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‘Secret Agents’ Welcome Frosh to Institute Orientation 2007 kicked off on Saturday with Nicholas J. Fahey ’05, one of the Orientation Coordinators, rollerblading onto the stage of Kresge Auditorium. Freshmen were then introduced to the other Orientation Coordinators, also known as Secret Agents: Ivana L. Sturdivant ’04, Jonathan G. Wu ’06, Elizabeth A. Witham ’05, and Zachary M. Eisenstat ’06. This article is the first in a series intended to introduce freshmen to life in Boston and at the Institute. Future installments will deal with other necessities of life at MIT, including banking and purchasing textbooks. Transportation Agencies, Attractions Here are the Web sites for the various modes of transportation mentioned in the guide. Dorms to Limit FSILGers at Parties The Dormitory Council will be limiting the number of members of fraternities, sororities, and independent living groups in attendance at the two major dormitory rush parties. RIAA Said to Drop Defunct D.C. Case Against Institute The Recording Industry Association of America will abandon a court proceeding it instituted to force MIT to identify a network user accused of copyright infringement, an MIT attorney said. Top Salaries at MIT, July 2001 through June 2002 The following Rush Rules have been established by the Association of Student Activities to balance the exposure of incoming students to the demands of new academics, dormitories, and student life at MIT. These rules are in place to facilitate transition time for new students into life at MIT without inundation by too many new opportunities. All ASA-recognized groups are mandated to follow these rules. WORLD AND NATION Poor Communications, Ohio Caused Blackout, Study Says Abusive Priest Attacked, Dies In Massachusetts State Prison Justice Suspended for Defying Court on Ten Commandments Public Universities Cancel Classes In Painful Cost-Cutting Measures COLUMNS FEATURES The Engineer’s Guide to Romance: An Orientation Dating Guide
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