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Bad Taste Offensive Yet Entertaining Over 400 eager students gathered in the winding hallways outside 10-250 last Saturday. Surely it was for a presentation given by a world-famous lecturer? Or the announcement of a great scientific breakthrough? Not quite. The throngs of MIT students waited to see the Chorallaries’ Concert in Bad Taste, an outrageous comedy show where nothing is sacred and all is a potential target. At a Baker House Committee meeting last night, residents discussed the possibility of expanding MIT’s residence-based advising program to their dormitory next fall. The Class of 2003 returned to tradition for their class ring design while including many unique features signifying this year’s sophomore class. MIT Proposes Live-in Staff for Dormitories Administrators may soon reside in some of MIT’s dormitories to assist and advise students . To All Concerned Members of the MIT Community, MIT Shuts Early; Snow May Force Cancellation Today The worst nor’easter to strike New England in four years forced the early closure of MIT yesterday and may cause more cancellations today. Financial Aid, Tuition To Increase Next Year MIT announced it would increase financial aid grants for next year by almost 20 percent - the largest percentage increase ever - at the same time it raises tuition. Scott Recuses Self on UAP Vote Amid a storm of controversy, Undergraduate Association Election Commissioner Zhelinrentice L. Scott ’00 has officially recused herself from her authority on all issues regarding the UA Presidential/Vice Presidential election. Scott will still act as commissioner for all other elections. WORLD AND NATION Cheney Undergoes Angioplasty VP Hospitalized For Common Complications Chinese Premier Plans to Double Gross Domestic Product by 2010 Spy Held for Revealing Secret Tunnel Under Russian Embassy 2 Dead, 13 Wounded After California School Shooting EDITORIAL
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