Volume 117 >> Issue 63 : Friday, December 5, 1997

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News

• New IFC Officers To Focus on Image
• Dormitories Channel Alcohol Funds Elsewhere
• Planning Office Survey Paves the Way For Possible Transportation Changes
• Alcohol Policy Stalls At Academic Council
• GSC Meeting Minutes

World and Nation

• Lawmakers Question Proof Of Donor's Military Service
• HIV-Medicaid Plan Scrapped; Drugs Deemed Too Expensive
• President of India Dissolves Parliament, Midterm Vote Set
• New Report Says White House 'Obstructed' Human Rights Issues
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather: Drizzle and Flurries

Editorials

• Reacting Appropriately

Columns

• Breaking The Rules: Instead of Abusing Students, Professors Should Enforce End-of-Term Rules
• Desktop Design for Dummies
• To Teach or Not To Teach: Professors Might Try a New Approach to Classes -- Caring about Teaching

Entertainment

• Rhino Man -- By Zach Emig
• Trivia: Biographical Languages

Arts

• Movie Review: Anastasia -- Another studio ventures into DisneyUs territory.
• The Vegetarian Gourmet
• Scoop

Sports

• Ballroom Dancers Make Strong Showing at Brown
• Upcoming Home Events

Photographs

Coach Larry Anderson presents Melvin Pullens '98 with a basketball that commemorates the 1,000th point scored during his college career.

Melvin Pullens '98 pulls up to shoot in front of a Brandeis University defender. MIT lost Tuesday's game 67-66.

Thomas E. Murphy -- The Tech
Coriolanus (Brett Taylor, right) exclaims in anger despite the pleas of Menenius Agrippa (Jeremy R. Butler '98). The Theater Arts Section production of ShakespeareUs play is showing tonight and tomorrow night in Little Kresge theater.

Vicky Best '99 drives in the lane with authority during TuesdayUs game against Carleton. MIT lost 63-46.