Volume 117 >> Issue 32 : Friday, August 22, 1997

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News

• Rain Drives Kick-Off Out of Killian Court
• Summer Construction Continues Well into R/O Week
• CPs Arrest Convited Bomber
• Rules, Regulations Govern Fraternity Rush Revelry
• Dormitories Plan Lively Rush, Some Bemoan Postering Policy
• Panhelic Rush Obeys Tight Schedule with Ordered Events
• Police Log
• Erratum

World and Nation

• Feds Reject Re-election of Teamsters Boss Ron Carey
• Clinton's Bid to Dismiss Jones' Harassment Claim Rejected
• Pope John Paul II Rebuked By France's Socialist Party
• Cosmonauts Make Vital Repairs to Damaged Mir Space Station
• Japan, North Korea Reopen Talks, Seek to Improve Volatile Relations
• World Briefs I
• World Briefs II
• Weather: Rain, Rain, Gone Away

Columns

• Plan for State-Minted Quarters Runs Against Tradition
• Preconceived Notions Can Taint Rush for Everybody

Letters to the Editor

• Rush is About Making the Best Possible Choice
• Extropians Matter Is Not About Free Speech

Comics

• 
  Dammed for Life -- by Jessica
  
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  Rhino Man -- by Zachary Emig
  

Photographs

Wan Yusof Wan Morshidi -- The Tech
Two "apes" place a black obelisk in Killian Court Yesterday. Upperclassmen don't seem to tire of creating referenes to the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Wan Yusof Wan Morshidi -- The Tech
The Ckass of 2001's freshman picture was taken using a panoramic camera with a rotating head, built in 1917.

David Tarin -- The Tech
Prior to the start of rush, the Corallarries sing in Johnson Athletics Center.

David Tarin -- The Tech
During an R/O skit before Killian Kick-Off, prospective pledges evaluate fictitous fraternities Boogie-Woogie Delta and Delta Deka Cards.

Agnes Borszeki -- The Tech
Freshmen are introduce to 26-100 as they take their Pre-Calculus Math Diagnostic yesterday afternoon.