Volume 114 >> Issue 66 : Wednesday, January 25, 1995

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News

• Large Number of Early Action Students Admitted
• SHPC Report Prompts Action Committee and GSC Responses
• Wrighton Announces MLK Visiting Professor Program
• While Crossing Harvard Bridge, Student Robbed
• William H. Ramsey '51 Dead at 67
• With Unique Effort, Students Light Bulb
• Police Log

World and Nation

• News Briefs, part 1
• News Briefs, part 2
• Clinton Confronts Painful Task of Redefining His Presidency
• Israel Renews Talk of Isolating West Bank in Wake of Bombings
• O.J. Defense Suffers Setbacks; Response to Statement Delayed
• Hundreds Gather in North End to Pay Respects to Rose Kennedy
• Weather

Opinion

• Erratum

Columns

• New Congress Could Bring Good and Bad
• Faculty Should Delay Decision on New Grading System
• Public Broadcasting Needs Continued Federal Support

Letters to the Editor

• No Students Involved as New Dorm Goes Up
• Reported Director Salary Misleading

Arts

• Ryan, with help from Matthau, shines in I.Q.
• Little Women still enjoyable for a 1990s audience

Sports

• Season-High Score Lifts Men's Gymnastics past Dartmouth
• Foster Earns Award
• Indoor Track & Field Team Off to a 3-0 Start after Opener
• Upcoming Home Events
• More from Mudville on NHL, NBA, NFL
• Shorthanded Squash Team Suffers 9-0 Loss

Photographs

Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
Koji Asari '96 serves the ball during a competition sponsored by MIT's Intercollegiate Volleyball Club. The contest lasted all day Sunday in Rockwell Cage. Asari's team placed first out of the 22 two-player men's teams.

Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
Amy M. Smith '98 hits the ball over the net during the competition sponsored by the Intercollegiate Volleyball Club on Sunday. Her team beat 11 other women's teams that competed.

Adriane Chapman--The Tech
Juliet C. Midgley '98 swims the 500-yard freestyle in the swim meet against Tufts University held on Friday. She placed fourth in the race.