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PDF of This Issue MIT's The Weather Oldest and Largest Today: Sunny,wann,80°F(27°C) Tonight: Clear, 42°F (6°C) ewspaper Tomorrow: Sunny, 65°F (l8°C) Details, Page 2 Volume 123, umber 22 02139 Tuesday, April 29, 2003 Area Sees Break-in, Additional Robbery By Lauren E. leBon MlT is situated between the large ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR cities of Boston and Cambridge, an After three serious crimes last amount of criminal activity is to be week, two more incidents occurred expected, Riley said. She added that on or near the MIT campus over the the nicer weather may be a factor in weekend. the increase in criminal incidents. Just a day after two attackers held "It's nicer and more people are two MIT students at gunpoint, anoth- out at various times," Riley said. er armed robbery occurred on Friday, Thi latest armed robbery is the this time near Memorial Drive and third in the past week. The first hap- De Wolfe Streets, near the west end pened in the alley behind Bexley of campus. On Saturday afternoon, Hall on April 19 in broad daylight. A MIT police apprehended an intruder man approached a truck driver and who broke into Tang Hall. held him at knifepoint, demanding Though local criminal activity is money. The second occurred early above average, the trend did not Thursday morning, when two young alarm MIT Police officials. men held two MIT students at gun- point and made off with their credit NATHAN COLUN. THE TECH Third armed robbery in a week cards, 40 in cash, and a laptop. Chall 2na (left) and Zaaklr of Jurassic 5 rap In Johnson Athletic Center during the Spring Week- On Friday afternoon at 2:39 p.m., end concert last Saturday. See photos and a review, page 9, and Interviews, page 12. a man was held at gunpoint by an Intruder at Tang arre ted unknown man at the area near On Saturday afternoon at 4:22 Memorial Drive and De Wolfe p.m., the MIT Police received a call Street, according to an MIT Police from a Tang Hall resident reporting a Talks on Studio Access Get Tense crime bulletin. "suspicious person" on the 20th floor. No one has been arrested yet, said The resident described the intruder as By kelth J. Wlnsteln seven a. capella groups - the eral officers cautioned that the nego- Officer Frank Pasquarello of the a short black male wearing a black NEWS AND FEATURES DIRECTOR Chorallaries, the Toons, the Cross tiations are ongoing, and that the Cambridge Police Department. leather jacket and jeans, according to Negotiations among a capella Products, the Muses, Techiya, Reso- Logs' proposal for terms of access Because the investigation is ongoing, an MlT Police crime bulletin. groups about access to a new nance, and the Logarhythms - met is evolving quickly. few details about the incident are The intruder fled Tang on foot recording studio built by the Loga- to discuss access to the on-campus available to the public. after stealing some student property. rhythms have grown tense, with studio, including a 10-page pro- Proposal would give Logs control Detective Sergeant Mary Beth MIT police caught up with him and some groups reporting disappoint- posed contract that the Logs have Several groups have balked at Riley of the MIT Police said that the arrested him on a larceny charge. ment that their initial expectations offered as "terms of access" to the the proposed terms, which would armed robberies appear to be unrelat- Riley said that there was no con- of equal partnership in running the six other groups. grant the Logarhythms "the right to ed. nection between this incident and the studio have not been met with Executive officers of all of the remove theIr recording studio equip- "Some look like copycats. armed robberies. acceptance by the Logs. MIT a capella groups generally ment at any time for any reason" There's no definitive pattern," Riley In a four-hour meeting Sunday declined or did not return requests said. o major security changes made night, executive officers of MIT's to comment for this article. But sev- Studio, Page 19 In 2001, there were no robberies Despite the crimes, no major on or around the MIT campus. In changes have been made in campus 2000, one robbery occurred on cam- security. Riley said that the police MIT, City to Sign Payment Agreement pus, and four occurred on public will continue to issue bulletins and to property, according to the MIT make the campus community aware By Frank Dabek taxes would have been" if a com- the city with "fiscal predictability," Police annual crime reports. of concerns in their neighborhood. STAFF REPORTER mercial property is converted to tax- Healy said. Riley said that the police, though "Officers are always aware of MIT and the City of Cambridge exempt status. Sarah Gallop, co-director of the on alert, do not find the increase in what's going on at MIT and in the expect to reach agreement soon on The immediate impetus for the incidents in the area unusual. Since surrounding areas," Riley said. the first-ever formal agreement bind- formal agreement was MIT's pur- Payments, Page 15 ing the Institute to make payments in chase of Technology Square. Healy lieu of taxes to the city. said the possible loss of revenue that Cambridge City Manager Robert would result if MIT removed the W. Healy said that the "ground- buildings from the tax rolls made the breaking" agreement will likely be city "a little nervous." signed in the next month and will MIT pUrchased the complex of likely include a requirement that the research buildings for $278 million Institute make a "payment of what in 2001. The agreement will provide Cecil H. Green '23 Cecil H. Green '23, namesake of the Green Building and one of MIT's most prominent donors, died of complications due to pneumonia on April!1. He was 102. "Cecil Green and his wife Ida were arguably the greatest philan- thropists ever with interests in promoting science," said President Charles M Vest. The New York Times reported that the couple's philanthropy totalled $200 million. The Gn:leos donated over $31.7 million to MIT alone, the equivalent of "more than $91 million in today's dollars," according to the MIT News Office. "MIT always had a special place in Cecil's heart," Vest said His gifts funded the Green Building,home of the the Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, and Green Hall, a dormitory for female graduate students. Green also endowed "professorships and graduate fellowships for DANIEL BERSAK-THE TECH women students," Vest said, and "be visited MlT frequently and always East Campus GRTs, Including Erik Blankinship G (left) and Christopher J. Roberts G, race against met with the studems who beld his fellowships." Third East on Walker dining trays In a Ben Hur Charlot Race to maintain their third place ranking "He was interesting and intellectually lively at least into his 99th In the 2003 Annual Oddball Olympics. Green, Page 16 John Comics OPINION Malkovich Andrew C. Thomas decries the World & Nation 2 talks about WHO's warning that travel to Opinion 4 The Dancer TQronto is unsafe. Events Calendar 8 Upstairs. Arts 9 Page 14 Page 6 Page 5 Page2 THE TECH April 29, 2003 WORLD & NATION Bush Pushes for Largest N. Korea Offers to Eliminate Possible Tax Package THE WASHI GTO POST WASHINGTO Nuke Program, Raises Hopes With Congress about to decide the shape of his tax cut, President Bush has found a new line of argument in his effort to persuade law- By James Gerstenzang tions. Colin L. Powell also offered a makers to approve the largest possible tax package: bigger is better. LOS ANGELES TIMES Reports from Seoul said the strong defense of the State Depart- But the president's simple math has raised eyebrow among some WASHINGTO orth was seeking a nonaggression ment's role in the Bush administra- Republican economists, who have long questioned the traditionaJJy orth Korea offered in diplomat- treaty and normalized political and tion's campaign to rein in North Democratic notion of economic "stimulus," e peciaUy at a time when ic talk last week to get rid of its economic relations with the United Korea's nuclear program. previously passed tax cuts, rising government spending and a war nuclear weapons and even to dis- States in exchange for abandoning The department has clashed with have pumped more money into the economy than the current down- mantle its broader nuclear program, its nuclear program and missile hard-liners in the Pentagon who are turn has taken out. senior U.S. officials said Monday, exports. The exports are an impor- deeply skeptical that anything can Lawmakers on the House Ways and Means Committee and enate but only if the United States offers tant source of hard currency for the be accomplished in negotiations Finance Committee will begin drafting competing tax legislation this "something considerable in return." impoverished Communist country. with the government in Pyongyang. week, with the House bill to total $550 billion in tax cuts through The officials' accounts were the In the past, according to Senate Some at the' State Department 2013 and the enate aiming at a net cost of 350 billion over the first public confirmation that at the testimony by Deputy Secretary of believe a series of anonymous leaks same period. Bush continues to push for a tax cut of "at least" 550 talks in Beijing, orth Korea direct- State Richard L. Armitage, North by Pentagon officials has been billion, arguing that a larger number will create more jobs.
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