News

• GSC Group Calls Emergency Meeting
• Arts Provost Harris to Resign
• Grad Dean Perkins Will Leave Position
• Higginbotham to Deliver MLK Address
• Provost Closes Lowell School, Cites Shortage of Resources
• Former Provost John Deutch May Take Job as CIA Chief
• Police Log

World and Nation

• News Briefs, part 1
• News Briefs, part 2
• Japan Quake Toll Hits 1,800; Hundreds More Still Missing
• Christopher Hints Chechnya War Could Hurt Aid to Russia
• PBS Should Spend Money on Privatization, Says Gingrich
• Federal Case Could Impact Future of Affirmative Action
• Weather

Columns

• Spring Today, Gone Tomorrow, Here Comes the Winter
• Housing Recommendations Hurt Ashdown Community

Letters to the Editor

• Editorial Comment Shifts Ground
• SHPC Editorial Ignores Graduate Students
• Safety Issues Give New Graduate Dorm Idea No Appeal
• FSF Denies Involvement in Finding Cracker
• Earlier Letter Decrying Crime Not Meant to Offend

Arts

• Altman lacks vision but has fun in Ready to Wear
• Veruca Salt rides the MTV wave with American Thighs
• Kieslowski's Red brilliantly concludes French trilogy

Sports

• Men's Basketball Extends Home Winning Streak
• An Analysis of the Pre-Super Bowl NFL and More

Photographs

Yueh Z. Lee--The Tech
Professor Henry C. McBay signs copies of Henry C. McBay: A Chemical Festschrift, a book about his period as the Institute's first Martin Luther King Visiting Scholar in 1991. McBay spoke at a ceremony on Saturday in McCormick Hall celebrating Monday's holiday and the inauguration of the MLK Visiting Professors Program.