Volume 118 >> Issue 11 : Tuesday, March 10, 1998

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News

• Students Protest Tuition Hike, Revive Traditional Annual Riot
• UA Elects Judboard to Deal with Appeals
• Class of 2000 Holds Ring Premiere, Reveals Hidden Images in Brass Rat
• GSC Meeting Minutes
• Erratum

World and Nation

• Security Council Ambassadors to Visit Iraq, Annan Proposes
• Indonesian Lawmakers Hand Suharto Emergency Powers
• State Supreme Judicial Court Initiates Woodward Hearing
• Lott Mutes Complaints of Starr after Firestorm of GOP Criticism
• World Briefs I
• World Briefs II
• Weather: Departing Remnants

Columns

• Student Center Express: A Modest Proposal Might Be the Ideal Solution to Student Time Pressures
• Some Notes on Maoists: Cambridge Leftists Could Learn a Thing or Two About Political Agitation
• Civil Society at the Street Level

Sports

• SUNY Defeats MIT Gymnasts, Individuals Qualify for Tourney
• ECAC Championship Results
• Table Tennis Team Gets Division Title, Seeks League Win
• Athletes of the Week
• Deidre Dunn '99
• J.C. Olsson '00

Photographs

Greg Kuhnen--The Tech
Louise Silver and Bill Rowe skated a lively show to the tune of "Luck be a Lady" in Saturday's figure skating exhibition.

Wan Yusof Wan Morshidi--The Tech
Presidential candidate Eric H. Prebys '99 (right) and vice presidential candidate Andrew W. Sparks '99 speak at the Undergraduate Association study break at East Campus last Thursday.

Miodrag Circovik--The Tech
Kelly O'Grady glides across the ice in her Shirley Temple Medley as part of the 1998 Figure Skating Exhibition last weekend in Johnson Athletics Center.

Comics

Rhino Man by Zachary Emig

Noun Poetry by Katy-Cat

Perhaps by Jennifer DiMase

Bartholomew Squeak by Solar Olugebefola

Off Course by Hugo

Photo Essay: The 1998 MIT Figure Skating Exhibition

Photos by Greg Kuhnen and Miodrag Circovic

Kelly O'Grady receives a birthday treat after her performance.

Jillian LeBlanc and Mickey Barry complete their routine, set to "Friends" from Toy Story.

Rosalind Paradis spins through the air to the tune of Titanic's "Southampton".