnomic growth. Solow, 63, an institute professor at MIT, is a former president of the American Economic Association. The award came one week after Susumu Tonewaga, 48, who has been at MIT since 1981, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine for his research on the disease-fighting capacity of the body's immune system.

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