Volume 116 >> Issue 64 : Friday, December 6, 1996

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News

• UAC Cuts Voodoo's Funding, Approves Logan Finals Shuttle
• Building 16 Changes To Begin in January
• Deutch, Leaving CIA, Fails to Win Secretary of Defense Nomination
• Beating Outside Saloon Prompts Order for Guard
• Police Log

World and Nation

• Clinton Taps Albright, Cohen For Top Positions in Cabinet
• General Gutierrez to Head Up Mexico's War Against Drugs
• Serb Radio Stations Resume Broadcasts
• Nun Changes Claims On Gift to Democrats
• News Briefs
• Weather - A One-Two Punch

Editorials

• Students Need Central Funding Board
• UA, GSC Must Keep Funding Powers

Columns

• Campus Athletics Facilities Should Not Be Exclusive
• Absurd Misuse of Words Only Damages an Argument

Letters to the Editor

• Missing Class Should Not Be Academic Suicide
• New Center Alone Won't Remedy Poor Athletics

Arts

• Nicholson's false life as an oil rig worker and his exit from it

Sports

• NFC East Gridlocked as Denver Cruises in AFC West

Photographs

Gabor Csanyi--The Tech
Eric F. Gilmour hides behind drop posters to fill Lobby 7 with beautiful clarinet music.

Jiri Schindler--The Tech
Sarah J. Davis cuts through Wentworth Institute of Technology defense to score in yesterday's women's basketball game at Rockwell Cage. MIT won 62-58 after trailing by 10 points in the first half.

Gabor Csanyi--The Tech
The IAP Expo held in Lobby 7 failed to provoke much excitement inm a student body still struggling with end-of-term stress.

David Tarin
Math in 3D: Geometric Sculptures by Morton G. Bradley Jr. is an ongoing display of revolving sculptures based on mathematical formulae at the MIT Museum.

Jiri Schindler--The Tech
Solid defense from the women's basketball team in the second half of yesterday's game against Wentworth Institute of Technology drove the Engineers to a 62-58 victory after the team trailed by 10 points in the first half.

Dammed For Life - By Jessica