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Dining Board Seeks Optional Meal Plan Following massive student opposition to proposed mandatory dining plans, the Campus Dining Review Board will draft an alternative plan based on wider student involvement. Trujillo Named Dean for Alcohol Education MIT has announced the creation of a new Associate Dean for Alcohol Education and Community Development in response to suggestions by working groups on improving alcohol policy on campus. New Dorm Planning, Building Continues Work on Simmons Hall is progressing on two fronts, as contractors race to finish the concrete structure before winter and students try to resolve residential life questions. Polaroid Goes Bankrupt; Plans to Sell Existing Assets The Cambridge-based Polaroid Corporation obtained bankruptcy protection in the United States Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Delaware on October 12. WORLD AND NATION Anthrax Suspected as Cause Of Postal Workers’ Deaths Israel Spurns America, Increases Fighting in Palestinian Territory
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