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Last month, Dilan A. Seneviratne was elected president of the Graduate Student Council for the coming academic year. The Tech sat down with Seneviratne to discuss his involvement with the GSC and his plans for the upcoming year. ATO, Roots Engage In Roofdeck Scuffle Racially charged language sparked a physical altercation last friday between members of the hip-hop band The Roots and the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Carpenter was a member of Alpha Chi Sigma (AXE), a professional chemistry fraternity. Last year, she rowed for the women’s crew team. ROTC Celebrates Pass in Review The annual MIT Reserve Officer Training Corps Tri-service Presidential Pass in Review took place at Berry Field on Friday afternoon. MIT Medical Center Extends Outpatient Therapy Coverage This improved coverage applies to outpatient individual or group psychotherapy, and it covers services provided by a licensed Massachusetts Blue Cross Blue Shield participating psychiatrist, psychologist, independent clinical social worker, mental health counselor or mental health clinical nurse specialist, when referred by MIT Medical’s Mental Health Service. WORLD AND NATION Bush Consults NATO Allies On Plans for Missile Defense Indonesian President Censured Wahid May Face Impeachment Vote Over Corruption Sudan, North Korea Cooperate But on Terrorism Sponsor List Tourist and Multimillionaire Tito Reaches Space Station on Monday EDITORIAL
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