Volume 118 >> Issue 54 : Friday, October 30, 1998

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News

• Student Discontent Revealed in UA Poll
• Independent Activities Period Will Use New Online Planning System
• Vest Policy, Milk Lead Field in UMOC Contest
• Harshbarger, Celluci Spar As Loudly as Supporters

World and Nation

• John Glenn Re-enters Space After Near-Perfect Launch
• Hamas Leader Arrested After Attempted Suicide Bombing
• Downed Swissair Jet's Gaming System Shows Burned Wiring
• British Poet Laureate Hughes, Plath Husband, Dies at Age 68
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather: Gusty Treats

Editorials

• A Troubling End for Fiji

Columns

• The Lost Art of Political Debating
• Celebrating Human Absurdity
• Clinton the Winner in Status Quo Election

Letters to the Editor

• UA Polling Methods Troubling
• Red Cross Policies Sensible
• Krueger's Own Responsibility

Arts

• Movie Review: Soldier

Sports

• Engineers Outpace Tufts to Take First
• Chen and Cooke Place Second at Rolex Small College Tennis Meet
• Equestrian Team Takes Home Several Ribbons
• Men's Rugby Drops Match to Dinosaurs

Photographs

Damned for Life

Connie Lu -- The Tech
Viola player Michael Zaretsky performed three sonatas by Johann Sebastian Bach during the Chapel Concert Thursday.

Frank Dabel -- The Tech
Attorney General Scott Harshbarger.

Angela Piau -- The Tech
Jim Anderson '01 fights off an opponent from Wentworth Institute of Technology during the soccer game Thursday. The Engineers defeated the Leopards 2­1.

Down with Science

Frank Dabek -- The Tech
Attorney General Scott Harshbarger and Acting Governor A. Paul Cellucci engaged in fiery discussion during Monday¹s debate in Faneuil Hall.

Bart Squeek

Gabor Csanyi -- The Tech
Fernando Paiz G, as the antagonist Angelo, attempts to seduce Isabella, played by Marketa Valterova '00, in the Shakespeare Ensemble's performance of Measure For Measure in Kresge Little Theatre.

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