Windows of Grad Dorm Damaged by BB Pellets

An unidentified assailant fired shots at the Sidney-Pacific graduate residence, inflicting $6,000 of damage to doors and windows.

Undergrads Eligible for MITFCU

The MIT Federal Credit Union has received approval from the National Credit Union Association to allow undergraduates to join the credit union.

Reginald E. Newell

Professor Reginald E. Newell SM ’56, a meteorologist who studied global air pollution and climate systems, died Dec. 29 of a massive stroke. He was 71 years old.

Students Share Stories of Attempts to Return to U.S.

CycleScore, a creation that transforms exercise on a stationary bicycle into a competitive race with other gym participants, is among the winning project proposals receiving $30,000 from the Microsoft/MIT iCampus alliance.

Councilor Elections Postponed

The Undergraduate Association has decided to hold all councilor elections during the fall semester of each year.

WORLD AND NATION

Gov’t to Work On Anti-Missile Plans for Commercial Airplanes

U.S., Britain Strike No-Fly Zone In Iraq With Greater Frequency

Bush Proposes Aid to N. Korea In Exchange For Disarmament

Prosecutors Say Teenage Sniper Suspect’s Prints Found on Weapon

News Briefs

News Briefs

Weather: At Least There’s Sunshine

EDITORIAL

MIT’s Commitment to Open Research

COLUMNS

Childish Journalistic Behavior

Dorm Hygiene

America and its Contradictions

ARTS

CD REVIEW: Common Uncommon -- Not Just Any Old Hip-Hop

FILM REVIEW **: 25th Hour Should Be Lee’s Last -- Good Character Sketches at Expense of Storytelling

RENTAL ADVISORY: Yet Another Love Story -- Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner: Moralistic and Unrealistic

FEATURES

Campus Profile -- Theodore A. Postol: National security technology expert discusses allegations against MIT

‘Virtual Reality’ System on its Way to Z-Center: CycleScore integrates exercise machines with video game-like competition

Ask SIPB

Gadget Review: Heart Rate Monitor from Sigma Sport

COMICS

casey and larry

PHOTOGRAPHS