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Tuesday, April 3, 2001 A Publication of the Newspeak Association Volume No. 66, Issue 9

Front Page
-Campus Center "a completed vision": Ribbon cutting begins Grand Opening celebration
-Dean Kamen speaks at WPI, given medal
-Dividing FLAUD: Plans call for Perreault Hall breakup

News
-News Headlines
-Umoja/Unidad 2001
-WPI Professor is Fulbright-Nokia Scholar
-Enduring Legacies: The Stories of Gifts That Built a University: Part 2, George I. Alden and Alden Memorial
-Police Log

Opinions
-An alternate vision: new trade and investment policies
-The little things...
-A Lesson from Wil Wright
-Fallacies and misconceptions of organic foods

International House
-Send Us a Picture: Journey to the Balkans

Letters to the Editor
-Campus Center
-Diversity
-Gompei's
-OP-ED
-Racism

Arts & Entertainment
-Carla Ryder concert
-Sold out show in the Campus Center
-Worcester Gets GodSmacked
-GodSmack does it again
-Record Crowd at Java Hut for Patricia Smith
-Snowboarding makes its mark with SSX for the PS2
-Rape Poems at WPI

Announcements
-Club Corner

Sports
-Outstanding Winter Athletes
-Score Board
-Upcoming Contests

Letter to the Editor: Diversity


Billy D. McGowan
Director, ESL

Dear Editors:

Kudos to Joseph Bufanda for his exhaustive survey article on "Creating Diversity and Culture at WPI." It provided a closer look at the various programs and personalities behind the some of the most innovative programs at WPI. The thing to remember in reading it is the it is the responsibility of all of us to help create an atmosphere where minorities, including gays and lesbians, international students and women all feel much a part of our campus life and community. Awareness is the first step. Keep up the good work.


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