Volume 118 >> Issue 56 : Friday, November 6, 1998

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News

• Vest Will Announce Architect For Planned Dormitory Today
• Alcohol Banned at AEPi Following Hospitalization Of 17-Year-Old BU Woman
• Reactor Referendum a Landslide As Residents Call to Move Nuke
• Undergraduate Environmental Scholars Program Inaugurated
• MIT in Good Fiscal Shape, Report Says
• Undergraduate Residence Crisis Taxes Graduate Housing System
• North Carolina Student Killed By Overdose of Caffeine Pills

World and Nation

• Judiciary Committee Asks Clinton to Answer Charges
• Honduran Refugees From Mitch Unable to Get Food, Medicine
• China Experiments with Open Courts After Years of Secrecy
• Premature Release of Poor Jobs Data on Internet Spooks Markets
• Bob Livingston May Decide Today to Challenge House Republican Leaders
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather: Sunny and Cold Weekend

Columns

• Things I Do Not Want To Hear
• Time to Clean House
• Lost Among the HDTs and VIPs

Letters to the Editor

• Callous and Sickening
• The Real Pro-Life Movement

Arts

• Movie Review: The Siege
• Theater Review: Measure for Measure

Sports

• Gray Wins Academic All-American Honor

Photographs

Greg Kuhnen -- The Tech
Nanki-Poo (Johnny Lee '00) and Yum-Yum (Mary Tsien '01) share a happy wedding day in the Gilbert and Sullivan Players' production of The Mikado.

Greg Kuhnen -- The Tech
The Mikado

Damned For Life

Down with Scienc

Randomeland

Greg Kuhnen -- The Tech
The Mikado

Omar Roushdy -- The Tech
Consultant Richard Dober addressed the questions and suggestions of students who participated in an open forum about the new residence hall Wednesday in 6-120.

Bart Squeak

Jane Kuzelka
Journalists Hiawatha Bray from The Boston Globe, Julian Dibbel from the Village Voice, and Amy Harmon from the New York Times discussed the effects of technology on journalism in a forum sponsored by the MIT Communications Forum and the Media in Transition Project in Barios Theater Thursday.