Volume 118 >> Issue 10 : Friday, March 6, 1998

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News

• MIT Raises Tuition, Decreases Self-Help
• ODSUE Visiting Committee Consults Students, Prepares Final Report
• RCA Sets Timetable for President's GRT Mandate
• Oppold and Kelly
• Prebys and Sparks
• Sandoval and Kim

World and Nation

• Clinton Denounces Leaking of Deposition Information
• NASA Spacecraft May Have Discovered Water on Moon
• U.N. Weapons Inspectors Land in Baghdad, Prepare for Work
• Clinton Proposal to Increase IMP Resources Passes First Hurdle
• Largest Attempted Hostile Takeover in Computer Industry History in Doubt
• World Briefs I
• World Briefs II
• Weather: Fair Friday

Editorials

• Oppold, Kelly for UA President, V.P.

Columns

• First Amendment Supports Drudge
• Teaching Uncle Sam the A, B, Cs and 1, 2, 3s
• Markets Will Dethrone Microsoft

Letters to the Editor

• Offensive Does Not Mean Inappropriate
• MIT Lacks Adequate Computer Tools
• Department Takes Steps after Incident

Arts

• 'Zero Effect' an Unfortunately Appropriate Title
• 18-Years is Shear Madness
• Scoop
• On The Town

Sports

• Fencers Fall to Strong Pool of Competitors at IFA
• Harvard Victim of Another Hack, Observes MIT Appreciation Week

Photographs

Amy Yen--The Tech
Stephen Tistaert '98 performs on the trumpet in the advanced music performace recital on Wednesday afternoon in Killian Hall.

Ying Lee--The Tech
Professor of Anthropology Susan Slyomovics speaks at a presentation of Algerian women's prison poetry sponsored by the MIT Program in Women's Studies.

Comics

Dammed for Life by Jessica

Bartholomew Squeak by Solar C. Olugebefola

Rhino Man by Zachary Emig

Noun Poetry by Katy-Cat