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Student Victimized In Robbery Attempt
MIT Joins in Charles Cleanup
Summers Speaks on World Economic Issues
MIT Team Places Second in Putnam Math Contest
UROP to Increase Direct Funding Wage to $8 per hr.
Finboard Announces Fall Allocations
Princeton Mathematician Speaks at CMI Inauguration
Class of 2001 Celebrates Brass Rat
World and Nation
China Seeks to Restrain Public Anger Over Embassy BombingFederal Officials Criticize FBI Role in TWA 800 Investigation
NRA Criticizes Leading Weapons Makers for White House Meeting
Refugees Continue to Leave Kosovo Despite Withdrawal
Rocket Failures Cost United States Billions in Damage to Spy Satellites
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News Briefs
Weather: Under Pressure
Editorial
ErratumColumns
Rocks And Broken WindowsIt’s All Your Fault
The Lucas Money Machine
Letters to the Editor
Stop the WarAn Outrageous Bombing
Features
School Mascots: A beaver, a seal, and an engineerSpotlight of the Week: The 24-Hour Coffeehouse
This week’s question: Is it in the best interests of MIT to admit well-rounded students or students who are exceptional in one area?
Comics
Dammed for Life (Part 1)Dammed for Life (Part 2)
ranDOMEland
Down with Science
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