ASA to Redistribute Part of Tech’s Office For Rule Violations

The Executive Board of the Association of Student Activities subtracted about one-fourth of The Tech’s office space as a sanction for violating ASA rush rules.

Two Thirds of Freshmen Pass FEE

Almost two-thirds of the Class of 2005 passed this year’s Freshman Essay Evaluation (FEE), the first to be graded under MIT’s new Communication Requirement.

Frats Hopeful As Rush Winds Down

As freshmen begin to accept bids to join fraternities and independent living groups today, fraternities and independent living groups seem confident that this year’s rush will be a strong one.

A Carnival of Cultures

WORLD AND NATION

Budget Office Predicts Slow Growth, Dwindling Surplus

News Briefs

News Briefs

U.S. May Skip U.N. Assembly Session On Children Due to Abortion Clause

Weather: Understated Beauty

EDITORIAL

Erratum

COLUMNS

Got One Wife? Have Another.

Learning to Embrace Athena

Wherefore Art Thou Mario?

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Freshmen Not Apathetic, Just Better Informed

ARTS

CONCERT REVIEW: Not So Young Anymore -- Crosby, Still, and Nash Relive the Good Years

CONCERT REVIEW: Godsmack Comes Home -- Edgy Band on Tour for Second Album’s Release

MUSIC REVIEW: Center Stage at 15 -- Meet 3LW -- Pop’s Latest Issue

MUSIC REVIEW: No One -- Interview with an Up and Coming Hard Rock Band

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Summer Lunch at the Summer Shack -- A Diamond in the Rough

FEATURES

Some Lesser-Known Groups at the Institute

Campus Crusade for Cthulhu

MIMEtype

Roadkill Buffet

Society for Creative Anachronism

Tech Snow Team

PHOTOGRAPHS