Committee Debates Fate of Course XIII

A committee formed last Sept. to investigate the possibility of merging the Department of Ocean Engineering (Course XIII) with two other departments recently reported its initial findings to Dean of Engineering Thomas L. Magnanti.

Students React To Bush Ultimatum

MIT students are anxious at best about an impending invasion of Iraq. At worst, they are angry and upset.

MBTA Proposes 25¢ Fare Hike for Bus, Subway

Next winter, Boston commuters may be paying an extra twenty-five cents to use Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority buses and trains.

Petition to Let 17-Year-Olds Vote Wins Approval Again

The City of Cambridge has approved a new petition to allow 17-year-olds to vote in local elections.

Lepidus (Graham E. Derryberry ’05) celebrates the peace between Pompey and Caesar.

WORLD AND NATION

Bush Gives Hussein 48 Hours To Leave, Reassures Nation

U.S. to Negotiate Capitulation Agreements With Iraqi Military

Respiratory Disease Outbreak Puzzles World Health Officials

Ruling British Labor Party Leader Quits to Protest War Involvement

Study Finds Hormone Replacement Therapy Risks Greater Than Benefits

News Briefs

News Briefs

Weather: Back to Normal

EDITORIAL

Erratum

Protest, But Don’t Walk Out

COLUMNS

Rape in the Air Force

Raise Taxes For the T

Don’t Touch That Blender

ARTS

CLASSICAL REVIEW: Drilling For Gold At the Wind Ensemble -- Finally, the Full Version Of the Ziporyn Concerto

VIDEO GAME REVIEW: Rockin’ the Role-Playing Game Boat -- Capcom’s Newest ‘Breath of Fire’ Offering is a Refreshing Change of Pace

SPORTS

Ballroom Takes 1st, 2nd in International

MIT’s Interruption

Figure Skating Exhibition Features MIT Students, Guests

Tuesday, March 18

COMICS

casey and larry

Raisin Bran

hay fever

institute madness

pooplets and pooplings

the rick and chester show

kirason's corner