Volume 117 >> Issue 59 : Tuesday, November 18, 1997

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News

• New Alcohol Policy Limits IFC Events
• Intermediate Grades Focus of Web Survey
• Closed Building 7 Doors Will Swing Again Soon
• State Tries to Beautify River Basin Area
• Police Log

World and Nation

• Gunmen Kill 60 in Massacre At Egyptian Tourist Facility
• Russia Promises to Help U.S. Seek End to Iraqi Standoff
• Teamster President Banished From Seeking Re-Election
• FBI Agents Say Guns, Fertilizer Were at Nichols' Michigan Home
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather: Cold and Bright

Editorials

• Focusing on the Real Issue

Columns

• Honesty about That Which Disturbs Us -- Discussion of the Relationships between White Men and Asian Women Needs More Truthfulness
• Freshmen on Campus? That's Not the Issue

Entertainment

• Rhino Man -- By Zach Emig
• Trivia: More Name Games

Arts

• On Campus: Ruddigore -- A crazy town led by a king cursed to commit one crime per day
• Theater Review: Stomp -- How to turn a nervous habit into art
• Book Review: Wizard and Glass -- An unexpected chapter in King's Dark Tower series
• Movie Review: The Wings of the Dove -- Love or money -- and a girl's scheme to get both

Sports

• Saltzman, Navarrete Perform Well at BU Equestrian Show
• Athletes of the Week
  • John Rae '99
  • Betsy Sailhamer '99

Photographs

Amy Yen -- The Tech
The Shakespeare Ensemble presents The Tale of Fuenteovejuna, this weekend in Kresge Little Theater.

Thomas E. Murphy -- The Tech
Jerzey Kaplanek, Piotr Buczec, Paul Pulford, and Christine Vlajk of the Penderecki String Quartet performed in an MIT Guest Artist Concert held in Kresge Auditorium on Friday evening.

T. Luke Young -- The Tech
Lee A. Night '00 implores passersby in Lobby 7 to come to the 3rd floor and untie her as a part of a project for her Intro to the Visual Arts class.

Rebecca Loh -- The Tech
Avashai Geller '01 guards the puck against a prying opponent in Wednesday's game against WPI. MIT lost 3-0.