Volume 115 >> Issue 17 : Tuesday, April 11, 1995

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News

• Provost Wrighton to Head Washington Univ.
  Will Leave to Assume Chancellorship in St. Louis after 23 Years at Institute
• Vest to Consider MIT Candidates for Next Provost
• UROP, Budget Cuts, Re-engineering Mark Tenure as Provost
• Students Place in Putnam Contest
• EAPS Implementation New Courses, Concentrations
• Bolander Receives 1st Lemelson Prize
• Erratum

World and Nation

• Palestinian Police Arrest Militants After Bombings
• Dole Opens Third Presidential Campaign in Topeka, Kansas
• Victims of Fatal San Frasisco Shooting Can Sue Manufacturer
• Prime Minister Bhutto Demands Jets or Refund of Pakistani Money
• Weather: Spring Spoiler
• News Briefs
• News Briefs

Editorials

• Concerns Eclipse MIT Card Benefits

Letters to the Editor

• Get More Perspectives on Contract
• GOP Contract Offers No Benefits for Many

Arts

• Battle of the Bands offers a good mix of tunes
• Crowd-pleasing Chucklehead slams out great set
• Leeds album showcases the Who's live improvisation

Sports

• Heavyweights Win Back Alumni Cup
• Women's Water Polo Wins 3 Matches at Amherst
• Lacrosse Finishes Week with Three Home Victories
• End of the Strike Brings Changes to National Pastime
• Upcoming Home Events

Photographs

Justin Ging--The Tech
Putnam math exam winner Alexandru D. Ionescu '95.

Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
At MIT men's lacrosse player looks for the ball after a Babson College defender checked his stick during Saturday's game. MIT lost to Babson.

Indranath Neogy--The Tech
Owen W. Ozier '98 (left) and Morgan S. McGuire '98 (right) could be seen in Lobby 7 on Friday acting as human advertisements, not for duct tape, but for a weekend part.