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+===== MIT Faculty Position =====
+The Physics Department of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is
+seeking to make junior faculty appointments in high-energy/nuclear
+theory.  Candidates will be considered who are doing research at
+energy scales from QCD through the standard model to the Planck scale,
+including those working at the interfaces with cosmology and
+astrophysics and those working on physics relevant for the LHC.
+Candidates will be evaluated on the basis of potential contribution to
+both the research programs carried out in the Center for Theoretical
+Physics, and to the undergraduate and graduate teaching programs of
+the Department of Physics.  Current faculty in the Center for
+Theoretical Physics span a broad range of interests, including QCD,
+electroweak physics, unification, cosmology, and string theory.
+Faculty members at MIT teach undergraduate and graduate physics
+courses, serve as mentors and advisors, and oversee students'
+research projects.  Candidates must show promise in teaching as
+well as in research.  Preference will be given to applicants at
+the Assistant Professor level.  Applicants should submit by
+regular mail a curriculum vitae (include email address), a
+publications list, a brief description of research interests and
+goals, and should have at least three letters of reference sent
+directly to:
+    Professor Washington Taylor
+    Center for Theoretical Physics, 6-317
+Massachusetts Avenue
+    Cambridge, MA
+-4307
+The deadline for applications is November 12, 2007.  MIT is an
+Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity employer.  Women and
+minority candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.