
Greg SteinBrecher—The Tech
The candidates for UA president and vice president participate in a debate in the student center on Sunday. Electronic voting will begin next Tuesday and end next Thursday; paper balloting will occur next Friday. For a video of the full debate, see http://tech.mit.edu/V130/N11/uadebate/video.html
STAFF REPORTERS
March 9, 2010
At 9 p.m. last night, UA presidential candidate Ian P. Tracy ’11 was officially removed from his seat in the UA Senate for lack of attendance at Senate meetings, according to Senate speaker Tim Stumbaugh ’12.
STAFF REPORTER
March 9, 2010
Vice Chancellor and Dean of Graduate Education Steven R. Lerman ’72 has announced that he will be leaving MIT to serve as provost of George Washington University, starting July 1.
NEWS EDITOR
March 9, 2010
Until recently, the process of how genomic DNA neatly folds itself into the nucleus of a cell — twisting and contorting into a work of astonishingly compact molecular origami — had perplexed biologists.
ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR
March 9, 2010
Cadets came dressed in their military best, in pressed uniforms emblazoned with stripes and ribbons, at last Friday’s Military Ball, the MIT Reserve Officers’ Training Corps annual formal social event.
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- MIT alum and employee charged with son’s murder (3/9/10)
- In Short (3/9/10)
World and Nation
- States increase risk by seeking higher returns on pensions (3/9/10)
- Nigerians raise death toll from ethnic violence to 500 (3/9/10)
- After boom and bust, solar power finds a place in Spain (3/9/10)
- Obama says passing health bill is more important than politics (3/9/10)
- In earthquake’s aftermath, invisible cracks threaten Chile’s capital (3/9/10)
- Shorts (left) (3/9/10)
- Shorts (right) (3/9/10)
- Weather: Blue skies smiling at me (3/9/10)
Opinion
- Let’s reevaluate keeping freshmen on campus (3/9/10)
- Rules of the game (3/9/10)
- Lessons from the crisis (3/9/10)
- Corrections (3/9/10)
Sports
- Moneyball and Mark Cuban (3/9/10)
- Engineers upset in NCAA tournament (3/9/10)
- Scoreboard (3/9/10)
Campus Life
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Arts
- Arts was not published this issue.