The Tech - Volume 121, Issue 54

Volume 121 >> Issue 54 : Friday, October 26, 2001

MIT May Discipline Students for Thefts

MIT administration is deciding whether it should take disciplinary action in a case of out-of-state street sign theft allegedly perpetrated by four members of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity.

TEAL Project a Success; May Expand Next Year

Despite a contentious initial argument over the program’s location, the Technology Enabled Active Learning Studio Physics Project (TEAL) is proving thus far to be quite a success, according to students and faculty.

Buffet Back After Four Year Absence

The Graduate Student Council and the Class of 2003 will host the second ever Infinite Buffet, a $65,000 event that attempts to bring together the MIT community by filling the infinite corridor with food.

Simmons, Aramark Vie for UMOC

If you’ve never experienced the foul stench of a six-year-old carton of milk rotting away in a dorm fridge, visit Random Hall today. Then decide whether mandatory dining or Simmons Hall could possibly be any uglier than Random Hall Milk.

Sixty Teams Selected for 6.270 Robotics Competition this IAP

MIT’s famous autonomous robot design contest, 6.270, completed its participant registration, and contestants were selected for the next Independent Activity Period’s competition.

WORLD AND NATION

GOP Brings Bush-Backed Airline Security Bill to Vote in U.S. House

Despite U.S. Demands, Israel Refuses to Vacate West Bank

Justice Department Begins New Anti-Terrorist Measures

Anthrax Spores in Daschle Mailing Confirmed as Weapons Grade Matter

Postal Service to Irradiate Mail