Volume 114 >> Issue 30 : Thursday, August 25, 1994

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News

• Cactus Demon to Play at 'Unplugged'
• New Options to Relieve Crowding
• Local Banks Offer Wide Variety of Packages
• More Women Are Coming to MIT
• USP Head Phillip Clay Named Associate Provost
• Woman Surprises Intruder at DKE

World and Nation

• Computer Firms Race to Cut Prices on Older Machines
• Weather
• Delta Air Lines, AT&T Announce Joint Venture for Info Technology
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Nuclear Rocket Dumped Radiation on Los Angeles Residents in 1965 Test
• Israel, PLO Agree to Transfer Civilian Powers to Palestinians

Editorials

• Welcome, Class of 1998

Columns

• What Did You Do for Summer Vacation?

Letters to the Editor

• Proposed Bike Lanes Are a Good Idea
• Continuous Action in Soccer Does Not Preclude Excitement

Sports

• The World Cup: A Midsummer Sports Fan's Dream

Photographs

Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
An MIT receiver pulls down a pass during football practice Wednesday afternoon. Many fall sports have already begun practice for the upcoming session.

Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
A soccer player moves the ball downfield during a practice scrimmage in front of Burton-Conner House yesterday.

Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
Brothers from Delta Kappa Epsilon paint fresh lines on their newly resurfaced court. During the last week, living groups have prepared for the arrival of the freshman class.

Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
Incoming students opened bank accounts at the Baybank tables in the Student Center yesterday. Choosing a bank involves many factors, including monthles fees and convenience.