Houses Report Rush A Mixed Bag So Far

As the second day of rush drew to a close, members of the FSILG community expressed generally positive feelings about this year’s rush.

One in Five Freshmen Pass FEE

In a result consistent with that of previous years, 19 percent of the incoming class passed the Freshman Essay Evaluation this year.

Tragic Death Prompted Housing System Reform

The 1997 drinking death of freshman pledge Scott S. Krueger ’01 plunged the MIT community into a period of debate and reflection on the future of the MIT housing system.

Sororities and ILGs Enjoy Brisk Rush

First-year women considered their social and residential options during the first days of this year’s rush.

WORLD AND NATION

Clinton Visits Nigerian Village, Supports Budding Democracy

Violent Crime Down Ten Percent Last Year in Third Drop in Decade

Bush, Gore Campaigns Deliberate Plans to Improve Public Education

Three Israeli Soldiers Die in Foiled Raid Against Hamas Soldiers May Have Been Killed Accidentally by Comrades; Palestinian Authority Leaders Condemn Planned Seizure

United Airlines, Pilots Agree on Schedules for Regional Flights Next on the Agenda: Contract Negotiations with Largest Union, Job Security Agreement before Planned Merger with US Airways

Weather: Weather

COLUMNS

A Little Medicine

What? Where? Who?

Born in a Small Town

ARTS

ONLINE SERVICE REVIEW: Kozmo.com -- Get Happy

RESTAURANT REVIEW: The Elephant Walk -- Cambodian-French Cuisine

SPORTS

football

men’s soccer

men’s water polo

men’s, women’s tennis ranked highest ever nationally

COMICS

mat & solar

PHOTOGRAPHS