By Eun J. Lee

Nobel laureate Dr. John F. Nash outlined economic game theory and his pioneering role in its development last night.

John M. Edmond

Edmond was a pioneer in the study of particulate matter and trace elements in the oceans. Boyle said that Edmond started his career researching the role of carbon dioxide in the ocean. Edmond also studied the chemical cycles of other elements and compounds in the ocean.

Townes Lectures on Black Hole

Nobel laureate Charles H. Townes gave a lecture last night discussing the research that proved the existence of a black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy.

Exploration Focus Of Ulysses Project

Sam Jahanmir ’01 hadn’t traveled much before last summer.

Wellesley Marks 125th Anniversary Milestone

The Wellesley College community welcomed back two illustrious alumnae last Friday as the school celebrated the 125th anniversary of its founding.

By Melissa S. Cain

The Undergraduate Association Council elected Victoria K. Anderson ’02 as its speaker for the upcoming academic year.

WORLD AND NATION

Sub Commander Reprimanded

Peruvian Official Counters U.S. Allegations in Downing of Plane

Senate Democrats Press Bush To Up Spending on Education

Mississippi Reaches $500 Million Settlement in Desegregation Case

News Briefs

News Briefs

Bush Decides to Sell Taiwan Weapons, Not Radar System

COLUMNS

Moving Beyond the Past

What the Protesters Demonstrate

A Match Made in Cyberspace

Africa: The Invisible Empire

The Importance Of Sustainability Man’s Intellect Must Come to the Rescue

All Shook Up

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Spam: The Institute Should Know Better

ARTS

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CONCERT REVIEW: Fierce Forever 4: Armageddon -- As Fierce as They Want to Be

CONCERT REVIEW: Tony Malaby Trio -- New York-Based Jazz Musicians Play Original Works at Killian Hall

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FILM REVIEWHHH: Bridget Jones’s Diary -- “Nobody Gets Fired for Shagging the Boss”

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MUSIC REVIEW: State of the Airwaves -- Canine, Clutch, and Confusion

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FEATURES

Institute Supports Women’s Studies

Do you feel like you are treated any differently as a woman at MIT?

Reporters: Gretchen Aleks, Melissa S. Cain, Nancy L. Keuss, Eun J. Lee, Shankar Mukherji, Matthew Palmer, Joel Rosenberg, Jordan Rubin, A.S. Wang, Jennifer Young; Columnist: Christen M. Gray; Editor: Mike Hall; Associate Editor: Jyoti Tibrewala; Copy Editors: Jennifer Krishnan, Dana Levine, Eric J. Plosky, Naveen Sunkavally; Layout: Joel Corbo, Ryan Ochylski; Photography: Pedro L. Arrechea, Roshan Baliga, Erika L. Brown, Sephir Hamilton, Aaron D. Mihalik.

ROsHAN BALIGA--the Tech

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TECHNIQUE

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COMICS

Thank You

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Down with Science

Institute Madness

Mat and Solar

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