Volume 114 >> Issue 63 : Tuesday, December 13, 1994

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News

• CPs Probe Arson at Burton-Conner
• Loss of Rent Control Will Affect Housing
• No Required Classes During IAP
• Three from MIT Win Marshall Scholarships
• Bates College Earns Victory in Debate Tournament at MIT
• Three Code Their Way to Victory in Regional Programming Contest
• Last 1994 Issue
• Police Log

World and Nation

• News Briefs, part 1
• News Briefs, part 2
• Gingrich Maps Republican Plan to Shrink Government
• Russian Troops Face Tough Opposition in Chechnya
• Economists Fear Middle-Class Tax Cuts Will Increase Deficit
• IBM Halts Sales of Computres Using Flawed Pentium Processor
• Weather

Columns

• Provost Wrighton Just Doesn't Get It
• Housing Proposal Not an Insensible Idea

Arts

• Bon Jovi satisfies fans, but not themselves, on new CD
• Harvard soloist overshadows MIT Symphony

Sports

• Varsity Track Team Holds Off Alumni Challenge, 69-53
• Squash, without Van Delden, Suffers 6-3 Defeat to Colby
• Foster Earns Second Academic All-American

Photographs

Adriane Chapman--The Tech
The Salem State Stormtroopers of Death give a heartrending performance.

Helen Lin--The Tech
Senior House residents decorated the facade of the Runkle entry earlier this week.

Sharon N. Young Pong--The Tech
The Legs, a 5-woman MIT group, opens for the Logs.

Helen Lin--The Tech
A festive tree placed in front of the Student Center summons up the holiday spirit for the fast-approaching winter break.

Adriane Chapman--The Tech
Beth E. Siers '95 sings "Santa Baby" for the Muses concert in Little Kresge on Friday night.

Adriane Chapman--The Tech
The Logarhythms display some fancy feet during their "No Firewors" concert Saturday night in 10-250.