Volume 116 >> Issue 55 : Friday, November 1, 1996

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News

• Career Assistance Redesign Prepares for Open Meetings
• Electronics Lab Holds 50th-Year Celebration
• Student Groups May Open Outside Accounts
• Djerassi Explores Science Culture's 'Tribal Secrets'
• CPs Issue Rape Alert Bulletin
• Renovations Cause Coop FY '95 Losses
• Panel Focuses on Baltimore, Ethics in Scientific Research

World and Nation

• Saudis Hold Forty Suspects in Dhahran Truck Bombing
• Former Clinton Aide Denies Soliciting Funds from Taiwan
• Twin-Engine Commuter Jet Crashes in Brazil, Killing 98
• Scientists Find Strong Evidence of Primitive Life on Mars
• Uneasy Liberal Alliance Won't Oust Japan's Conservative Prime Minister
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather - November News

Editorials

• Bill Clinton for President
• Bob Dole for President

Opinion

• Proliferation of Computer Junkies Must Be Stopped
• $15 Million from Gates Better Spent at MIT

Letters to the Editor

• Negative Press For East Campus Unfair

Arts

• Capra's story of a good man in a bad town
• The definitive guide for playing coy
• Excerpts from The Rules
• On The Screen

Sports

• Lightweight, Women's Crews Win MIT Invitational Regatta
• Redskin Bandwagon Gaining Momentum
• Women's Rugby Ends Season with Winning Record
• Women's Volleyball Plays Well to Avenge Earlier Season Losses

Photographs

Pallavi Dandu
Lawrence Isaacson directs the Brass Enseble in Wednesday night's Lobby 7 concert.

Gabor Csanyi - The Tech
The List Visual Arts Center houses a giant spider Louis Bourgeois representing the "mother figure" as part of a larger exhibition of over a hundred works by the artist (open until Dec. 29th).

Dammed For Life - By Jca

Gabor Csanyi - The Tech
Michael A. Greene '99 plays the clarinet in the Brass Enseble's Halloween concert in Lobby 7 on Wednesday night.

Off Course - By Hugo