Volume 116 >> Issue 33 : Sunday, August 25, 1996

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News

• Showers Dampen Some Rush Events
• Dorms Will Sustain 120 Crowded Frosh
• Freshmen Women May Search For Single-Sex Housing Options
• Alternatives Provide Rush-Free Atmosphere
• Short Takes: Student Who Falsified Yale Application Faces Court Case

World and Nation

• Pakistan Secretly Building Missile Factory with China
• Gov't to Set up Computerized Database of Sex Offenders
• Chechnya Closer to Achieving Peace, Gaining More Autonomy
• Citadel Accepts Four Women To Previously Male Cadet Corps
• Over 70 Contributors Spent Night In Clinton White House, Study Says
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather: Salubrious Sunday

Columns

• Sig Ep Ad Should Make Frosh Wary
• Rushees Should Consider Other Options
• Airline Safety Precautions Seem More Pain than Gain
• Hove Misses Mark in His Criticism of Institvte Foundation

Letters to the Editor

• The Tech Should Be More Responsible

Photographs

Indranath Neogy--The Tech
Shortly after receiving their invitations to proceed to the next step of sorority rush last night, rushees participate in an informal with Alpha Chi Omega.

Ian Chan--The Tech
The brand new interior of Senior House stands in contrast to the dormitory's "Sport Death" motto.

Indranath Neogy--The Tech
Freshmen women meet with Sigma Kappa sisters at an informal event last night at the barbecue pits near the Johnson Athletic Center. Earlier in the evening, rushees received invitations to the various informals held by the sororities as well as to tonight's theme parties.

Helen M. Lin--The Tech
Women frosh line up for the Panhellenic Sorority Rush Open House held on the third and fourth floors of the Student Center Friday night.