Volume 118 >> Issue 61 : Tuesday, November 24, 1998

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News

• Central Square Fire Damages Restaurant
• Thanksgiving Festivites Abound
• Roger Ebert Address Topic of 'Virtual Movies'
• Search for Dining Contractors, Director Goes to Final Stages
• Students Use Orange Ribbons to Wage Silent Protest
• Yale Prof Arrested on Child Pornography Charges

World and Nation

• U.S. Will Not Suggest Force To Deal With Iraqi Defiance
• Impeachment Vote Nears As Panel Holds Second Hearing
• Israel Seeks Added $1.2 Billion To Pay for West Bank Pullout
• Railworkers Across Europe Hold Strike Against End of Monopolies
• News Briefs I
• News Briefs II
• Weather: Thankgiving Holiday To Bring Light Rain over Northeast

Columns

• The Limitations of Orange Ribbons
• Gore's Mistakes in Malaysia
• Speaker Finneran's Fumble

Letters to the Editor

• CHina's Beliigerence Toward Taiwan

Sports

• Men's Varsity Four Takes Second at Foot of Charles

Comics

Down With Science

ranDomeland

Damned for Life

Bart Squeek

Photographs

Rich Fletcher -- The Tech
Dance Troupe's Fever

Michelle L. Povinelli -- The Tech
Laurel P. Smith '00 aims at her target during the MIT Rifle competition against Virginia Military Academy Saturday in DuPont Gymnasium.

Rich Fletcher -- The Tech
Dance Troupe's Fever

Michelle L. Povinelli -- The Tech
Tenor soloist Mark Evans joins the MIT Concert Choir in performing Haydn's The Seasons during the Klaus Liepmann Memorial Concert Friday in Kresge Auditorium.

Greg Kuhnen -- The Tech
Dancers erupt from a group, flaring outward in a scene from Dance Troupe's Fever.

Rich Fletcher -- The Tech
Dance Troupe's Fever

Rich Fletcher -- The Tech
Dance Troupe turned up the heat in their fall production, Fever, held Friday through Sunday in Little Kresge Auditorium.

Karlene Rosera -- The Tech
The Chorallaries, MIT's coed a cappella group, performed during their Fall Concert Saturday in 10-250. Special guest groups included Yale's Out of the Blue and the Dartmouth Aires.