Volume 115 >> Issue 48 : Friday, October 13, 1995

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News

• Mario Molina Wins Nobel Prize in Chemistry
• GAMIT Posters Vandalized; Classified as 'Hate Crime'
• IFC Punishes Few For Rush Violations
• Some Buildings Get Card Readers
• Medial Lab Bash Celebrates 10 Years
• Harvard Hosts Fifth Ig Nobels; Parodies Include DNA Poem
• MIT May Escape Federal Cutbacks
• Institute Professor Francis O. Schmitt

World and Nation

• Fighting Continues Despite Bosnian Area Cease-Fire
• GOP Candidates Court Right Wing During First Debate
• GOP Medicaid Plan Could Ruin Relatives, Democrats Caution
• Top Aide to Farrakhan Cites D.C. March as an Endorsement
• Strong Aftershock Rocks Mexico As Crippled State Tries to Recover
• News Briefs 1
• News Briefs 2
• Weather: Fair Weather Ahead

Opinion

• Institutional Wisdom Watch
• Opinion Editor's Arrest Result of Fascist Conspiracy

Letters to the Editor

• Simpson Column Got It Wrong
• Jury System Worked Well in Simpson Case

Arts

• MIT alumnus brings magic to mind of enigma
• Kravitz specializes in reviving old-time rock 'n' roll
• Magnificent Oliver performance graces Othello
• On the Screen

Sports

• Crew Loses Rudder In Head of the Ohio
• Sports World Sees Week of the Underdog in Mariners, NWU
• Crain Leads Harriers To New York Victory

Photographs

Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
This week's 10th anniversary of the Media Lab didn't go unnoticed by the MIT hacking community. These smiling "scrubbing bubbles" made their appearance of the side of the Lab following the extensive cleaning of the building in preparation for the anniversary.

Thomas R. Karlo--The Tech
Steve Mann G. demonstrates his wearable computer system to two visitors during the Media Lab's 10th anniversary celebration on Tuesday. The screen behid Steve shows the augmented view of the world that is projected into the visor he is wearing.

Jiri Schindler--The Tech
MIT forward Tera J. Hoefle '98 passes upfield during the women's soccer game aginst Smith College last Saturday. MIT won 1-0