Volume 117 >> Issue 26 : Tuesday, May 13, 1997

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News

• Course Evaluation Guide Resurrected on World Wide Web
• LSC Sponsors Concert Featuring Eclectic Canadians - Moxy Früvous
• Fund-raising to Directly Benefit Student Groups
• MIT Medical Receives Highest Honor With Three Year Accreditation
• Police Log
• Errata

World and Nation

• Russians, Chechens Solidify Peace through Brief Treaty
• White House Asks High Court to Protect Whitewater Notes
• McVeigh Considered Suicide Bombing, Witness Testifies
• Clinton Administration Proposes New Rules Ensuring Food Safety
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather - Final Fling

Columns

• Blau Misunderstands Real Cowboy Life

Letters to the Editor

• CPs Should Have Biggest Guns Around
• Why Upgrade? Revolvers Are Cool
• Talk of Racism Should Focus on Real Issues
• People Story Misquoted, Misrepresented Maes

Arts

• Les Misérables Hits Boston

Sports

• Lightweights Finish in Fourth at Sprints

Comics

Off Course - by Hugo

Off Course, part 2 - by Hugo

Rhino Man - by Zachary Emig

Dammed for Life - by Jessica Wu

Noun Poetry by Katy-Cat

Photographs

Gabor Csanyi--The Tech
A dancer flirts with the musicians in Gamelan Galak Tika's latest performance held in Kresge Auditorium last Sunday.

Greg Kuhnen--The Tech
Hackers paid tribute to Robin Williams' role in Mork and Mindy on Friday with a banner under the dome.

Gabor Csanyi--The Tech
MITCAN gives a spectacular display of tribal dances and African drum music in Kresge Auditorium last Thursday.

Greg Kuhnen--The Tech
Roadkill Buffet's Joseph N. Kaye '99, Matthew W. Davis '99, and Renegade Duck's Austin de Besche perform "Story, Story, Die" in their Saturday night show in 6-120.

David Tarin--The Tech
Alex D. Sindt '99 and Janice C. Chen '97 perform in Something in Red, choreographed by Amanda N. Gruhl '99, during Dance Troupe's "Unstoppable" Saturday evening in La Sala de Puerto Rico.

Greg Kuhnen--The Tech
Carl C. Dietrich '99, Christopher S. Protz '99, and Eric Carreno '99, the "Eagle Team", prepare to launch their glider in the Unified Engineering Design contest on Sunday. The group won the contest and a $600 prize.

Greg Kuhnen--The Tech
The Muses showcase new material in their Super Spring Concert held last Saturday in 10-250.