Volume 114 >> Issue 52 : Friday, October 28, 1994

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News

• Seniors Satisfied with Education: Only Half Pleased with Frosh Year
• Housing Report Suggests Revisions, Repairs
• MIT Look to Improve Housing Options
• Studens Cross-Register at Harvard, Wellesley
• Former TA Turns Notes into Book

World and Nation

• Clinton Visit to Jerusalem Block by Turf Dispute
• Prudential Accused of Fraud, Gets Chance to Avoid Trial
• U.S. Plans to Double Warplane Presence in Persian Gulf
• Yeltsin Withstands No-Confidence Vote, Aims to End Inflation by '95
• U.S. to Submit a Resolution Lifting Ban of Weapons Sales to Bosnia
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Weather

Letters to the Editor

• Students Urged to Get Hepatitis B Vaccination
• Biased Opinions on Cyprus Issue Bode Ill for Peace

Arts

• On the Screen
• On the Town

Sports

• Women's Crew Performs Well at the Head of the Charles
• J. DeLeon Earns ECAC Award; Alexander Named Tourney MVP
• Ultimate Tournament at MIT This Weekend
• Women's Rugby Team Falls to Bridgewater
• Canadry Deals Grad Soccer a 3-1 Blow
• Women's Cross Country Places 19th at New Englands

Photographs

Carol C. Cheung -- The Tech
Students sign up for ice skating during the second quarter registration for physical education classes held last night in Rockwell Cage.

Rich Domonkos -- The Tech
Thuy Le '97 kicks the ball upfield in Wednesday's soccer match against Wheaton College.

Sharon N. Young Pong -- The Tech
The Hot Box Girls perform a dance number during the Musical Theater Guild's performance of Guys and Dolls. Starting from the left are Wendy Douglas, Leaure Allen W '96, Jennifer Snatos, and Vicharin Pebbles Vadaken '97.

Rich Domonkos -- The Tech
Heather Noyes '97 scores a goal for MIT in the last soccer match of the seaso on Wednesday. MIT won the game, beating Wheaton College 4-3.

Sharon N. Young Pong -- The Tech
Stephanie A. Spavero '96 gargled water to the national anthem in Lobby 10 yesterday as part of her campaign for Ugliest Manifestation on Campus, a project being run by Alpha Phi Omega to raise money for charity. She is currently in the lead, with dontations totaling $242.04 on the fourth day of voting. The voting for UMOC officially ends today at 5 p.m.

Sharon N. Young Pong -- The Tech
Transparent Horizons, the hack candidate for Ugliest Manifestion on Campus, is located between the two towers of East Campus. Transparent Horizons is in seventh place out of th eight candidates with $17.27 in donations.

Sharon N. Young Pong -- The Tech
The gamblers in the Musical Theater Guild's production of Guys and Dolls hound Nathan (Andrew Berger G) for the location of a cap game. The first performance is tonight at 8 p.m. in La Sala de Puetro Rico.