MIT to Cut Spending After $1 Billion Loss

Hurting from investment losses of $1.2 billion in the last two years, MIT will tighten its belt, President Charles M. Vest announced.

Dorm Security Erratic After Burglary at Next

Desk security for many dormitories is erratic and poorly enforced, even in the wake of last month’s Next House burglary.

IFC Elects New Slate Of Officers, Chairmen

The Interfraternity Council held elections yesterday evening for offices on its Executive Committee.

Robertson, WTC Designer, Lectures on Center, Future

Leslie E. Robertson, one of the two engineers who designed New York’s World Trade Center, gave the Felix Candela Lecture Tuesday evening, discussing buildings he has designed around the world and the future of the Trade Center site.

WORLD AND NATION

D.A. Recommends Throwing Out ‘Central Park 5’ Charges

Michigan Weighs Relaxing Dioxin Standard, Governor-Elect Opposed

Massachusetts Priest Fathered Two Children, Documents Say

U.S. Employers Cutting Health Care Coverage for Workers in Retirement

News Briefs

News Briefs

Turmoil Deepens as Venezuela General Strike Reaches Day 4

Weather: Sunny, Snowless Weekend

COLUMNS

Democracy in the Middle East

Consider Yourself Guilty

Affirmative Action: A Necessary Evil

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

UA Survey Poorly Designed

Chomsky’s Allegations Should Be Questioned

SPORTS

The Football Fanatic

Fencing Defeats St. John’s

MIT Swimming Victorious In November Competitions

Sport Taekwondo Takes First

Friday, Dec. 6

‘Body’s Failure’ Stops Runner in Final Race

COMICS

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mangos

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