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Class of 2007 Opens Senior Gift Campaign The Class of 2007 Senior Gift, an international study abroad fund, was presented yesterday evening at the Senior Gift Kickoff, which was held in the fall for the first time. The fund will cover any cost incidental to studying abroad such as travel expenses, accommodations, and food. Sophomores, juniors and seniors will be eligible for this fund. Survey Foiled by Fast Food Fraud Roughly 2,000 students responded to a recent survey regarding the future of the Lobdell Food Court, showing strong support for Thai, Italian, and Chinese cuisine. However, according to Director of Campus Dining Richard Berlin, “ Lobdell Dining Survey Results TABLE Sexual Health Educator Joins MIT Medical Team “My favorite was when this guy pulled down his pants at a cocktail party and was like ‘What is this?’,” laughed Divya B. Kumar, MIT’s new sexual health educator. “I get some really crazy stories.” News Briefs The name of Ashdown House has been passed on to the new graduate dormitory that was previously referred to as NW35. Several of the new building’s rooms will be named for rooms in W1, or the current Ashdown House. In addition, the Thirsty Ear pub, which is now located in the current Ashdown’s basement, will move into the new Ashdown. In Short Final UMOC Donations TABLE Public Relations Committee to Moderate Dorm Storms This is the third of a series of weekly interviews with members of different Undergraduate Association committees. These interviews will be conducted by Dorm Storm Locations and Times TABLE Estate Donates $120 Million to Fund Cancer Research The estate of a wealthy New York businessman who died in 1992 is donating $120 million of his real estate fortune to six cancer research organizations, including Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston. The six recipients will get $20 million each this year and millions more in future years. WORLD AND NATION
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