Trangendered Added To Anti-Bias Policy

MIT has added protection for transgendered individuals to its Nondiscrimination Policy statement, making “gender identity” the first newly protected category since “sexual orientation” was added in 1981.

Early Applications Drop Twenty Percent; Yale, Others Alter Policy

MIT received 2,865 early action applications this year, approximately 20 percent less than the 3,579 it received last year.

Morss Hall Will Soon Be Open to Student Groups

Possible uses for the space include a practice area for dance performance groups during the day. MIT also plans to use the space for catered events and conferences, said Director of Campus Dining Richard D. Berlin III.

WORLD AND NATION

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News Briefs

News Briefs

Muhammed Found Guilty by Jury In Sniper Trial, Deliberation Brief

Weather: Who Says You Have to Go With the Flow?

EDITORIAL

A Message for DKE and the IFC

COLUMNS

A Message from DKE

A Pro-Life Perspective

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Problems with DAPER?

On Repetition

ARTS

CLASSICAL REVIEW: Chamber Chorus Haunts Kresge -- Program of Monteverdi, Bach, Harbison Focuses on Death

COMEDY REVIEW: Rock, Paper, Stifler’s Mom -- All-You-Can-Eat Laughs at Roadkill Buffet Show

CONCERT REVIEW: FJE Needs a Little Jazzing Up -- No Star Power: Jazz Ensemble Gives an Almost Ordinary Concert

RESTAURANT REVIEW: A Rare Find in Malden -- French Bistro Run by Husband and Wife Team Features Good Rolls, Healthy Portions

THEATER REVIEW: What If... MIT Didn’t Have Playwrights? -- Dramashop’s Student-Written One-Acts Intriguing, Relevant and Well Done

SPORTS

Off-Season Fun: Players Tested For Dope, ‘The Jerk’ Says Nope

Schmeckpeper Heads to NCAA DIII National Meet in Indiana

COMICS

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hay fever

thinking is a disease

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