News

• Kip Hodges Will Be New Dean Of Undergraduate Curriculum
• Vest Emphasizes Need for Institute To Remain Committed to Diversity
• RCA Notifies Groups Of Accounting Errors
• East Campus Raises Tax To Replenish Dorm Funds
• Scholars Discuss Middle East Issues at Symposium
• Radar Developer Hill Dies at 86

World and Nation

• Clinton Victory Seems Certain, But Battle for Congress Rages
• Dole Sharpens His Criticism Of Affirmative Action Policies
• Rwandan Involvement Seen In Zaire Refugee Camp Attacks
• Russia Shares Archives Detailing Early Holocaust Attacks on Jews
• Newsbriefs 1
• Newsbriefs 2
• Weather - A Scary Scenario

Editorials

• Writing Must Be Integral

Columns

• Happy Students Also Make Happy Alums
• Campaign Format Prevents Proper Assessment of Issues
• Low Writing Standards Yield Inadequate Performance

Arts

• Buffett, Iguanas, Soul Coughing come out with new albums
• Aboard a cruise ship, plotting to steal back a lost love

Sports

• Field Hockey Whips Clark to Enter NEW8 Tourney
• Rifle Shoots Against Alumni, Honors Coach of 20 Years
• Women's Cross Country Finishes Third at Smith
• With So Many Memorable Moments, World Series Makes for Great Viewing
• College Football Makes For More Interesting Viewing

Photographs

Indranath Neogy--The Tech
The Muses a cappella group sings at an impromptu concert that took place in the Student Center yesterday afternoon.