Volume 116 >> Issue 56 : Tuesday, November 5, 1996

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News

• MIT Apathy Prevails This Political Season
• CEG Will Be Revived For Fall Term 1997
• $50K Competition Gets Started
• Spring Carnival Revived By APO To Promote Community Growth
• Student Groups Sponsor Panel To Discuss India And Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
• Outgoing Chairman Gray Says Endowment Too Low
• Benjamin M. Hammond G
• Police Log

World and Nation

• Clinton Campaigns Heavily Throughout New England During Last Campaign Day
• Despite The Strain, Dole Presses Ahead Through Last Day Of Campaign Tour
• Pakistani President Drives Out Prime Minister and Parliament
• Texaco Executives Try to Save Face As Charges of Racist Plot Mount
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather - Vox Populi

Opinion

• Erratum

Columns

• Web Has Inverted Access to Information

Letters to the Editor

• Clinton Endorsement Unjustified
• MIT Tether System Falls Short

Sports

• Football Victory Over UMass Brings Winning Streak to 3
• Big Upsets Continue In College Football
• Men's X-C Wins Conference Title
• Women's Tennis Finishes Season 8-2
• Ballroom Dance Team's Rookies Dominate Harvard Competition

Photographs

Dammed For Life -- By Jca

Rita H. Lin--The Tech
The acclaimed Boston Saxophone Quartet performs last Thursday as part of the MIT Chapel Concert Series.

Off Course -- By Hugo

Puja Gupta--The Tech
Kim Levis '98 races for the ball in Thursday's field hockey game against Worcester Polytechnic Institute. MIT won 4-0.

Jiri Schindler--The Tech
Trenton J. Redman '97, the co-offensive player of the Oct. 27 - Nov. 2 week, receives a pass on the 13-yard line to score MIT's second touchdown in Saturday's football game against the University of Massachusetts at Boston. MIT won the game at 15-8.

Jiri Schindler--The Tech
Kevin M. Trexler '98 recovers a fumble, leading to MIT's first touchdown of Saturday's football game and giving MIT a lead in the third quarter. MIT beat UMass Boston 15-8.