Volume 117 >> Issue 22 : Tuesday, April 29, 1997

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News

• Groups Hold Events At Spring Weekend
• Dining Group Plans Breakup of Monopoly
• Students Protest Against The Tech With Charges of Racist Tendencies
• Bike Units Add Flexibility To Police's Crime-fighting
• Students Boast Cultures At International Fair

World and Nation

• Clinton Calls on Volunteers To Help Children in Danger
• Rebels Perpetrate 'Barbarism' Against Children, U.N. Says
• Republic of Texas Hostages Set Free in Prisoner Exchange
• Figure in China Donation Flap Served on Trade Advisory Panel
• World Briefs I
• World Briefs II
• Weather - Buds of May

Editorials

• Sprind Weekend Needs More Unity

Opinion

• To Our Readers

Sports

• Lightweights Defeat Rutgers for Important Victory
• Golf Team Takes Second in Boston
• Women's Crew Finishes Well in Weekend Races
• Men's Track Victory Ends Undefeated Regular Season
• Heavyweights Defeat UNH in Solid Race

Photographs

Chun Hua Zheng
Lecturer of Music and Theater ARts Mark S. Harvey performs "Other Angels/Other Voices" with The Aardvark Jazz Orchestra in Kresge Auditorium Saturday night. The concert celebrated the international release of Aardvark's third compact disc, Psalms & Elegies.

Jiri Schindler - The Tech
Will Nielsen '99 pitches in Saturday's baseball game on Briggs Field. Despite the eight strikeouts he recorded, the Babson College Beavers triumphed 7-4.

Sven Heemeyer
Tamara Saltykova talks to company representative Marc C. van Nieuwenhuyzen at the European Career Fair on Thursday in Johnson Athletics Center.

Zareena Hussain - The Tech
Phi Gamma Delta member Richard H. Conway '98 offers Propfessor of Mathematics Gian-Carlo Rota a can of Coca-Cola during Friday's Differential Equations (18.03) lecture in 26-100. Fraternity members rampaged through lectures advertising for a party held on Saturday.

Spring Weekend Photo Essay

Photos by Rita H. Lin and Gabor Csanyi

Comics

Dammed for Life by jessica

Rhino Man by Zachary Emig

Off Course by Hugo