Volume 114 >> Issue 57 : Friday, November 18, 1994

PDF of This Issue

News

• Amherst Parking Requires Permit
  Change Suprises Students
• Administration Approves Senior House Renovations by Fall 1996
• Sept. Day Off to Fall on Rosh Hashanah
• Registrar Will Accept Drop Forms until Tuesday
• Card Keys Sometimes a Problem
• Students Discuss Ethical Issues at Human Genome Conference
• Residents Ask for Time to Organize
• Police Log

World and Nation

• Man Charged with Clinton Assassination Attempt
• GOP Plan Calls for Prayer at Beginning of School Day
• U.N., Zaire Consider Foreign Troops to Remove Militiamen
• U.S. Bishops Condemn Calfornia Anti-Immigration Law, Euthanasia
• Voters Slam Dems. in National Poll
• News Briefs, part 1
• News Briefs, part 2
• Weather

Editorials

• Crime Bulletin Is a Notable Service

Columns

• MIT Card Puts Student Safety at Risk

Letters to the Editor

• Lobdell's Recycling Operation Apparently a Sham

Arts

• Helas Pour Moi is disturbing and thought-provoking
• Star Trek: Generations entertains with lots of action
• On the Screen
• On the Town

Sports

• Eisenberg, Women's X-C Make MIT History
• Women's Volleyball Qualifies for NCAAs, Drops 1st Round
• Fencers End Meet with Mixed Results
• Women's Ice Hockey Suffers Disappointing Loss to BU
• Men's Ice Hockey Impeaches Daniel Webster College, 14-1
• Upcoming Home Events

Photographs

(no credit)
Martha and I, directed by Jiri Weiss, is playing at the Boston Jewish Film Festival tomorrow at 5:30 p.m.

(no credit)
Jaye Davidson is the enigmatic ruler, Ra, in Stargate.

Sharon N. Young Pong -- The Tech
Dancers (from left or right) Jennifer H. Shen '96, Katie J. Adams '98, Risa H. Wechsler '96, Marnie F. Blando '96, Kaitlyn C. Liao '97, and Rachel J. Dowell '96 perform the Orniko Flow in "Dance Collage," the first performance of the Dance Troupe this term. The troupe is performing for the first time after being revived by producers Vicharin Pebbles Vadakan '97, Marnie F. Biando '96, and Risa H. Wechsler '96. Performances are tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Little Kresge.