Volume 117 >> Issue 54 : Tuesday, October 28, 1997

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News

• Alum Sues Institute Over Alcohol Files
• Head of Fusion Center and Vest Lead MIT Officials in Total Pay
• Council Celebrates 25 Years of Helping Fund Art Initiatives
• Think Tank Chairman Discusses East Asian Miracle
• Police Log

World and Nation

• In Wake of Wall St. Decline, Rubin Reassures Investors
• China, United States Unlikely To Agree on Human Rights
• Despite Strong Fundamentals, Hong Kong Stocks Still Fall
• HIV Outbreak Among Rural N.Y. Females Linked to Drug Dealer
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather: Taking a break

Editorials

• At Last, A Productive Dialogue

Columns

• Diversity Not Yet Felt: It's Time to End Our Artificial Campus Divisions
• Making Our Own Choices
• Non-Random Communities: The Strongest Communities Arise from Housing Choice

Letters to the Editor

• A System That Works
• A Call to Action

Entertainment

• Rhino Man -- By Zach Emig
• Trivia: What a way to go

Sports

• Equestrians Place at Mt. Ida Show, Prepare for Dartmouth, BU Shows
• Upcoming Home Events

Photographs

Rich Fletcher -- The Tech
Dance Troupe performs in their fall production, Whirlwind, this weekend in Little Kresge Theater.

Gabor Csanyi -- The Tech
Bradford M. Endicott '49 and his wife Dorothea spoke last Thursday at the dedication ceremony of the Endicott World Music Center, which was built with the money they donated.

Dennis Yancey -- The Tech
Fito Louis '00 moves to steal the ball from an opponent in Saturday's game against Clark University. MIT won the game 2-1.