MIT Hosts Science Expo

Over 250 seventh and eighth grade students from Cambridge schools filled Johnson Athletic Center Wednesday to present their science projects at the 2001 MIT/Cambridge Science Expo.

Housing Lottery Strands Students

This year’s lottery for summer housing left about 130 applicants without a place to stay for the summer, including 63 residents of East Campus. It was the first time a centralized selection process has determined summer assignments.

Wen Ho Lee Case Discussed at Colloquium

Even though the investigation of Wen Ho Lee has ended, a recent forum at MIT showed that the many issues surrounding the case of suspected espionage are still as fresh as ever.

Spring Weekend to Feature Many Events

Spring at the Institute has finally arrived.

Devereaux Ready for New Job

Last month, Jaime E. Devereaux ’02 was elected president of the Undergraduate Association for the coming academic year. The Tech sat down with Devereaux to discuss her involvement with the UA and her plans for the upcoming year.

WORLD AND NATION

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News Briefs

News Briefs

Political Battle Surrounds New Scientific Research on Stem Cells

Weather: Bright Skies for Spring Weekend

EDITORIAL

Re-examining Dorow’s Departure

COLUMNS

Paving the Road For Third World Prosperity

MIT’s Facilities Challenge

A Lung Full of Tear Gas

Who’s That Camgirl?

Foolishness Stalks the Halls of MIT

Our Modern Dictatorship

ARTS

CONCERT REVIEW: BSO, Levin Brew Brilliance -- In Evening of Beethoven, Pianist Robert Levin Gives Magnificent Performance

FILM REVIEWHHH1 2: Love’s a Bitch: Amores Perros -- International Film Captures Essence of Mexico

FILM REVIEW H1 2: Haven’t I Seen This Before? -- New ‘Crocodile Dundee’ Delivers Same Ol’ Story

FILM REVIEWHH: ‘Fingered’: Same Green, Big Screen -- Involving Multiple Animal “Encounters,” Tom Green’s Latest is Puerile, Yet Gets the Laughs

MUSIC REVIEW: Back and Better Than Ever -- Janet’s ‘All for You’ Lives Up to Expectations

SPORTS

Men’s Tennis Dominates Rival Amherst College in 5-2 Victory

Baseball Sweeps Coast Guard to Take Fourth in League

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