Volume 118 >> Issue 15 : Tuesday, March 31, 1998

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News

• Campus Police Acknoweldge Omission of FSILG Crime Stats
• Provost Grants $300K in Funds for Student Activities Next Year
• Speakers Commemorate Rich, Varied History of Building 20
• MIT Class of 2002 Admitted, Applicant Pool Is Largest Ever
• TBGLAD Activities Highten Awareness
• Madhavan, Vanderson Prevail in Dormcon Elections
• Police Log

World and Nation

• Clinton Applauds Botswana During Sub-Saharan Safari
• Police Release List of Possible Victims of Calif. Mercy Killings
• Dole Reconnects with Kansas in Sentimental Farewell Tour
• Kosvo Conflict Stirs Embers of Hatred in Yugoslav Federation
• World Briefs I
• World Briefs II
• Weather: Warm Welcome

Columns

• A Lesson in Educational Triage: If Others are to Survive, Some Assignments Must Be Left for Dead
• Taking Repetitive Strain Injury Seriously
• On Papers, Flubs, and Liberty

Letters to the Editor

• UA Commission Deserves More Credit

Sports

• MIT Gymnasts Honored at Thode Island Competition
• Equestrian Team Opens Season at Tufts University Horse Show

Photographs

Tech File Photo
364 days ago heavy snow blanketed MIT, cancelling classes and crushing the tennis bubble.

Wan Yusof Wan Morshidi--The Tech
Hackers turned the Green Building into a giant Oscar figure last Tuesday evening.

Dennis Yancey--The Tech
Class Conflict: The junior class boat (farthest away) claimed victory in the Annual Class Challenge crew race, beating out alumni A boat (closest), the sophomore boat (middle), the freshman class boat, and the alumni B boat (not pictured) Saturday morning.

Photo Essay: Farewell to Building 20

Photos by T. Luke Young, Gabor Csanyi, and Indranath Neogy

Comics

Dammed for Life by Jessica

Rhino Man by Zachary Emig

Off Course by Hugo Ayala