Volume 117 >> Issue 13 : Tuesday, March 18, 1997

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News

• Dormitory Council Holds Elections to Name New Officers
• CP Annual Report Shows Decrease in Thefts
• MIT Students Sponsor Mes Latino and Women's History Month Events
• Planning Office Will Distribute Surveys
• MIT Students Finish Ninth at ACM Programming Contest
• Police Log

World and Nation

• New U.N. Secretary Annan Announces Personnel Cuts
• British Prime Minister Major Sets May 1 for U.K. Elections
• Mexico's Ruling Party Faces Defeats in Morelos Elections
• Judge Denies Motion by McVeigh Attorneys to Change Trial Venue
• World Briefs I
• World Briefs II
• Weather - Winter's Tight Grip

Columns

• Lobby 7 Poster Insulting and Unjustified
• Husein's Complaints Against Aramark Are Unfounded

Letters to the Editor

• Rao and Others Should Get Involved with the UA
• Institute Does Not Value Good Teachers
• Israel's Presence In Lebanon Not Illegal

Arts

• The Battles of King John
• Hicks with dreams: the farm today, Broadway tomorrow
• This year's model: U2's Pop mixes old with new

Sports

• Men's Volleyball Team Captures Second in Tourney

Photographs

David Tarin -- The Tech
Kareem A. Benjamin '97 leads the overall winning group, The Jackson 15, in their performance of "Thriller" at the Alpha Chi Omega Lip Sync on Friday evening in Kresge Auditorium.

David Tarin -- The Tech
A prehistoric critic expresses his opinion in "Bedrock Anthem" performed by Zebes and Friends at the Alphga Chi Omega Lip Sync contest held in Kresge Auditorium on Friday evening.

Thomas R. Karlo -- The Tech
The Alpha Chi Omega new member class performs "cotton-eyed Joe" in the AXO Lip Sync contest help on Friday evening in Kresge Auditorium.

Josh Bittker -- The Tech
The Chorallaries perform at the National Championship of College A Capella Northeastern Semifinals Friday night in Wond Auditorium in the Tang Center. MIT was the host for the event this year, having won the division last year. The Brown Drbies and the Chattertocks, both from Brown University, placed first and second respectively.

Comics

Rhino Man by Zachary Emig