The Daily Confusion

New MIT Chapter Of SAE Planned

The MIT chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity may soon be rechartered.

2004 Class Council Loses Two Officers

The 2004 class council announced the resignations of Class Secretary Rachana D. Oza ’04 and Social Chair Nadjia M. Yousif ’04 in an e-mail sent to the class of 2004 on Saturday.

Ex-Prof Loses in Court

The Middlesex Superior Court has denied former Assistant Professor of Mathematics Maurice H.P.M. van Putten’s motion for a preliminary injunction to be rehired.

Lottery Will Determine Participation In Concourse

Freshmen have shown strong interest this year in alternatives to mainstream lecture courses, especially in Concourse, which will have to run a lottery for the first time in many years, according to Concourse Director Cheryl A. Butters.

WORLD AND NATION

Highly Enriched Uranium Traces Discovered in Iran by Inspectors

Shuttle Report Raps NASA, Says Safety Culture ‘Broken’

Congressional Budget Forecast Very Bleak, Predicts Huge Debt

Investigators Determine Timeline Of Events Leading Up to Blackout

News Briefs

News Briefs

Weather: Summer and the City

EDITORIAL

Let Journalists Do Their Job in Iraq

Erratum

COLUMNS

Culture Shock and Northern Exposure

Gay Rights, Individual Rights

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Career Fair In Good Shape

Update to 8.01T Curriculum

ARTS

CONCERT REVIEW: A Perfect Performance -- When Prog Rock and Truck-Stop Rock Collide

FILM REVIEW **: Freaky Family Flip-Flop Flick Doesn’t Flop -- The Verdict on ‘Freaky Friday’ -- Jamie Lee Curtis, You, Like, Totally Rock

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sMITe Frisbee Takes 2nd Place at Finals

The Mariners Are All Wet

MIT Coaches Anticipate Exciting Upcoming Season

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