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Volume 118
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Issue 31 : Wednesday, August 26, 1998
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News
All Freshmen to Live in Dormitories Starting in 2001
President Charles M. Vest's Letter to Students, Faculty, and Staff
Class of 2002 Arrives on Campus With Different Reactions to MIT
Revamped Orientation Will Provide Less Hectic Introduction To Institute
Licensing Board Bans Alcohol from BTP
SAE Will Not Rush, Remains Suspended
Police Log
World and Nation
Bonnie Forces Half Million To Evacuate Carolina Coast
Gephardt, Top Dem in House, Won't Rule Out Impeachment
Notorious Terrorist and PLO Dissident Arrested In Egypt
Russia Reels as Ruble Plummets; Down 10 Percent Against Dollar
News Briefs I
News Briefs II
Weather: Wonderful Time for Weather
Editorials
Welcome, Class of 2002
Comprehensive Housing Review Needed
Columns
Diamonds in the Rough: Capuano, Tracy Strong Candidates in an Otherwise Weak Field
How to Survive Orientation
An End to Barnicle, and All That
Photographs
Greg Kuhnen -- The Tech
Anne Sechrest and Rebecca Saltzer G fawn over Eric Geddis, played by Peter Floyd
Greg Kuhnen -- The Tech
Workers from the Metropolitan District Commission placed new crosswalk warnings on Memorial Drive last Thursday.
Greg Kuhnen -- The Tech
Members of the off-broadway show Eric! rehearse their act
Greg Kuhnen -- The Tech
Ann-Marie White G hones her blade with the help of Sheridan Zabel in "Two Scenes," part of the MIT Community Players' night of one act plays in 35-225 last weekend.
Greg Kuhnen -- The Tech
Ann Marie White G hosts a remarkably unremarkable Eric Geddis on her talk show
Greg Kuhnen -- The Tech
Eric Lindblad G plays an intrusive and personal bum in "Two Scenes," a play by David Mamet performed by the MIT Community Players.
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