Volume 115 >> Issue 50 : Friday, October 20, 1995

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News

• Harvard, Duke Official New Dean Of Student Life
• Deficit Higher Due To Re-engineering
• Researcher Exposed to Above-Normal Radiation Levels
• Forum Recaps Million Man March
• Faculty Discuss ROTC, New Degree Program
• CPs Find Body Behind Building Thirteen
• Nightline Listens, Looks for Listeners

World and Nation

• GOP Passes House Bill to Cut Spending on Medicare
• Freeh Says FBI Actions at Ruby Ridge Were 'Flawed'
• Justice Department Begins Probe of Los Angeles Police
• Perot Supporters Try to Gain Voters to Place Party on Ballot
• Belgian Parliament Allows Claes To Be Indicted on Fraud Charges
• News Briefs 1
• News Briefs 2
• Weather: Fall Rains

Editorials

• Bates Appointment Lacked Student Input

Columns

• Balkan Subversives' Lives Endangered by Conspiracy

Letters to the Editor

• "Jim's Journal" Frames Misordered
• Sailfish Outpaces Bluefin Tuna

Arts

• Charismatic cast finds synergy in Get Shorty
• Hard-hitting Die Hard sequel fails to surpass original
• Astaire and Rogers animate joy of musicals in Top Hat
• Likeable Mallrats recreates high school fun
• On the Screen

Sports

• Field Hockey Edges Out Wellesley, 3-2 In Best Season Ever
• Women's Crew Ready For Head of the Charles
• Tufts Stops Men's Soccer Win Streak
• Women's Tennis Ends Season With Win against Mt. Holyoke
• Crews Reap Medals In New Hampshire
• Braves and Indians Set for Pitching Showdown
• Homecoming Game, Rally
• Upcoming Home Events

Photographs

Washington University
Former Provost Mark. S. Wrighton (center) was formally installed as the 14th chancellor of Washington University in St. Louis on Oct. 6. After receiving the Chancellor's Medallion from his predecessor William H. Danforth (right), Wrighton gave his inaugural address, "Learning and Discovery: Gateways to the 21st Century," Wrighton took office on July 1.

Adriane P. Chapman--The Tech
Water polo captain Evan F. Wies '96 scores against Boston College in a 4-meter penalty shot last Thursday. MIT lost 14-21.

Jiri Schindler--The Tech
The field hockey team defeated Elms College 7-0 on Oct. 12. The team is currently first in conference play with an 11-1 record.