Volume 118 >> Issue 16 : Friday, April 3, 1998

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News

• Prefrosh Arrive for Preview Weekend
• Gale's Death Prompts Questions on Scientology
• UAP, UAVP Hopefuls Discuss Views, Platforms in Moderated Discussion
• Technology Prompts Changes to Policy on Privacy

World and Nation

• Clinton Camp Urges Halt to Probe after Jones Decision
• French Court Gives Papon 10 Years for World War II Crimes
• Doctor Seeks Patent for Process Merging Human and Animal DNA
• Nichols Finally Breaks Silence with Written Appeal to Judge
• World Briefs I
• World Briefs II
• Weather: Partly Perfect

Editorials

• An About Face on Off-Campus Crime

Columns

• Fund Allocation Angst: Separate Funding for Graduates and Undergraduates are Unequitable
• Campus Delude Weekend: Diversity at MIT Can Only Improve Through Inclusion, Not Separation
• National Endowment for Smut

Arts

• A Price Above Rubies - A price you may not want to pay
• On The Town

Sports

• Women's Track Starts Spring with Record-Breaking Races
• NCAA Contest Winner

Photographs

Ying Lee--The Tech
Ole M. Nielsen '00 plays selections from the works of Bach, Berglarian, and Frank in Killian Hall Monday evening.

Rich Fletcher--The Tech
Janice Chen G watches the action from a momentary position of repose in Le Pope People, a tight, fast moving number from Dance Troupe's Spring Concert Signatures. This semester's concert, featuring twenty-four separate dance numbers, will be playing in La Sala de Puerto Rice at 8 p.m. on Friday, and 4 and 8 p.m. on Saturday, and at 2 p.m. on Sunday.

Miodrag Cirkovic--The Tech
Peter Ivy, a glass artist, speaks at the first Page Hazelgrove Lecture yesterday in 8-314. Ivy, currently an artist in residence, will be available for consultation in the glass blowing studio on Thursday afternoons fro the next three weeks.

Ajai Bharadwaj--The Tech
Madeline G. Burke '99 tries to shut down the opposition by playingh solid defense Wednesday. MIT lost to Colby 5-20.

Rich Fletcher--The Tech
Members of Dance Troupe perform Cacophony in Control, choreographed by Lajos Molnar G, in the Signatures Spring Concert playing in La Sala de Puerto Rico this weekend.

Comics

Off Course by Hugo Ayala

Noun Poetry by Katy-Cat

Dammed for Life by Jessica

Perhaps... by Jennifer DiMase

Bartholomew Squeak by Solar Olugebefola

Rhino Man by Zachary Emig