April 10, 1998
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News
Parking Office initiates major changes
The Buzz Card proves to be more than an I.D.
GBI search is underway for fugitive who frequents Tech
News briefs
Career Services implements changes
Greeks connect to the Internet
Public Policy receives thumbs-up from U.S. News
Center Street vandalism leads to registration holds
GTPD searches for offender
UC Berkeley gets rid of affirmative action
Summer '99 to provide a preview of semesters
Editorials
Consensus Editorials
Jason Waymire - Easter in America, 1998
Charlie Smith - Re-examining US foreign policy
Master plan process inadequate
Tech should help end sweatshop practices
Parking suggestions
GT Parking should get its act together; parkers should be considerate
Sports
Beesball takes pair from Dawgs
NIT excitement hits ThrillerDome
Track teams geared for stretch run
Softball ends skid with win over Ga. Southern
Sports briefs
Football kicks off spring practice
Tennis teams keep busy
Campus Life
Buzz Around Campus
'Conspiracy Theory'Has pro-UGA (sic) propaganda caused decline in submitted Tech applications?
Need a break? Play 'Mad Libs' with the 'Nique
Beware...the researchers are coming...
We wanter, need your blood
Tech was talkingin 1958
Ramblins * Ramblins * Ramblins
SRS seeks postgraduates for research positions
Spike Lee's '4 Little Girls,' to be shown next week, encourages diversity and racial understanding
Colleges not solely to blame for alcoholic teens
Tech was talkingin 1958
Tech Up Close
Entertainment
'The Newton Boys' stick 'em up
Scott Weiland has the blues
Pass on the Ids
Be swooned by Jamie Blake
Review Cornucopia
The Coens' gutterball
DiFranco mixes styles, instruments on new LP
Are you sure this is jazz?
Superchunk wants to give you the funk
Comics
Non Sequitur
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DILBERT
Last updated: April 26, 1998 6:35 p.m.
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