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INTRODUCTION/HACKING 1.000H
2011
Overview
In 1914, MIT chose the beaver as its mascot from the pages ofMr. Hornaday’s Book on the Animals of North America. Lester Gardner (Class of 1898) explained why its candidacy was uncontested: “Of all the animals in the world,” he said, reading straight from Hornaday, “the beaver is noted for his engineering and mechanical skills and habits of industry. [He is] nocturnal, he does his best work in the dark.”
Regardless of superficial changes to campus culture, such as the introduction of computers or mobile phones, the MIT animal has remained true to Hornaday’s description at the turn of
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The MIT Press,MIT Press
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ISBN
0262515849, 9780262515849
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