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Issue 35 : Tuesday, August 27, 1996
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News
Athena System Release 8.0 Moves DECs Out Of Clusters
Students See Change After Accounts Fiasco
Graduate Orientation Activities Greet 1,200
Local Booksellers Offer Alternatives To the Coop for Textbook Purchases
Smorgasbord of Activites Will Be At Midway Tonight
Erratum
World and Nation
Former Korean President Receives Death Sentence
Farrakhan Seeks Approval For Large Libyan Donation
South African Policeman Found Guilty of Five Murders
Japanese Latin Americans Seek Paymens for WWII Injustices
Democratic Platform Cautiously Balances Diverse Party Opinions
News Briefs I
News Briefs II
Weather- A Tepid Tuesday
Columns
Don't Overlook the Personal Side of MIT
Sleeping Tactics Must Be Learned in Time
Democratic Convention Should Avoid Artificiality
Photographs
Arifur Rahman
In the midst of hectic Residence and Orientation Week activities, freshmen find time to talk about their course work for the next semester with some upperclassmen on the third floor of the Student Center. More than 100 incoming students attended the "Sensible Schedules" session
Helen M. Lin
Integrated Studies Program students anxiously look on as an egg is dropped from the top of the Green Building as part of an ISP egg drop competition.
Helen M. Lin
Associate Dean for Residence and Campus Activities Margaret A. Jablonski gives advice to freshman women during the Chocolate Fest and Women's Panel held in the Bush Room (10-105) yesterday afternoon.
Helen M. Lin
Jerrad D. Pierce '00, a student in the Integrated Studies Program, prepares to drop an egg protected by a contraption he designed off of the Green Building yesterday afternoon.
Arifur Rahman
Lisa Wright, network administrator and coordinator in the Student Financial Aid Office, talks to incoming students at the event "Get a Job at MIT! Getting Paid at MIT!" The event, held yesterday in room 6-120, discussed various resources provided by the Student Employment Office for finding on- and off campus jobs.
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