Volume 118 >> Issue 12 : Friday, March 13, 1998

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News

• UA Election Results Delayed by Appeals
• Biomaterials Focus of Langer's Killian Talk
• Student Volunteers Journey to China to Wire Schools for Internet Access
• Conference Links Service-Oriented Students and Health Professionals

World and Nation

• Cancer Cases Decline over 5-Year Period in All Groups
• Astronomers Discover Galaxy Believed to Be Most Distant
• NASDAQ, Amex Consider Merger in Major Challenge to the NYSE
• World Briefs I
• World Briefs II
• Weather: The Retrograde March

Columns

• Campus, the Cauldron of Conservatism
• Copyright Versus Patent in the Digital Age
• IHTFP: 'H' Is for Hack, Right?

Letters to the Editor

• Publicity Poor for Visiting Committee
• IS Plans New Multimedia Options
• Athena Wastes More Time than Elevator
• Express Elevator Not a Time Saver

Arts

• Everest IMAX Puts You There Without Getting Cold
• Nil By Mouth is Gritty, but Engrossing
• On The Town

Sports

• Women's Hockey Victorious in Business School Tournament

Photographs

Dennis Yancey--The Tech
Georgia Governor Zell Miller speaks about improving education at the National Innovation Summit in the Tang Center yesterday evening. Vice President Al Gore will speak at the summit today.

T.Luke Young--The Tech
The Ad Libitum Ensemble filled the air with music yesterday during their performance in the noon chapel concert series.

Gabor Csanyi--The Tech
Banquo (Sarah Cohen '00) bids farewell to the newly crowned King Macbeth (Fernando Palz '98) and his wife (Jenny James Matta '98) before leaving on a fatal ride.

Ajai Bharadwaj--The Tech
Charles Morton G stuff-blocks an opponent in Wednesday's match against Roger Williams University. MIT lost 0-3.

Comics

Bartholomew Squeak by Solar Olugebefola

Rhino Man by Zachary Emig

Dammed for Life by Jessica

Noun Poetry by Katy-Cat

Perhaps by Jennifer DiMase

Off Course by Hugo Ayala