Volume 115 >> Issue 14 : Friday, March 24, 1995

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News

• Muh, Balsley Enjoy Strong Win in Elections
• Students Visit D.C. to Promote UROP
• Women Make Up 45 Percent of Admittees
• Athena Adds SGI Workstations
• Ten Interns Chosen for Technical Policy Program
• IS Discovers Packet Sniffer in Building 20
• Erratum

World and Nation

• Senate Approves Line-Item Veto Legislation, 69 to 29
• Violence Worsens in Karachi; Over 100 Killed This Month
• Calif. Governor Wilson Joins Republican Presidential Race
• Government Knew of Informer's Role in Slaying of U.S. Citizen
• Poll Shows That Most Americans Are Apposed to Affirmative Action
• News Briefs, part 1
• News Briefs, part 2
• Weather

Letters to the Editor

• Endorsement Editorial Criticized Too Much
• CC Reunion Went Well

Arts

• Friends recycles romantic cliches in an Irish setting
• On The Screen
• On The Town
• Reich program entrances audience with hypnotic repitition

Sports

• Volleyball Team Loses to Harvard
• Volleyball Club Slams Gordon in Three Straight Matches
• Celtics Retire Lewis's 32, And Jordan Should Take Back Old Number 23

Photographs

Sharon N. Young Pong--The Tech
Students march down Massachusetts Avenue yesterday as part of their protest against the Republican "Contract with America." The students waved their signs and banners at the passing cars, and many cars honked their honks in support of the students.

Sharon N. Young Pong--The Tech
"MIT Against the Contract" reads a banner directed towards passing cars on Massachusetts Avenue. The banner was carried by a student taking part in the protest march made by many student and concerned residents that started at 4:30 p.m. yesterday in Lobby 7.