Take Me Back to Tech

I'm not an expert on MIT history, I just think it's neat. Corrections are appreciated. Lyrics taken from the 1998 online edition of How to Get Around MIT.

Take Me Back to Tech

I wish that I were back again at Tech on Boylston Street,
Dressed in my dinky uniform so dapper and so neat.
I'm crazy after calculus, I never had enough;
It's hard to be dragged away so young,
It was horribly awfully tough!
Hurrah for Technology, 'ology 'ology oh,
Glorious old Technology, 'ology 'ology oh!
Back in the days that were free from care in the 'ology varsity shop,
With nothing to do but analyze air in an anemometrical top.
The differentiation of the trigonometric pow'rs
The constant pi that made me sigh in those happy days of ours.
Hurrah for Technology, 'ology 'ology oh,
Glorious old Technology, 'ology 'ology oh!
Take me back on a special train to that glorious institute,
I yearn for the inspiration of a technological toot.
I'd shun the quizzical physical profs the chapel and all that,
But how I'd love to go again on a scientific bat.
Hurrah for Technology, 'ology 'ology oh,
Glorious old Technology, 'ology 'ology oh!
M-A-S-S-A-C-H-U-S-E-T-T-S
(and)
I-N-S-T-I-T-U-T-E-O-F-T-E
(but)
C-H-N-O-L-O-G and Y comes after G
(and what does that spell?)
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology!
Hey!

At Logs concerts, the song is often preceded by Arise, oh Sons of MIT, a short song with a very lyrical melody. The two pieces are sung together with only a tempo change to separate them, so it is unclear if they are one song or two.

Arise, oh Sons of MIT begins as follows:
Arise oh sons of MIT,
In loyal brotherhood,
the future...
(There are one or two more lines but I can't remember them at the moment.)

I found the full song, it is now noded at Arise all Sons of MIT, minus the comments on the Logs way of performing it.

The logs then segue into Take Me Back to Tech, which has a faster, more staccato, rhythm.