Volume 117 >> Issue 4 : Friday, February 14, 1997

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News

• Bugs, E-mail Bombs Hinder Mail Servers
• GSC Distributes $10K to Groups For Spring Term Student Events
• 26 Burchard Scholars Named By HASS School
• Fishbowl Move Will Progress Despite Student Reaction
• Course II Grad Student Wins Third Annual Lemelson Prize
• Jerome Namias SM '41

World and Nation

• Negotiations Fail to Bring New Contract at American
• Oppostition Coalition in Serbia Seeks to Maintain Momentum
• Committee Votes to Subpoena Democratic Fundraising Papers
• Officials Say FBI Lab Problems Compromised 50 Criminal Cases
• Stocks Continue Dramatic Increase As Dow Jones Average Cracks 7000
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather - Flaky Valentine

Editorials

• UA Desperately Needs Revitalization

Columns

• Evening Classes Are Not Fair for Graduate Students

Letters to the Editor

• Students Should Stop Whining about Fishbowl
• Health and Service Center Deserve Coridor Space

Arts

• 1996 Oscar Nominees
• CD Reviews

Sports

• Men's Volleyball Finishes Third In Roger Williams Invitational
• Women's Basketball Drops One to Babson
• Alpine Skiers Improve To Maintain Standings
• Basketball Players Receive Conference Weekly Honors
• Turnovers by Men's Basketball Lead to 62-47 Defeat to Tufts

Photographs

Greg Kuhnen--The Tech
John Fluker '97 scores for MIT against Tufts University on Tuesday. MIT lost 62-47.

Dammed For Life - by Jessica Wu

Gabor Csanyi--The Tech
Youssef M. Marzouk '97 and Gary R. Crichlow G perform Siete Rose by G. F. Händel at the dedication concert of MIT's new harpsichord yesterday in Killian Hall.

Rita H. Lin--The Tech
Steven G. Tistaert '98 plays the trumpet in Killian Hall in his first recital as an Advanced Music Performance student. He is majoring in physics and music.

Off Course - by Hugo

Ahmed Ait-Ghezala--The Tech
Jonathan Goldman '98 serves against Tufts University in a squash match on Feb. 5. MIT won 9-0.