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/rRenovations to the East Campus and Random Hall dormitories have caused a crunch for summer housing and may leave some students without a place to stay.

/rCambridge City Councilors say that recent MITbuilding proposals have left Cambridge residents curiously unfazed even as they protest other development plans across the city.
/rNext House residents voted overwhelmingly on Friday to abolish a section of all-female housing beginning next term.

/rStarting as early as July 1, Boston commuters traveling by subway can expect to be buy tokens for one dollar, and bus riders will pay seventy-five cents per trip, if the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority enacts recent recommendations. Commuter rail prices, currently between eighty-five cents and $4.75, are expected to increase by one dollar.
/rAs a result of drastic funding cuts for Wellesley student activities, Counterpoint, an opinion magazine published jointly by MIT and Wellesley, is facing significant financial hardship.

/rWith four out of five winning events, Spring Weekend festivities brought together many students, faculty, and staff from all parts of the Institute.
World and Nation
Time Warner Plugs the Plug On Disney’s ABC TV StationsNeo-Nazi Rallies Disrupt May Day Celebrations in Germany
Doubts About Evidence Arise As Lockerbie Trial Commences
News Briefs
News Briefs
Bin Laden’s Activities Central To Annual U.S. Report on Terrorism
Columns
Progress With the AdministrationTaking Back Our Cuba Policy
Letters to the Editor
Spring Weekend A SuccessIFC Wants Diverse Representation
Features
MIT Doctor Offers Dietary Guidancestillborn.
This Week In MIT History
Walker Murals

Sports
Baseball Ends Season On Three Game SlumpPheiffer Takes Indians To Win It All This Year
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Fun with Clip ArtInstitute Evil
Generation Imaj
Institvte Madness
the crass rat
Xippo's Courseload
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