Harvard To Increase Low-Income Support

Harvard College announced a new financial aid policy on Feb. 28 that would increase the average financial aid award for students whose family incomes are less than $60,000.

Mun Memorial Service Held at Chapel

The body recovered from the Charles River last Saturday was confirmed to be Daniel S. Mun ’05 by the Suffolk District Attorney this past Tuesday.

Live Will Headline 2004 Spring Weekend Concert

This year’s concert will be held on Saturday, April 24, in the Johnson Athletic Center.

Five Professors Named MacVicar Fellows for Devotion to Teaching

Professors David L. Darmofal ’91 (Aeronautics and Astronautics), Jean E. Jackson (Anthropology), David S. Jerison (Mathematics), Steven B. Leeb ’87 (Electrical Engineering and Computer Science), and Anne E.C. McCants (History) will join over 40 of their colleagues as MacVicar Fellows.

MIT Sets New Policy For Maternity Leave

A new institute-wide childbirth accommodation policy for female graduate students has been developed and will formally become effective in July, Dean of Graduate Students Isaac M. Colbert said.

WORLD AND NATION

‘Aristide May Remain’ Central African Republic Officials Say

Republican Aides Read, Copied Democrats’ Files, Report Says

Springfield, Mass. Bishop Accused Of Sexually Abusing Two Children

German Court Overturns Conviction, Sets New Trial For Sept. 11 Suspect

U.S. Says Russian Engineers Aided Iraq’s Missile Program

News Briefs

News Briefs

COLUMNS

The Fraudulent Ring Tradition

A Symbol of the MIT Experience

Keep it Simple, Stupid

FEATURES

Positive Sinking - Fruity Normalcy

It May Not Be Right But Is It Even Wrong?: The Penthouse

Scratch Paper: Eggs & Sperm

What’s Next?: Job Market Hype (Continued)

Sex and the SafeRide: Love Triangles

SPORTS

Daniel Snyder: The Big Baby With the Big Bucks

Checking for Charity: Phi Cup Games Start

MIT Women’s Track Breaks Records in Relays and Long Jump

COMICS

B.Loux

Filler Space

Fascist Popsicle Stand

Trio

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