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Volume 117
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Issue 11 : Tuesday, March 11, 1997
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News
Corporation Passes 5% Tuition Increase
Cloning Research Stirs Discussion
UA Talks About +/- Grading System
Institute Plans to Modernize Many Building 2 Classrooms
Junior Finds Security Flaw In Microsoft Internet Explorer
Police Log
Erratum
World and Nation
Israeli Plan for Withdrawal Causing Crisis, Arafat Says
L.A. Chief of Police Williams Loses on Bid for Second Term
Mexico Names New Drug Czar Following Thorough Screening
White House, FBI Remain at Odds OVer Campaign Funding Questions
News Briefs I
News Briefs II
Weather - It's Snow Sure Thing
Columns
Issues in Column Should Not Go Ignored
Dorm Dining Must Be Important Priority for Institute
Letters to the Editor
Important Issues Beyond Personal Bounds Need to Be Addressed
Fraternity Friendships Can Last a Lifetime
Single-Sex Institutions Afford a Full Experience
Sports
Hockey Places Second in Championship Playoffs
Intercollegiate Volleyball Club Wins Two to Keep Perfect Record
Men's Gymnastics Defeats Vermont In Championships to Take 3rd Place
EA Sports Returns from Grave, Picks Kansas for Title
Photographs
Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
Damon J. Bramble '97 of the MIT Festival Jazz Ensemble solos in Benny Carter's Sao Paulo on Saturday night. The performance was part of the MIT Big Band Bash in Kresge Auditorium.
Off Course - by Hugo
Ahmed Ait-Ghezala--The Tech
Stephanie Cheng '00 completes her floor routine at the gymnastics meet last Saturday afternoon in DuPont Gymnasium.
Gabor Csanyi--The Tech
The group Shalhevet dance in the 21st Israel Folkdance Festival held on Sunday afternoon in Kresge Auditorium.
Dammed for Life - by Jessica Wu
Timothy K Layman--The Tech
Priscilla C. Fonseca '00 plays a trumpet solo in "Rose Variations" at the MIT Concert Band concert in Kresge Auditorium on Sunday.
Rhino Man - by Zachary Emig
Jennifer Lane--The Tech
The Reveille a capella group from the College of William and Mary perform in an impromptu concert in the Student Center yesterday evening.
Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
Neal Padre of the Boston University Jazz Ensemble performs in the MIT Big Band Bash on Saturday evening in Kresge Auditorium.
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